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Automobile Giant Opens Sixth Plant in Bulgaria

"Teklas Bulgaria" will build a sixth factory on the territory of Bulgaria.

Business | February 8, 2019, Friday // 14:16

Sales of Diesel Cars Fall Across the EU, Excluding Bulgaria and Estonia

In 2018, the sale of diesel-powered cars declined throughout the European Union, except in two countries - Bulgaria and Estonia, according to data from the European Automobile Manufacturers' Association, quoted by Investor.

Politics » Bulgaria in EU | February 8, 2019, Friday // 14:11

Lately Bulgarian Consumers Believe that Buying a Car or Home is more Affordable

In January, there has been some improvement in consumer intentions to make purchases of durable items such as car, home or home improvement.

Society | February 8, 2019, Friday // 14:06

Easier Access to Foreign Carriers to Bulgaria's Railway Network

Amendments to the law on rail transport, adopted by the Parliament on Thursday's first reading, facilitate the access of foreign railway operators to the Bulgarian market.

Politics » Domestic | February 8, 2019, Friday // 13:34

What is the State of the Repair of "Graf Ignatiev" Street?

With nearly three months delay, the repair of Sofia's Graf Ignatiev Street continues.

Politics » Domestic | February 8, 2019, Friday // 13:27

Every Third Teacher in Bulgaria Complains of Severe Stress

35% of Bulgarian teachers complain of a strong general stress, according to data from the teachers' syndicate under the Podkrepa Labor Code.

Society | February 8, 2019, Friday // 13:22

According to a Study Gender Funding Gap Grows when Research Pitches Get Personal

Women are less successful in receiving research funding than men if the selection process focusses on the scientist making the pitch rather than the science presented, according to new research released Friday, reports AFP.

Society | February 8, 2019, Friday // 13:20

Donald Trump and China's Xi Won't Talk Before Trade Deadline

World | February 8, 2019, Friday // 12:06

Bulgaria’s Consumer Sentiment Index Increased by 1.9% For January 2019

Bulgaria’s consumer sentiment index increased by 1.

Politics » Domestic | February 8, 2019, Friday // 12:04

Bulgarian Minister of Defense: We Have to Force the State to Work

''We can no longer be reconciled to this double standard.

Politics » Domestic | February 8, 2019, Friday // 11:56

Macedonian MPs to Vote on NATO Protocol

Another vehement political debate is expected in Parliament on Friday ahead of a vote on the so-called accession protocol for the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia to join NATO under the new name North Macedonia, Kathimerini reported.

World » Southeast Europe | February 8, 2019, Friday // 11:54

The 69th Edition of "Berlinale" Begins

It is one of the largest public film festivals in the world, attracting tens of thousands of visitors from around the world every year.

Society » Culture | February 8, 2019, Friday // 10:21

UNICEF: Every Fifth Child in the World Lives in Extreme Poverty

Every fifth child in the world lives in extreme poverty and has less than $ 2 a day.

World | February 8, 2019, Friday // 09:51

Bulgaria Signs Car Supply Deal with Moto Pfohe

Bulgaria's education ministry said on Thursday that it has signed a 1 million levs ($580,000/511,000 euro) deal with local car dealer Moto-Pfohe for the supply and maintenance of light vehicles with 8+1 seats, See News reports.

Business | February 8, 2019, Friday // 09:49

Jess Messina Off to Bulgaria

JESS Messina is about to embark on a demanding schedule to start the year that will see her head to Bulgaria, return home for a month before heading to Serbia and potentially Finland, portnews.

Sports | February 8, 2019, Friday // 09:45

Bulgaria Warns FYROM Over NATO Membership

/ekathimerini/ If the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) wants to be a full member of NATO and the European Union, it must fulfill the commitments it has undertaken towards Bulgaria and Greece, Bulgarian Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of De

World » Southeast Europe | February 8, 2019, Friday // 09:44

US Revokes Venezuela Visas

The United States said Thursday it was revoking visas of Venezuelan lawmakers seated by President Nicolas Maduro as it criticized European and Latin American countries for seeking dialogue with the embattled leader, reported AFPThe United States has recog

World | February 8, 2019, Friday // 09:42

Prime Minister Borisov: No Hospital will be Closed During my Term of Office

“No hospital will be closed during my term of office, the money for health care is increased every year, and therefore I want solutions.

Politics » Domestic | February 8, 2019, Friday // 09:37

Report Exposes Antisemitic Rhetoric on Social Media by Bulgarian Ultra-Nationalists

A report released this week exposes antisemitic rhetoric used on social media by the far-right activists behind the Lukov March in Bulgaria, a torch-lit ceremony that consists of nationalists and neo-Nazis from across Europe.

Society | February 8, 2019, Friday // 09:34

Deputy PM: If Macedonia Wants to be a Full Member of NATO and the EU, it Should Abide by its Commitments to Bulgaria and Greece

If Macedonia wants to be a full member of NATO and the EU, it should abide by the commitments it has made to Bulgaria and Greece, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defence Krasimir Karakachanov told Focus Radio.

Politics | February 8, 2019, Friday // 09:31

Third Skripal Suspect Linked to Poisoning in Bulgaria in 2015

A possible third Russian suspect linked to the poisoning of a former spy in Salisbury flew back to Moscow via a European city a few days after the attack, an investigative website has claimed.

Crime | February 8, 2019, Friday // 09:26