6 hrs ago | People's Daily Online
Cooperation with Great Wall good chance for Bulgarian automobile industry
Bulgaria's Litex Motors Company has recently signed a deal with China's Great Wall automobile company on building a car-making plant in Bulgaria in a move seen as a good opportunity for Bulgaria to boost its automobile industry.
12 hrs ago | Sofia News Agency
Bulgaria Archaeologists Present Unique Thracian Tomb Finds
The two silver cups with gold coating featuring images of the ancient god Eros are among the most precious finds from the Karanovo tomb.
Bulgarian President Purvanov to visit Greece
Bulgarian President Georgi Purvanov will go on a state visit to Greece on October 24-26 at the invitation of his Greek counterpart Kostas Papulias.
Bulgaria GERB Party with Most Frugal Mayor Election Campaign
Bulgaria's the left wing spent BGN 820 000 on the campaign of socialist candidate, Georgi Kadiev , compared to BGN 190 000 for the GERB candidate and election winner, Iordanka Fandakova .
Bulgaria Prosecutors Press Charges against Ex-Defense Minister
Former Defense Minister, Nikolay Tsonev, must explain his signature under many contracts that led to losses for the State.
Bulgaria Chief Prosecutor: I Should Not Be Untouchable
Velchev stated that there is no room for the currently used legal saying a Only god is above the Chief Prosecutora , in a democratic society.
Bulgaria Support for Macedonia EU Accession Is 'Conditional'
Parvanov held a telephone conversation with Ivanov on Friday, at the initiative of the Macedonian side.
Bulgaria Faces Brussels Wrath over Garbage Problems
Bulgaria's capital Sofia has been battling garbage problems for years on end. Photo by Sofia Photo Agency Bulgaria is likely to be taken to the European Court of Justice over the inadequate waste management infrastructure in the capital Sofia two years after the European Commission launched an infringement procedure on the issue.
Roma Teenager Stabbed in Alleged Racial Brawl in Bulgaria's Samokov
Samokov, a town south east of Sofia, was the scene for a teenage stabbing incident.
Bulgaria Court Issues 1st Guilty Verdict over Parliamentary Brawl
Former MP from the NMSP party, Olimpi Katev, has been sentenced for insulting the MEP, Dimitar Stoyanov.
8 Bulgarians Busted for Stealing Credit Card Data in Poland, Austria
Interior Minister Tsvetanov has announced that 8 Bulgarians have been detained for stealing credit card info.
Bulgaria Capital Left without Drug Boss after Recent Arrests
The illegal drugs market in Bulgaria's capital Sofia does not have a single boss at the moment after the police made a number of recent arrests according to the Sofia Interior Ministry Chief, Valery Yordanov.
Child Shot Dead in Bloody Outburst in Bulgaria's Yambol
The police in the southern city of Yambol have taken emergency measures over a shooting.
Palfreeman Bulgarian Court Case Set to Continue December 2
The case against Australian Paul "Jock" Palfreeman, accused of murder and attempted murder, will resume on December 2. Photo by BGNES The case for the defense will begin on December 2 at the Municipal Court of Sofia , in the ongoing murder trial of Australian Paul "Jock" Palfreeman.
Bulgarian labour union activist speaks out after acid attack
Bulgarian labour union activist Konstantina Kouneva, maimed by an acid attack in December 2008 in Petralona, Greece, has spoken of her ordeal nearly a year later.
Bulgaria Fears New Winter Gas Crisis
Bulgaria, the EU country worst hit by gas delivery disruptions last January following a dispute between Russia and Ukraine over transit, warned about delays to infrastructure work designed to boost energy security.
Thirteenth Swine Flu Death in Bulgaria
A man and a child wear a protective mask to prevent the spread of the swine flu virus as they walk in downtown Sofia.
Bulgaria Fisherman Murders Two after Reservoir Dispute
Interior Minister Tsvetan Tsvetanov confirmed the murder Tuesday that occurred at 21:00 Monday night after 3 men went fishing on a pontoon of the Vacha dam reservoir.
Sofia municipality will fine poor quality work
Sofia municipality will levy fines ranging from 1000 to 5000 leva on companies that fail to complete their assignments satisfactorily after winning infrastructure contracts in the capital, Bulgarian news agency reported on November 17 2009.
Bulgaria's Finance Minister sees first shoots of recovery
Despite statistical data showing that Bulgaria's economy shrank by 5.8 per cent year-on-year in the third quarter of 2009, Bulgarian Finance Minister Simeon Dyankov was optimistic that the first signs of recovery were already visible.
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