Finance Minister Simeon Dyankov says he wants a bill setting up a tax police tabled in parliament by June and the new unit to start operating in 2013.
Bulgaria's economy and energy minister has asked Russia for guarantees about fuel supplies for the country amidst reports that Moscow is clamping down on oil exports.
Bulgaria's state cigarette producer Bulgartabac Holding is set to be declared ready for privatization on Tuesday.
The Bulgarian Energy Holding, BEH, and the French firm Areva signed a cooperation memorandum on work in the country's energy sector on Wednesday.
Bulgaria has given the Trans-Balkan Pipeline company two more months to complete its environmental impact assessment of the planned Burgas-Alexandroupolis oil pipeline.
Bulgaria has reduced its economic growth forecasts for 2012 and 2013 in light of the unrest in the Arab world and the devastating earthquake that hit Japan earlier this month.
While the official average salary in Bulgaria has soared 186 per cent over the past 10 years, analysts say this does not mean that most Bulgarians have seen their incomes go up.
Auctions for the sale of foreclosed properties in Bulgaria listed by private law enforcement officers have doubled compared to 2010 figures.
Sofia is trying to prove to Brussels that the grape brandy known as ‘rakia’ is a traditional Bulgarian product - though it insists it is not making any exclusive claims.
The unemployment rate in Bulgaria continues its upward climb, reaching 10.2 per cent in January 2011, compared to 10.1 per cent in November and December 2010.
Between 60,000 and 65,000 dairy farms in Bulgaria do not meet European standards for hygiene, though 24,000 of them sell milk on the market.
Bulgaria's Severozapaden region has the lowest GDP per inhabitant in EU, according to Eurostat.
Bulgaria has made it to the thirteenth spot in a new ranking of property markets which remain popular for foreign mortgages among Britons.
Texas-based TransAtlantic Petroleum has closed deals on the acquisition of 100 per cent of Direct Petroleum Bulgaria EOOD, Direct Petroleum Morocco Inc., and Anschutz Morocco Corporation.
Almost 150,000 Bulgarians lost their jobs between the end of 2009 and the end of 2010, data from the Bulgarian National Statistics Institute show.
Bulgaria's wine exports increased by 10 per cent year on year in 2010, reaching 57.6 million litres, the country's Agriculture Minister Miroslav Naydenov has announced.
Sofia hopes to market itself as a portal to the EU for Chinese companies – but with Beijing's investment fairly modest so far, it has a way to go.
Bulgarian Finance Minister Simeon Djankov has promised that financial assistance will be made available for people whose homes were damaged by the strong earthquake that hit western Bulgaria early on Tuesday morning.
First prize went to Ozcan Alper’s ‘Future Lasts Forever’ at the seventh South East European Film Festival, which ended on Monday.