Bulgarians turn to South America in search of jobs
Increasing numbers of Bulgarians are seeking employment in South America, according to private employment agencies, quoted by Bulgarian-language daily Monitor.
Read moreIncreasing numbers of Bulgarians are seeking employment in South America, according to private employment agencies, quoted by Bulgarian-language daily Monitor.
Read moreWeather in Bulgaria will remain mostly hot and sunny at the weekend, but short-lived thunderstorms should be expected on Sunday,
Read moreThe European Commission (EC) has issued on June 21 reasoned opinions asking Bulgaria to comply with European Union law in
Read morePlans to move the central offices of the National Revenue Agency (NRA) from Sofia to Veliko Turnovo have now been
Read moreAbout 4000 ski and snowboard enthusiasts, hikers and supporters of President Rossen Plevneliev’s veto of the controversial amendments to the
Read moreEuropean Parliament’s international trade committee voted on June 21 to recommend that the European Parliament rejects the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement
Read moreBulgarian Minister of Culture Vezhdi Rashidov and Regional Development Minister Lilyana Pavlova were scheduled on June 21 2012 to sign
Read moreFrom June 21 to 24, Bulgarian Foreign Minister Nikolai Mladenov, his Swedish counterpart Carl Bildt and Polish foreign minister Radoslaw
Read moreFormer Romanian prime minister Adrian Nastase attempted to commit suicide on the evening of June 20 rather than be taken
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