The good Italians
Or how Italian business in Bulgaria, one NGO and an energetic social home’s principal make a difference
Sat, Nov 21 2009
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Or how Italian business in Bulgaria, one NGO and an energetic social home’s principal make a difference
A sibling attending the same kindergarten would not give priority to candidates, Sofia city council decided.
Some Bulgarian municipalities recognised the events that took place in the Ottoman Empire during 1915 as genocide.
The 2008 Bulgarska Koleda campaign raised three million leva, which will be used to buy medical equipment and for the treatment of children.
Initiated by WWF, the campaign encourages electricity saving and other actions against global climate changes.
The American rock band is coming to Bulgaria for the first time to take part in Kavarna Rock Fest 2009.
Bulgarian and Romanian businesses are already suffering losses due to the economic crisis and devaluation of the Romanian leu.
Together with the new Mall Plovdiv, the chain would offer entertainment for the locals
Recession and the overwhelming numbers of foreign workers in the country are among the main reasons for the decision.
Two Romanian citizens and four high school students were killed when a bus hit a car manned by an inexperienced driver.
Wind and solar parks would produce electricity using renewable energy sources
A new set of criteria for admissions to kindergartens in Sofia would have candidate children awarded points
During the May-June period, holiday packages and one-night stays at hotels in Black Sea resorts could cost up to 20 per cent less.
Following the route of Europe's Green Belt, biologist Kai Frobel shows areas of rich natural heritage in Bulgaria.
Thirteen old ships near Varna, owned by KG Maritime Shipping, are offered for sale, although the market for old ships is currently frozen.
Inflation and new electric power plants using alternative energy sources are among the reasons for a sharp price hike demanded by electricity suppliers.
Every year Bulgaria has celebrated its liberation from the Turkish rule on March 3, but many questions remain unanswered as to should the events that took place in the end of the 19th century be considered beneficial to the country's development.
Italian prosecutors allege that an increasing number of crimes are being co-ordinated through Skype, but authorities cannot track down conversations via internet telephony systems.
Main markets for Bulgarian wine are Russia, Poland and Germany, which receive 80 per cent of the country's wine production
While Social and Labour Minister Emiliya Maslarova said that she was happy with what she had achieved since the beginning of her mandate in 2005, medium and larger companies announced plans for mass layoffs.
This seventh auction features works by contemporary Bulgarian and foreign artists. Past editions have put first editions of Voltaire and Victorian lithographs on the block.
A photo exhibition featuring 60 colouful pictures reveals the fantastic world of the Venetian carnival.
For no particular reason, a Palestinian refugee began ripping off computer monitors and slamming them at the floor until the courtroom guards escorted him outside.
A report by Foros real estate agency said that only people in need are buying new homes.
Bulgaria commemorates the death of Vassil Levski, the national hero who paved the road towards liberation from the Ottoman rule.
Kavarna municipality is offering a train with 30 cars to carry Bulgarian fans to an AC/DC concert in Belgrade on May 26 2009.
Bulgarian embassy in Greece has warned the Ministry of Foreign Affairs that refugees from the Middle East board lorries driven by Bulgarians unnoticed in attempt to pass the border.
A report by the Open Society Institute published a survey indicating that students in Sofia see aggression and lack of discipline as the biggest problems in the school system.
The 42-year-old businessman's investment projects were in Sofia and the Black Sea region. Media reports speculated that he had a number of loans he was unable to service.