Nessebur chief architect and project consultant face large fines over dunes project
The chief architect of the Bulgarian Black Sea town of Nessebur has been told to pay two fines of 5000
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Economy and Tourism Minister to put Bansko new ski facilities proposals to Cabinet meeting
Bulgaria’s Economy, Energy and Tourism Minister Delyan Dobrev will brief his Cabinet colleagues on January 16 2012 on steps to
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M&A corner: Mounting dangers in the US economy
Stephen Covey, in his acclaimed book The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People, uses an interesting analogy to distinguish between
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Bulgarian court hands two-year sentence to former mayor of Sliven
Stara Zagora District Court has sentenced Yordan Lechkov, the former mayor of Sliven and one-time football hero, to two years
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EU-brokered dialogue between Serbia and Kosovo resumes
Bilateral dialogue brokered by the European Union between Belgrade and Priština was scheduled to resume in Brussels on January 15
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Bulgarians await outcome of Greek appeal court ruling in Helios Airways 2005 crash case
Bulgaria’s transport carriers union and supporters of Yanko Stoimenov, sentenced by a Greek court for 123 years in jail in
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Bulgarians among group jailed by Czech court for forging documents
A court in the Czech Republic has jailed a group of seven, including two Bulgarians, four Russians and a Moldovan,
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Construction of holiday village at Bulgaria’s Irakli suspended for exceeding plans
Bulgarian Regional Development and Public Works Minister Liliyana Pavlova has ordered a temporary suspension of construction of a holiday village
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Euro zone industrial production still shrinking
The eurozone says its industrial production fell for the third straight month in November, the latest signal that the currency
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