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Borissov negotiates 100 million for the construction of factory in Stara Zagora
English investors will pour 100 million levs into a factory for electric automobiles in Bulgaria.
The project was worked out by the US Company Quorus Construction Ventures and the financing comes from British companies. This became clear from a statement of Bulgaria PM Boyko Borissov after ...
PM Borissov Asks London to Support 'Nabucco' ProjectGreat Britain interested in energy projects, Russia and Turkey
Bulgarian Anti-mafia Service to Cooperate with the British Intelligence
Bulgaria’s Interior Minister Tsvetan Tsvetanov and anti-mafia chief Stanimir Florov, who are on ...
Bulgaria’s Interior Minister Tsvetan Tsvetanov and anti-mafia chief Stanimir Florov, who are on ...
Oman Invests USD 1 Billion in Super Borovets Project
The Sultanate of Oman will invest over a billion US dollars in the development of Super Borovets. ...
The Sultanate of Oman will invest over a billion US dollars in the development of Super Borovets. ...
Picture of the day
A Romanian coach with thirty passengers on the road was literary blown off the iced road by severe wind near the village of Vetren, near Stara Zagora town. At the same time, the city of Sofia was blocked by traffic jams in snowy roads
Photo: BTA, Victor Levi
Headline briefs
Bulgaria
- PM Borissov Asks London to Support 'Nabucco' Project
- Bulgarian Anti-mafia Service to Cooperate with the British Intelligence
- Bulgarian Business Goes off the Track
- Bulgarians in London: Boyko is like an eagle
- WHO Experts to Visit Bulgaria
- Bulgaria Invites Tourists from Israel
- Small companies Get Access to State Financing in Bulgaria
- Hospitals Threaten with National Strike
February 9 in History
In 1990, was published the first issue of "Democratsia" daily.
In 1996, Todor Zhivkov was acquitted by the General Assembly of the punitive body of the Supreme Court.
In 1999, five Bulgarian nurses and a Palestinian doctor were detained and charged with infecting with HIV 393 Libyan children.
In 1990, was published the first issue of "Democratsia" daily.
In 1996, Todor Zhivkov was acquitted by the General Assembly of the punitive body of the Supreme Court.
In 1999, five Bulgarian nurses and a Palestinian doctor were detained and charged with infecting with HIV 393 Libyan children.
