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One hundred days into the term of Boiko Borissov's Cabinet, Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Simeon Dyankov pinpointed 10 areas that the Government would focus on in "the next 100 days".
Prime Minister Boiko Borissov praises Cabinet's early achievements, spares no criticism for predecessors.
Snow has obstructed roads nationwide, but are the authorities in Sofia ready to deal with it? Sofia mayor says yes, while companies entrusted with the operation claim otherwise.
'The main problem is that when the drug is inserted into the body, often the cancer cells acquire resistance to the drug, so reducing its efficiency.'
Sergei Stanishev could become the first former prime minister to have his immunity revoked
Last year's event proved exceptionally popular and provided a unique culinary treat for all visitors
Besides the two policemen, a Defence Ministry employee was also part of the group suspected of stealing motor vehicles in Sofia
11 municipalities have declared a pandemic state of emergency, as 100 000 are down with flu. Meanwhile a woman succumbs to the H1N1 strain in Stara Zagora
SANS employees must present their views on reform by November 6
Roumyana Todorova said that she had decided to resign after coming under political pressure to do so.
Panayot Reizi's party was found with hunting gear near a dead hind, but denied shooting the animal, saying that they were out "picking mushrooms".
Bulgarian authorities plan to follow the advice of the World Health Organisation and will treat all flu cases as H1N1 cases and, using extreme precautionary measures.
Bulgaria is still vulnerable to a suspension of natural gas deliveries in case of a new dispute between Russia and Ukraine, Foreign Minister says.
More than 40 per cent of students in a Kavarna school are said to be sick. Six establishments will be closed for a week by the authorities
The 21 arrested were aged between 16 and 24 and were from Sofia, Plovdiv, Varna and Dimitrovgrad. They were found in possession of marijuana, ecstasy and hash.
Bulgarian authorities are undertaking extreme measures as the influenza secures a greater stranglehold over the country
As if Sofia's roads are not dangerous enough, police report a new and deadly craze among young drivers late at night
Thirty-six-year-old pregnant woman in Bourgas is on a respirator and unconscious for the third day since being hospitalised with influenza.
Town of Nikopol declares war on swine flu as authorities launch unprecedented measures
No threat was posed to Bulgaria’s national interest and the country's obligations to Nato, official says
Authorities are becoming concerned that Bulgaria, which is a key country on the main trafficking route and entry point between Asia and Europe, is seeing a large increase in heroin use.
Motorists must have their headlights switched on at all times when driving, and winter tyres fitted to their vehicles. Fines will range from 20 to 40 leva.
Analyst Tihomir Bezlov comments on the possible scenarios behind the State Agency for National Security controversy
The ski season is approaching its start but the controversy and discontent surrounding it, have reached unprecedented levels.
European Commission says Bulgaria's regulations infringe on free movement of services provided by lawyers and law firms
Why are classified documents still hard copies and not password-protected CDs, Prosecutor-General Boris Velchev asks.
The European Commission is pursuing legal action against Poland and Bulgaria for failing to adequately assess the impact of construction projects on protected nature areas.
In Tryavna 37 children were hospitalised, while a woman in Bourgas also fell ill with the H1N1 strain. Meanwhile, Sungurlare school joins the list of closed establishments because of the influenza
Australian Paul "Jock" Palfreeman has been in prison in Sofia for two years, triggering extensive publicity in Australia about jail conditions and the treatment of Roma in Bulgaria
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