French tire-manufacturer Michelin presented in Bulgaria's capital Sofia its new line of truck tires, called X Line Energy, designed especially for heavyweight wheel transport.
About 300 companies are participating in the 2013 spring edition of Bulgaria's largest construction expo "Stroyko 2000".
Nikola Gazdov, Chair of the Bulgarian Photovoltaic Association (BPVA), has said that renewable energy producers have been made to carry the blame for the problems plaguing the energy sector.
In February 2013, Bulgarians traveled abroad mostly to study or visit relatives, according to data released Wednesday by the National Statistics Institute (NSI).
Bulgaria is at the bottom of a ranking indicating perceived independence of the judiciary in EU Member States.
Swedish Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt has criticized his British counterpart David Cameron for his plans to restrict migrants' rights to social benefits.
Bulgaria's caretaker Prime Minister, Marin Raykov, and two of his Ministers have arrived in Brussels for their debut meetings with senior EU officials.
Bulgaria's caretaker Economy and Energy Minister, Asen Vassilev, has fired Kiril Geratliev, head of the EU Competitiveness Funds Directorate at the Ministry.
Bulgaria's former Prime Minister Boyko Borisov and former Interior Minister Tsvetan Tsvetanov are looking to secure their places in the country's next Parliament.
A total of 65 parties have so far submitting documents for registration in the upcoming snap elections in Bulgaria, according to Ralitsa Negentsova, spokesperson of the country's electoral body.
Bulgaria's former Interior Minister Tsvetan Tsvetanov (2009-2013) will head the election headquarters of his center-right GERB party, the party announced on Wednesday.
The Organization for Security and Co-Operation in Europe (OSCE) will dispatch over 240 international observers in Bulgaria for the forthcoming parliamentary elections on May 12.
The Deputy Mayor of Bulgaria's Black Sea city of Varna, Associated Professor Dr.
The Municipal Council in the Black Sea city of Varna is holding an emergency sitting Wednesday to designate an interim Mayor.
The infamous Bulgarian Business University in the Danube town of Svishtov and its President, Velichko Adamov, have been entangled in a new scandal revolving around the newly founded college students' movement "Eagles' Bridge.
The deadline for parties willing to join the race in Bulgaria's snap general elections in May by submitting documents for registration with the electoral body expires Wednesday at 6 pm.
The Bulgarian Actors Union is organizing Wednesday its annual ceremony for bestowing the "Ikar" awards on the occasion of the International Day of Theater.
The World Cup 2014 qualifier football match between Bulgaria and Denmark has ended with a 1 – 1 draw in Copenhagen Tuesday evening.
Hopes that a stolen 300-year-old Stradivarius violin has been discovered in Bulgaria have been dashed, as the recovered instrument has turned out to be a modern replica.
Notorious Bulgarian drug lord Zlatomir Ivanov aka Baretata (The Beret), who lapsed into coma after being shot in downtown Sofia in January, has recovered, according to Bulgarian media.
A new anonymous bomb threat has caused the evacuation of the building in downtown Sofia from which notorious Bulgarian drug lord Zlatomir Ivanov was shot at and wounded back in January.
Bulgaria's high-profile "Belneyski" double murder case is entering its final stage after the Supreme Court of Cassations (VKS) returned it to the Plovdiv District Court for retrial by a new judge panel.
Renowned eccentric Dennis Rodman has arrived in Bulgaria, where he is about to take part in the first Bulgarian edition of the reality show "The Mole.
Cyprus's central bank has announced that the country's banks will reopen on Thursday, at midday, and operate until 6pm local time.
Cypriot authorities are looking to increase the amount that people can withdraw at a bank to EUR 300 per day, from EUR 100, as part of the capital controls, according to media reports.
Cyprus has prepared a decree implementing capital controls on the island as it attempts to prevent a banking collapse, according to media reports.
Cyprus may be set to impose a limit on the amount of money that can be taken out of the country, one of its main newspapers has reported.
Yiannis Kypri, the chief executive of the Bank of Cyprus, has been dismissed by the country's central bank.
North Korea has declared that it is cutting a key military hotline with South Korea, amid tensions that were prompted by Pyongyang's nuclear test in February.
A strong 6.1 earthquake shook central Taiwan Wednesday morning, killing one and leaving at least 19 injured.
'Look what I'll do now!,' the man shouted, brandishing a lighter.
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