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Bulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borissov did not confirm, on November 13, reports in Bulgarian language media that he would attend the South Stream groundbreaking ceremony next month; meanwhile, talks on […]
France, the United Kingdom and Bulgaria are among individual European Union countries that have added their statements to the EU’s collective voice ...
Bulgaria’s National Archaeology Museum will display on November 14 the trove of golden artefacts found near the village of Sveshtari in the north of ...
US lawmakers resume their work Tuesday facing the major task of finding an agreement on how to deal with $600 billion in automatic tax increases and s ...
Bulgaria’s year-on-year consumer price inflation was 4.4 per cent in October, receding from a 12-month high in September, when it was 4.9 per cent, data from the National Statistical Institute […]
Customs officers in Sofia seized a consignment of contraband cigarettes of a record value of seven million leva (about 3.5 million euro), Customs Agency chief Vanyo Tanev told public broadcaster […]
The Holy Synod, the governing body of the Bulgarian Orthodox Church, is to meet on November 14 2012 to discuss preparations for the election of a new Patriarch – but […]
The European Union is putting a year-long freeze on a controversial rule that all airlines flying in and out of EU airports pay a carbon emissions tax. Climate Commissioner Connie […]
Polish military prosecutors said Monday that they had exhumed remains of another two victims of the 2010 Smolensk, Russia, plane crash, that killed President Lech Kaczynski, on suspicion that there […]
Following the final investment decision being approved for the South Stream gas pipeline from Russia, deputy chairman of the Gazprom Management Committee Alexander Medvedev and CEO of Hungarian state-owned power […]
