Bulgaria MPs Vote Drastic Fines for Waste Disposal Violations
Bulgaria's Members of the Parliament passed Thursday the amendments of the Waste Management Act, drastically increasing fines for violators.
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Bulgaria's Members of the Parliament passed Thursday the amendments of the Waste Management Act, drastically increasing fines for violators.
Bulgaria's Health Minister Anna-Maria Borisova said Thursday that the number of Bulgarian hospitals should be brought down to 130.
A total of 87 "fresh" Peace Corps volunteers have arrived in the Bulgarian capital Sofia from the USA via Munich.
Bulgaria's Education Minister Sergey Ignatov put on hold the Cabinet's decision to subsidize private schools in Bulgaria and thus reduce paid tuition taxes.
Bulgaria's Deputy Transport Minister, Ivaylo Moskovski, was appointed member of the supervision council of the National Health Insurance Fund (NZOK).
Months after the bye-elections for mayor in the Bulgarian capital Sofia, the municipality has confirmed plans for a hike in the fee for parking in the blue zones, to be enforced in the autumn.
Bulgaria's prime minister has warned belt-tightening is in store for the whole country as students and educators from the University of Sofia, the country's oldest, staged on Tuesday a large-scale rally against the school's reduced subsidy.
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov is a populist and pragmatic leader resembling most the country's communist dictator Todor Zhivkov, according to leftist German paper Neues Deutschland.
Bulgaria's Orthodox Church celebrates Tuesday, May 11, the feast day of Sts. Cyril and Methodius, two of the fathers of the Slavic literary culture.
Students and educators from the University of Sofia, Bulgaria's oldest, are staging Tuesday a large-scale protest rally against the school's reduced subsidy.
Bulgaria's Academy of Sciences (BAS) published on Monday a declaration against the reforms announced by the Bulgarian Minister of Education, Sergey Ignatov.
Bulgaria's alleged ringleader and former undercover security agent, Aleksei Petrov, is suing the leader of the nationalist, right-wing Ataka party Volen Siderov.
The Bulgarian Inspectorate at the Sofia City Hall has started to check the facades of Sofia buildings in an attempt to wipe away all remaining socialist-time billboards.
About 3 600 Bulgarian women are at risk over poor quality silicone breast implants, the Chair of the Parliamentary Health Committee, Lachezar Ivanov, reports.
A 17-year old student at the French Language School in Sofia is the first Bulgarian teenager to have made a feature film.
Students and educators from the University of Sofia, Bulgaria's oldest, are staging Tuesday a large-scale protest rally against the school's reduced subsidy.
The wrangle over the ownership of the botanical garden in the coastal town of Balchik gathered momentum on Monday after the director alarmed that its future is far from certain.
Patients in Bulgaria are most dissatisfied with the access to medical treatment and the availability of drugs in the country.
Bulgaria's Commission for Protection from Discrimination has raised racism charges against vocal far-right leader Boyan Rasate.
Managers of Western European hospitals are seeking to hire Bulgarian doctors and nurses at a labor market event in Sofia.
Just as the rest of Europe, Bulgaria marks Sunday May 9th, the Day of Europe, and 65 years since the end of World War II.
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