Bulgaria's Dafovska Third in Women's Biathlon Sprint
Bulgaria's Ekaterina Dafovska ranked third in a women's 7.5 km biathlon sprint on Friday.
Bulgaria's Ekaterina Dafovska ranked third in a women's 7.5 km biathlon sprint on Friday.
A preliminary report by the United States on Iraq's weapons dossier has found the declaration to be full of omissions, US media report. The document contains scant new information and fails to account for missing chemical and biological weapons, according
Rightist party Union of Democratic Forces (UDF) will celebrate its 13th birthday on December 14. UDF was the first big party to emerge on Bulgaria's political scene after the fall of communism in 1989.
Bulgaria's first gypsy radio kicked off in Northern town Vidin. Roma radio starts with twenty-four hour program.
Municipal authorities across Bulgaria should employ an officer speaking a fluent English to facilitate contacts with foreign investors. The responsibilities of such position would include introduction tours with investors interested in the given region.
The contract for the construction of Lot B1 - new passengers' terminal and the adjacent infrastructure of the Sofia Airport will be signed Monday in the Transport Ministry. This project is part of the "Reconstruction, development and expansion of Sofia Ai
The Bulgarian Mihail Alexandrov broke the national 400 m medley swim record. He finished sixth with time of 4:15:02 minutes at the swimming championships in Germany's Riesa.
Seven Bulgarian inventors were awarded prizes from the World Exhibition of Innovation, Research and New Technologies "Brussels Eureka." Bulgaria's Transport Minister Plamen Petrov handed a total of seven golden and three silver medals as well as special p
President Parvanov will visit Ukraine in January. Sergey Stanishev, leader of the Bulgarian Socialist Party, announced after a meeting with the Ukrainian Ambasador to Bulgaria Viaceslav Pohvalski.
The case with regard the tragic incident on December 21st last year, which claimed the lives of seven children, is not being slowed down on purpose, according to Justice Minister Anton Stankov. He was asked in Parliament to explain the latest developments
"I believe that January 1, 2007 will be entered in Copenhagen's closing documents as an entry date for Bulgaria and Romania," President of European Parliament Pat Cox was quoted by local Darik radio as saying. He noted that the European Parliament have in
The cardinal accused of mishandling accusations of paedophilia by Roman Catholic priests in the Boston area has resigned. The Pope accepted the resignation of Archbishop Bernard Law of Boston on Friday morning after a short meeting.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has marked Constitution Day with a promise of a referendum for Chechnya. Under a new draft constitution the breakaway republic will be defined as part of Russia.
Deputy Prime Minister and Economy Minister Nikolay Vassilev commented that the idea of the ruling party MP Miroslav Sevlievski to close the Privatization Agency and to replace it by a state-run holding comes late. Vassilev accused Sevlievski of cribbing a
A Bulgarian delegation, headed by Prime Minister Simeon Saxe-Coburg, left for Copenhagen, where European Union leaders are about to sign an historic agreement that will expand the bloc by 10 members in 2004. Upon the departure, Prime Minister Saxe-Coburg
A man has been arrested checkpoint after 4,000 worth of counterfeit euro banknotes were seized at the Kalotina border checkpoint. The forged notes were discovered during a routine check in the personal luggage of the man who was heading to Vienna by bus.
The Netherlands granted EUR 2.5 M to Bulgaria's Financial Ministry.
Companies that invest in regions hit by high unemployment will be exempted from corporate taxes for a five-year period under amendments to the Corporate Income Tax Act, adopted by Parliament December 13. The preference will apply to companies, which reinv
Bulgaria's Parliament prolonged the mission of the Bulgarian multinational peacekeeping forces unit in the international forces in Afghanistan till the end of the operation there. Forty Bulgarians participate in the international peace operation in Afghan
The two "problematic" countries in Europe Bulgaria and Romania hope at least to obtain a firm commitment with regard to their accession at the summit in Copenhagen, the French daily Le Monde comments today. The article underlines that the gravest problem
Bulgarian parliamentary delegation, led by Parliamentaty Speaker Ognyan Gerdzhikov, is on an official visit to China, starting December 13. It includes PMs of all parliamentary represented political powers, businessmen and journalists.
Google Street View Cars Return to Bulgaria for Major Mapping Update
Housing Prices Soar in Bulgaria’s Major Cities as Demand and Supply Strain Increase