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Bulgaria’s small, medium and micro enterprise (SME) sector has stabilised after the crisis with noticeably more businesses, jobs and value added than the European Union as a whole, according to […]
Recent days have seen a new series of arrests by Bulgarian border police of would-be illegal immigrants, mainly from Middle Eastern countries, in vari ...
European Union interior ministers are to be asked at a meeting on October 25 2012 to consider revoking the Schengen visa exemption for citizens of Ser ...
Police arrested a 40-year-old Bulgarian at a Sofia metro underground railway station, acting on an international arrest warrant issued by the Netherla ...
October 13 saw the formal launch of “10 Days of Volunteering” a project marking 10 years of Volunteer Days in Bulgaria, a partnership between the Bulgarian Charities Aid Foundation (BCAF) […]
Austrian Felix Baumgartner has become the first skydiver to break the speed of sound. Brian Utley of the International Federation of Sports Aviation said Baumgartner reached a maximum speed of […]
Europol has issued a warning to computer users about the police “ransomware” malware scam that seeks to defraud people of money through the payment of “fines”. When a person’s computer […]
Lithuania’s left-wing opposition has taken the lead in Sunday’s parliamentary elections. Exit polls show the left-wing Labor Party in first place, receiving nearly 20 percent of the vote while their […]
Montenegro’s ruling coalition has taken a strong lead in Sunday’s parliamentary election. Exit polls show the center-left Democratic Party of Socialists, led by veteran political Milo Djukanovic, won 46 percent […]
Archaeologists working at the site of the Roman baths in Deultum, an ancient settlement about 17km south-west of Bourgas on Bulgaria’s Black Sea coast, have found a ceramic lamp in […]
