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EU Greenlights Blue Card for Skilled Migrants
The European Union has approved a new 'blue card' worker visa program, which aims to make it easier for skilled workers from outside the EU to get jobs in Europe.
Bulgaria Expects Brussels to Unfreeze More Funds
Bulgaria's Deputy PM in charge of EU funds management remains upbeat that the EC will shortly unfreeze funds under the SAPARD pre-accession programme.
Bulgaria Calls for More Closed Nuclear Plant Compensation
The European Union should pay further compensation to Bulgaria for the two closed reactors at the country's Kozloduy nuclear power plant, according to the country's European Commissioner.
Ireland Envoy: Opinion Polls Show Lisbon Treaty Shift
The Irish Ambassador to Bulgaria, Geoffrey Keating, has stated that the upcoming referendum on the Lisbon treaty in Ireland is impossible to predict.
UK Euroskeptics Snub Proposal for 18 New Observers
A European Parliament decision to grant observer status - and full pay - to 18 of its incoming members in the next legislature has been ridiculed by British Euroskeptics
EU Stops EUR 150 M Waste Funds for Greece
The European Commission has decided to block EUR 150 M for Greece over disobeying of the European waste regulations.
Bulgaria Looks Forward to Site Domains in Cyrillic
Bulgarian residents will be able to register domain names in Cyrillic by the end of the year, the country's foreign minister vowed.
Top Spain Judge Impressed with Progress of Bulgaria Judiciary
The No 1 Spanish judge, Javier Gomez Bermudez, has stated he was impressed with the incredible progress Bulgaria's judiciary had made in the last 10-12 years.
Bulgarian MEPs Second Youngest in European Parliament
With an average age of a little over 47, Bulgaria's present 18 deputies are the second "youngest" in the European Parliament.
UK Becomes Less Attractive for Bulgarian Workers
The UK Bulgarian and Romanian Accession Statistics show that applications from the two countries have fallen to the lowest level since they joined the EU in 2007.
Bulgaria Court Acquits Dagestan Businessman of EU Funds Draining
The Plovdiv Regional Court acquitted Thursday the businessman from Dagestan, Abdusalam Islamov, of charges of draining EU SAPARD funds.
Switzerland Says No to Limiting EU Labor Migration
Switzerland won't impose temporary immigration limits on European job seekers despite its rising unemployment rate, the government announced in a statement.
Fire Closes EC for Business until Week's End
The European Commission building in Brussels will most likely remain closed for business for a week after the Monday fire.
EU Hopeful for Lisbon Treaty Compromise with Ireland by June
The Czech Presidency of the EU has expressed its hopes that by June it would have a compromise version of the Lisbon Reform Treaty acceptable to Ireland.
Fire Breaks Out in Main EC Building in Brussels
A fire has broken out Monday afternoon in the European Commission's building in Brussels.
360 Deceitful Bulgaria Farmers Face Subsidies' Pay Back
333 unscrupulous Bulgarian farmers will be asked to refund the subsidies they have received in 2007 and 2008.
Six Bulgarian Laborers Arrested in Northwest France
Six legal Bulgarian workers have been arrested in the town of Scaer in Northeast France.
Only Bulgaria Omitted from EC Video Celebrating 20 Years since End of Communism
Bulgaria is the only EU member from Eastern Europe which is absent from a video of the European Commission entitled "1989-2009: 20 Years of Liberty".
Bulgaria to Lose EUR 130 M EU Money over Garbage Law
Bulgaria may lose around EUR 130 M for the waste processing factory near the capital Sofia provided by Operational Programme Environment 2007-2013.
Bulgaria Introduces Fixed-Line Number Portability in Month
Bulgaria's communications regulator has vowed to make available number portability for fixed-line phones within a month in response to the infringement procedure that the European Commission launched on Thursday.
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