Sofia blue zone and green zone paid parking rules come into force on October 1
Controversial new rules for paid parking in “blue” and “green” zones of Bulgaria’s capital city Sofia come into effect on
Read more
Bulgaria
Domestic politics, stories of relevance to expatriates, organised crime and corruption, judiciary, foreign policy and popular topics such as archaeology and weather
Archaeology: Bulgarian finance minister promises more funds after visit to Black Sea site – reports
Bulgarian Finance Minister Simeon Dyankov, after a visit to the Sinemorets site on the country’s Black Sea coast after the
Read more
Bulgaria’s Stanishev, elected European socialist leader, sees ‘leftist wave’ heading for continent
Bulgarian Socialist Party leader Sergei Stanishev, elected on September 29 2012 as president of the Party of European Socialists, said
Read more
‘Culture of entrepreneurship’ starting to form in Bulgaria, President Plevneliev says
A culture of entrepreneurship is starting to form in Bulgaria, and the construction of Sofia Tech Park scheduled to begin
Read more
Syrian crisis makes UN reform ever more urgent, European ministers say
The year and a half of deadly violence inSyriais clear testimony of the need to reform the United Nations to
Read more
Bulgarian MPs table bill to repeal smoking ban
Two Bulgarian MPs tabled on September 28 a bill of amendments to the Health Act that would repeal the ban
Read more
Bulgaria’s Chief Mufti announces Week of Mosques
The Chief Mufti, spiritual leader of Bulgaria’s Muslims, has announced that a Week of Mosques is to be held in
Read more
Motor vehicle trade grew 65 per cent in Bulgaria in 2011, Eurostat says
There was a 65 per cent growth in the motor vehicle trade in Bulgaria in 2011, according to statistics from
Read more
Bulgaria joins in European Researchers’ Night on September 28
Researchers’ Night takes place on September 28 2012 in 300 cities all over Europe – including seven Bulgarian cities. The
Read more