Bulgarian Cabinet approves renewable energy plan, offshore drilling tender
In separate decisions on January 9, Bulgaria’s Cabinet approved a long-term renewable energy development plan, setting out targets for 2020
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In separate decisions on January 9, Bulgaria’s Cabinet approved a long-term renewable energy development plan, setting out targets for 2020
Read moreBulgaria’s Ombudsman Konstantin Penchev has asked the Constitutional Court to overrule law that prevents foreigners from leaving the country if
Read moreBulgaria’s national football team will play its World Cup qualifying match, against Malta on March 22, in front of empty
Read moreForty per cent of Bulgarians polled in an international survey said that they would prefer to be their own bosses
Read moreAt its first meeting for 2013, Bulgaria’s Cabinet was set to approve a plan for abandoned cars to be removed
Read moreA taxi fare price war has broken out in Bulgaria’s second city Plovdiv, with almost all taxi companies having dramatically
Read moreBulgaria’s unicameral Parliament, the National Assembly, was scheduled to hold its first sitting for 2013 on January 9. The current
Read moreA 5.8-magnitude earthquake off the coast of Greece in the Aegean Sea was felt in Bulgarian capital Sofia on January
Read moreHristo Pimpirev became the first Bulgarian to set foot on the South Pole on January 8, flying the country’s flag
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