Chinese Textile Companies Seek to Set up Factories in Bulgaria
Chinese companies are willing to set up textile manufacturing units in Bulgaria, according to media reports.
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Chinese companies are willing to set up textile manufacturing units in Bulgaria, according to media reports.
Bulgaria’s newly sworn-in Defense Minister has spoken in favor of reintroducing military training classes in high schools.
Quotas on the number of EU citizens working in Switzerland have come into effect for one year starting Saturday, June 1.
Bulgaria’s former Interior Minister Tsvetan Tsvetanov has refused allegations that he has connections with gangsters.
A 7-year-old boy passed away in Bulgaria after a crossbar collapsed on him as he was playing football.
Bulgarians are to gather in a peaceful rally in front of the Turkish embassy in Sofia to express their solidarity with the protesters who have suffered a violent police crackdown in neighboring Turkey.
Children should start school at the age of four, according to Bulgaria’s new Education Minister, Aneliya Klisarova.
Bulgaria marks Saturday the International Children's Day, established in 1925 during the World Conference for the Well-being of Children in Geneva, Switzerland.
French newspaper L'Equipe has predicted that Bulgarian youngster Grigor Dimitrov will be world No.1 in five years’ time.
The purse bid for the proposed European Heavyweight title fight between Bulgarian undefeated champion Kubrat Pulev and challenger Tyson Fury has been cancelled.
Bulgarian rising star Grogor Dimitrov believes that facing Novak Djokovic on Saturday would motivate him to show his best tennis.
Aston Villa have agreed a GBP 2.5 M deal with Lech Poznan to sign Bulgarian winger Aleksandar Tonev, according to media reports.
Italy’s government has proposed legislative amendments that would gradually abolish state financing of political parties by 2017, replacing the current system with financing by private citizens.
Turkey's President Abdullah Gul has called for “common sense” to prevail as violent protests against the redevelopment of Istanbul’s Taksim square reached a “worrisome level”.
Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan is determined to press ahead with a controversial park redevelopment that has sparked violent protests.
Turkey is entering a second day of violent protests, with fresh clashes between police and demonstrators in Istanbul and the capital, Ankara.
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