Bulgaria's largest PR company M3 Communications Group, Inc. has received the 2012 Best Corporate Website title for its www.m3bg.com page from the SABRE Awards jury.
Qatar is a key partner to Bulgaria, which has the potential to take part in specific infrastructure projects, said Bulgarian caretaker PM Marin Raykov.
The Greek representative of French retail group Carrefour, MarinopoulosGroup, has stopped payments to suppliers in Bulgaria due to temporary financial difficulties.
Romania raised over RON 315 M, or EUR 72 M, from the sale of a 15% stake in gas transmission company Transgaz.
Bulgarian President Rosen Plevneliev was one of the two acting heads of state who attended Wednesday's ceremonial funeral of former British PM Margaret Thatcher.
US Ambassador in Sofia Marcie Ries has issued Wednesday a special statement thanking Bulgarian people for the support in the aftermath of the Boston Marathon tradegy.
Rumen Porozhanov, Executive Director of the State Fund Agriculture, has vowed that Bulgaria will not lose more EU funds under the Rural Development Program.
The liberal ALDE group in the European Parliament has issuing a strong statement of concern regarding the ongoing wiretapping scandal involving previous Bulgarian Minister of Interior Tsvetan Tsvetanov.
The EU subsidies for Bulgarian grain producers have been deposited in the country's fiscal reserve, announced Rumen Porozhanov, executive director of the State Fund Agriculture (SFA).
Hannes Swoboda, president of the European Parliament’s S&D Group, has called upon the European Commission to investigate Bulgaria’s latest wiretapping scandal.
Bulgarian caretaker Minister of Economy and Energy Asen Vasilev has announced he intends to make some changes of personnel at the ministry.
If true, prosecution findings of widespread violations in the Bulgarian police's wiretapping practices would be worrying, said Bulgarian caretaker PM Marin Raykov.
The first Director of Bulgaria's Food Safety Agency, Yordan Voynov, has submitted his resignation.
There is no way policemen have sabotaged the prosecution probe in alleged breaches in the use of special surveillance devices, SRS, according to Kalin Georgiev, Chief Secretary of Bulgaria's Interior Ministry.
The Prosecutor's Office has summoned Emil Dimitrov, former controversial Member of the Parliament from the centrist Citizens for European Development of Bulgaria party, GERB, over information of violation of voters' rights.
No fewer than 15 security guards on state payroll are protecting Bulgaria’s former Interior Minister Tsvetan Tsvetanov day and night, according to a local paper.
Bulgaria’s center-right GERB and the opposition Bulgarian Socialist Party (BSP) are tied in voting intentions ahead of the May 12 general elections, with GERB having a slight edge, according to a fresh poll.
Bulgaria’s ad hoc election board is to hold its third sitting in the country’s Council of Ministers on Wednesday.
Kalin Georgiev, Chief Secretary of Bulgaria's Interior Ministry, has been questioned by the Prosecutor's Office.
Bulgaria's Ombudsman, Konstantin Penchev, is asking for a broader Court control on the permits for the use of special surveillance devices in the country.
Bulgaria's Environment Ministry exercised inefficient control over the implementation of the concession contract for the Bansko ski zone during the first ten years of the concession period, according to the National Audit Office.
France has praised the job done by UNESCO’s Director General, Bulgarian Irina Bokova, hinting that she should be left in place for another four-year term at the helm of the organization.
Bulgarian prosecution authorities have announced they have received copies of what is claimed to be classified police documents implicating police anti-organized crime unit head Stanimir Florov in facilitating drug trafficking.
Investigative Bulgarian journalist, Hristo Hristov, whose work focuses on the secret files of the former Communist State Security, DS, has received an anonymous death threat.
Embattled Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad has given an interview sharply renewing criticism of what he called Western countries' help of Al-Qaeda in Syria and elsewhere.
The USA are not prepared to recognize newly-elected Venezuela President Nicolas Maduro, stated US Secretary of State John Kerry.
A letter addressed to US President Barack Obama and containing a "suspicious" substance, has been intercepted outside the White House, informed world agencies.
The solemn ceremony in honor of the late British PM Margaret Thatcher, held in London Wednesday in the attendance of more than 2,000 dignitaries from around the world, is now over.
Two rockets fired from Egypt's Sinai peninsula struck Israel's resort city of Eilat onWednesday, causing no casualties or damage.
A gun carriage bearing former British PM Margaret Thatcher's coffin is making its way to St Paul's Cathedral in a ceremonial procession to her funeral.
US Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano has stated that the deadly explosions in Boston which killed 3 people and injured 176 were not part of a broader plot.
Supporters of former UK PM Margaret Thatcher have started lining the streets of London in their thousands, with some camping out overnight to get the best views of her funeral procession.
A letter that has tested positive for the lethal toxin ricin or another poisonous substance has been posted to a US Republican senator.
The twin bombs that exploded at the Boston Marathon were likely carried to the scene in dark nylon bags and fashioned out of pressure cookers, authorities have stated.
The funeral of former UK Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher will take place on Wednesday, April 17.
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