7037 Driver's Licenses Were Confiscated by the Traffic Police Officers in 2018

7037 driver's licenses were confiscated by the Traffic Police officers in 2018, reported NOVA TV.

The New Metro Station on Bulgaria Blvd in Sofia is Almost Ready

About 90% of the construction works of the metro station from Line 3 of the metro "Bul.

Germany is Bulgaria's Largest and Most Important Trading Partner

Reduced trade with Turkey and Russia reported by Bulgarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

PM Borisov: Economic Performance in Bulgaria Continues to be Stable

Economic results in Bulgaria remain stable.

'Sofiyska Voda'' Will Suspend the Water Supply in Some Parts of the Capital on February 5

Over 40% of Bulgarian Municipalities Have Won Vouchers For Wireless Internet

Bulgaria is ranked second in the European Union as a share of the municipalities covered by the free wireless internet in public places (WiFi4EU), the Ministry of Transport and Information Technology said, quoted by Econ.

Bulgaria Plans to Expand Cooperation with Azerbaijan in Various Spheres

Azerbaijan and Bulgaria are eager to expand cooperation in all fields, where the sides see great potential, in order to achieve more visible results, Nikolay Yankov, Bulgarian Ambassador to Azerbaijan, reports Azernews.

Boyko Borissov and Zoran Zaev Meet Today at the Council of Ministers in Sofia

A general program in the field of culture will be signed, reported NOVA TV.

Bulgarian PM Boyko Borissov Will Meet Zoran Zaev on February 4th in Sofia

Prime Minister Boyko Borissov will hold a meeting with the Prime Minister of the Republic of Macedonia Zoran Zaev, who is visiting Sofia on February 4th, reported the Bulgarian National Radio.

Macedonia's FM: Bulgaria's PM Borisov Gave Impetus to our EU Integration

"Bulgaria's Prime Minister Boyko Borisov gave the first impetus for all the support we received for our Euro-Atlantic integration: His message was: Europe helped us, now we help our neighbours.

37% of Bulgarians Cannot Afford to Heat Their Homes

In 2017, the largest share of people who say they could not afford to heat their home was recorded in Bulgaria – 37 percent, according to a Eurostat survey, quoted by the Bulgarian National Radio.

Egypt and Bulgaria to Enhance Business Contacts

“Developing the existing industrial zones and creating new ones is important to successfully promoting and attracting investments from the Middle East and Africa.

Bulgaria Extends Deadline Again For Sofia Airport Tender

Bulgaria has delayed the deadline for bids to run Sofia’s airport for a fourth time to April 3, the transport ministry said on Friday, after potential bidders asked for more time, reported Reuters.

IMF Says Preparation for Euro Zone Beneficial for Bulgaria

Bulgaria’s push to join the euro zone is having a beneficial impact on the country, the International Monetary Fund said on Friday, reports Reuters.

Ministry of Agriculture and Food: Trade Between Bulgaria and Egypt has Great Potential

The 11-year period during which the joint Bulgarian-Egyptian Intergovernmental Commission did not hold sessions was too long.

Bulgarian Road Agency is Experiencing Technical Difficulties with Issuing E-vignettes

There is a technical difficulty in issuing electronic vignettes, the Road Infrastructure Agency said on 31st of January, reports BNT.

Ognyan Zlatev, EC: No-deal Brexit is the Worst Option for Both Sides

All heads of the European institutions reaffirmed their view that the Brexit agreement was not subject to renegotiation.

Sofia City Council Approves Budget for 2019

The Sofia City Council approved the municipal budget for 2019 which exceeds BGN 1.

Bulgarian President: Bulgaria-Portugal Relationship a Symbol of Europe's Future

(Xinhua) -- The relationship between Bulgaria and Portugal is a symbol of the future of Europe as the two countries can cooperate and hold dialogue while seeking common ground on the basis of European values, visiting Bulgarian President Rumen Radev said

Finland and Bulgaria Remain only Two Countries not Violating Network Neutrality Principles

There are only two countries in Europe - Finland and Bulgaria, where there are no violations of the network neutrality principles, according to the Report on network neutrality in Europe published by Austrian data protection NGO epicenter.

Bulgaria Marks the 165 Anniversary Since the Birth of One of the Country’s Most Important Political Figures-Stefan Stambolov

Bulgaria marks the 165 anniversary since the birth of one of the country’s most important political figures, Stefan Stambolov.