3 hrs ago | Sofia News Agency
EconMin Blames Ex EU Commissioner for Bulgaria's ACTA Involvement
Bulgaria's Economy Minister Traikov has blamed ex EU Commissioner Kuneva for failing to protect consumers from ACTA.
6 hrs ago | Balkans.com
Titan Machinery Announces Expansion Into Bulgaria
Titan Machinery has announced that it has entered into a definitive purchase agreement to acquire a majority interest of Rimex, which consists of seven Case IH agriculture equipment dealership locations in the following cities in Bulgaria: Sofia, Dobrich, Burgas, Pleven, Ruse,... Titan Machinery has announced that it has entered into a definitive ... (more)
8 hrs ago | Sofia News Agency
Bulgarian Archeology 2011 Exhibit Launched in Sofia
The fifth edition of the exhibit Bulgarian Archeology 2011 dedicated to the last year archeology season in the country was opened at the National Archeology Institute at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, BAS .
9 hrs ago | Sofia News Agency
Bulgaria Drains Faulty Dam in Flood Area
Last Monday the Ivanovo reservoir flooded Biser and surrounding villages, killing ten people.
9 hrs ago | Sofia News Agency
Bulgaria's Top Diplomat Becomes Proud Father of 1st Child
At the age of 40, Bulgaria's Foreign Affairs Minister, Nikolay Mladenov, became father for the first time.
9 hrs ago | Sofia News Agency
China Ming Yang Group to Supply Turbines for Bulgarian Wind Parks
China Ming Yang Wind Power Group Ltd., a Guangdong-based wind turbine manufacturer, has agreed to supply machines on 125 MW of projects in Bulgaria.
11 hrs ago | The Sofia Echo
Archaeology: More details emerge about Roman ruins in Bulgaria's Bourgas
More details have emerged about the archaeological find of Roman ruins at a spot near Bourgas on Bulgaria's Black Sea coast including the fact that they have been found before and funding already has been allocated to investigate them.
12 hrs ago | The Sofia Echo
Bulgarian Orthodox Church joins effort to assist flood victims
The Bulgarian Orthodox Church is collecting money, clothing and other necessities to assist those hard-hit by recent floods.
12 hrs ago | Sofia News Agency
Snowfall Disrupts Bulgarian Railways Traffic
The Bulgarian State-owned railways BDZ schedule is experiencing disruptions and delays Monday over the new snowfall .
12 hrs ago | Sofia News Agency
New Bulgarian President 'Stuck' with Predecessor's Orders
VP Angel Marin was bestowed the state order by President Georgi Parvanov just ten days before the end of their second and last term.
15 hrs ago | Sofia News Agency
Bulgaria Gripped by New Heavy Snowfall
The public transportation in the Bulgarian capital Sofia is running without significant delays, despite the heavy snowfall.
Is Russia Behind Bulgarian Anti-Fracking Protests?
Bulgarian anti-shale gas protesters referring to Bulgarian Minister of Economy and Energy Traicho Traikov and Minister of Environment Nona Karadzhova.
10 Killed by Avalanche in Kosovo, Child Saved
After the deadly avalanche in Kosovo death toll from Europe's cold snap topped 550 and tens of thousands became prisoners in their homes.
Bulgarian Church Launches Donation Campaign for Flood-Distressed
Hotels 5* Hotels 4* Hotels 3* Apartment Houses Restaurants Rent-a-car Casino Golf Resorts Mountain resorts Sea resorts Entertainment Shopping Health Clinics Public Safety Vaults Beauty Salons The southern Bulgarian village of Biser was hit by a flood wave on Monday following a dam failure.
ACTA ignites concerns about threat to Internet freedom
Protestors hold Guy Fawkes masks and shout slogans during a protest Saturday against the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement in Sofia, Bulgaria.
Bulgaria: Thousands Take Part in Anti-ACTA Protests
Hundreds of anti-ACTA protests took place all over Europe for Saturday, Feb. 11. Bulgaria was no exception: thousands of protesters braved cold in Sofia and 14 other Bulgarian cities and towns.
At least 3 killed in avalanche in Kosovo
An avalanche hit a village in Kosovo's mountainous south Saturday, killing a married couple and their 17-year-old son and leaving nine others missing, police said, as heavy snow continued to blanket the Balkans.
Bulgarian Customs Bust Latin American Cocaine at Sofia Airport
Bulgaria's Customs Agency has detained a total of 4.6 kg of cocaine in two separate drug shipments at Sofia International Airport , the institution announced.
Bulgaria's Antarctic Mission Survivors Barely Make It to Chile
Nine researches from Bulgaria's 20th Antarctic Expedition have managed to reach South America alive and well after suffering tremendous setbacks on their way back, announced Nikola Petkov , head of the Bulgarian Antarctic Institute.
Bulgarian EconMin Begins Checks of Dangerous Dams
Bulgaria's Minister of Economy and Energy, Traicho Traikov, says there are 600 potentially dangerous dams in the country.
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