Latest News from Bulgaria
Chinese Investors Interested in Getting Concession on Bulgaria's Plovdiv Airport
Chinese investors are interested in obtaining a concession contract for Plovdiv Airport and turning it into a logistics hub for Europe and Asia, according to Bulgaria's Economy Minister Bozhidar Lukarski.
Lukarski met Tuesday with a representative of Hainan Longquanren Century Invest and Development Co, according to the press office of the Economy Ministry.
Bulgarian Living in US Detained over Death Threats on EU Officials
A Bulgarian man living in Houlton, US ha been accused of sending emails containing death threats to "a member of the European Commission", local media reports suggest.
According to The Sun Journal, Dushko Detelinov Vulchev, 38, allegedly wrote an email "to a Bulgarian economist and administrator who is a member of the European Commission".
Serbian parliamentary delegation starts visit to Bulgaria
SOFIA - A delegation of the Serbian parliamentary headed by Chairman of its European Integration Committee Aleksandar Senic begun their two-day visit to Bulgaria.
Senic told Tanjug that they would meet with Bulgaria's officials to talk about the country's experiences in accession negotiations and discuss cross-border cooperation.
Another Six Pelicans Die at Bulgaria's Srebarna Nature Reserve
Six pelicans have been found dead at the Srebarna nature reserve in northeastern Bulgaria on Monday, BTA news agency reported.
The cause of the death wasn't immediately known.
The find takes to 27 the dead bodies of pelicans found in the nature reserve, a World Heritage Site located on a freshwater lake of 900 hectares on the border with Romania.
Bulgaria Had Lowest Hourly Labor Costs in EU in 2014, at EUR 3.8
Bulgaria remained the EU Member State with the lowest hourly labor costs in 2014, according to Eurostat data.
Bulgaria's hourly labor costs increased by 2.7% to EUR 3.8 per hour in 2014, against an annual increase of 1.1% registered in the euro area and an annual increase of 1.4% recorded in the EU-28.