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Bulgaria will join Cyprus, Greece, Romania and Croatia in pressing the European Commission to review the rules on compensating farmers in quarantine zones.
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Regional development minister Ivan Shishkov is visiting Haskovo and Kardzhali today as part of the ministry's "Regions speak" campaign.
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The Bulgarian Farmers' Union has invited the ministry, MPs, scientists and producers to three sessions in the capital between September 28 and 30.
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Half of the tourist tax collected will go toward advertising and events tied to air links, minister Ilin Dimitrov says.
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Every polling station committee will count the machine receipts by hand, but the official result will still come from the machine tally, an election…
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An association of higher education schools that teach tourism has been set up in Varna, backed by 17 rectors. It will run a national observatory to…
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The wholesale price index rose 1.36% to 2,312 points, with cucumbers seeing the biggest price rise, the State Commission on Commodity Exchanges and…
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Rules for the system were adopted in late August, but it will take time to put them into practice, Plamen Danailov told BNT.
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At the National Thracian Pilgrimage in Madzharovo, the head of the Union of Thracian Societies in Bulgaria asked the state to pay compensation and…
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With a strong storm on the way, the foreign ministry says people should avoid travel to the US East Coast unless it's essential; New York and New…
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Speaking at the 81st session of the UN General Assembly, labor minister Natalia Efremova said Bulgaria will grow social enterprises through social…
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Flights for the international exercise ETAP-C 26-3 will take off from Plovdiv Airport, with missions also flown over parts of central and southern…
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Two more new electric Alstom trains start running today on the Sofia-Vidin and Sofia-Burgas lines, bringing the total number in service to four.
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Deputy prime minister Alexander Pulev met INSAIT's leadership to discuss expanding the institute's work into new areas, including robotics and…
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Two cocker spaniels and a Labrador, trained to sniff out illegal goods, are joining the ranks of Bulgaria's customs service.
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