Bulgarian President Purvanov to visit Greece
Vice President Angel Marin goes to Belgrade and Sarajevo.
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Monkey business
Bright colours, individual care and a rounded programme of extracurricular activities make this Lozenets-based kindergarten one of Sofia’s best
Secret scenarios
Analyst Tihomir Bezlov comments on the possible scenarios behind the State Agency for National Security controversy
Moldova offered $588M IMF lifeline
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) said on October 28 that it reached a "staff-level agreement" to lend Moldova the equivalent of $588 million over a period of three years.
Bulgaria's security agency worked like a mafia group, says former deputy head
Bulgaria's State Agency for National Security was chaotic and agency staff were involved in extortion attempts and assaults, Ivan Drashkov says.
Number of foreign visits to Bulgaria dropped in September
Bulgarian visits abroad matched the trend, with the exception of Macedonia where there was a 15.7 per cent increase.
Blazing new trails
In centuries past, Vienna was the key for conquerors looking to invade Western Europe.
Most Bulgarian employers will not increase salaries in the next 12 months - ING
The survey conducted by pollster Alpha Research in October among executives in firms with more than 100 employees found that only six per cent plan to cut pay and a separate 16 per cent plan an increase.
South African ambassador’s reception
The ambassador of South Africa, Sheila Camerer, and Alex Camerer hosted a reception on October 8 for diplomats, business and community leaders at their residence in Kambanite, Sofia.
Bulgarian snails set the pace for swift economic recovery
The produce, amounting to more than 900 tons is exclusively for export to Western Europe, with France, Italy and Spain being the major clients.
Economic crisis tips the odds against Bulgaria's gambling business
Crisis shrivels gaming industry turnover by 50 per cent, conference in Sofia told.
Europe's business climate, economic sentiment indicators improve
The Business Climate Indicator (BCI) for the euro area improved further in September 2009, although the improvement was less marked than in the previous month - and the BCI is still low.
Bulgarian railway staff protest against salary delays
Rail unions and Transport Minister Alexander Tsvetkov will meet on October 1 2009 to discuss the state monopoly's troubled finances.
Bulgaria's business climate index drops in September 2009
Bulgaria's general business environment index dropped by 0.4 points in September 2009 against August, reaching its lowest rate (8.6 per cent) ever since the beginning of the downturn in October 2008, the National Statistical Institute said.
G20: The communique
This is the full text of the 'Leaders Statement' issued at the close of the G20 summit in Pittsburgh, September 24 - 25 2009.
Joblessness to climb by summer 2010, economy to bounce in 2011
Unemployment could continue rising for another two years, according to business experts
Absurd or reality
Notwithstanding the economic crisis, official statistics register a hike in salaries
Groundbreaking at Kyustendil
Cedar Foundation pioneers new homes in push towards "de-institutionalisation"
Quartermaster*
Streppel has set up four information offices for the European Parliament. In retirement, it is culture and friends that still connect him to Bulgaria
Late starters
Back in 1986 Portugal was the European Union’s new boy and its poorest member state. 23 years later, how does Portugal compare to Bulgaria?
Overture
The day that Prime Minister Boiko Borissov’s Cabinet took office saw a number of key ministers outline their plans
Simeon Dyankov (39) – Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister
Dyankov returns to Bulgaria after 14 years with the World Bank, where he rose through the ranks to chief economist with the finance and private sector vice-presidency.
Traicho Traikov (39) – Economy, Energy and Tourism Minister
Traikov was the most unexpected pick in Borissov’s Cabinet line-up and its biggest unknown.
Rossen Plevneliev (45) – Regional Development Minister
He established his first company in 1990, working as a subcontractor for German’s Lindner, and set up Lindner Bulgaria in 1998.
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