Fresh Threats Directed at KTB's Vasilev, His Lawyer Says
Fresh threats have been levelled against Tsvetan Vasilev, majority owner of Bulgaria’s troubled Corporate Commercial Bank (KTB), his lawyer Konstantin Simeonov said on Wednesday.
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Two Million Bulgarians Complain of Excessive Noise Exposure
Two million Bulgarians are exposed to dangerously loud noise day and night in the big cities.
Bulgarian Environment Ministry Warns of Possible Flash Floods
The Ministry of Environment has warned of expected rise of river water levels mainly in western and central Bulgaria on Wednesday.
Bulgaria's Capital Celebrates St. Sofia Day
Bulgaria's capital celebrates Wednesday St. Sofia Day - the date when the Orthodox world pays homage to the Holy Martyrs Sofia and her three daughters Faith, Hope and Love.
Tsvetan Vasilev Has Sought Contact with Authorities in Belgrade
Tsvetan Vasilev, majority shareholder of Bulgaria’s troubled Corporate Commercial Bank (Corpbank or KTB) has sought contact with police in Serbia’s capital Belgrade.
Section of Bulgaria's Trakia Highway Flooded
The Regional Directorate of the Interior Ministry in Plovdiv warned that a section of the Trakia highway has been flooded, Tuesday.
Emergency in Bulgaria's Mizia Lifted
Authorities have revoked the 44-day-long state of emergency in Mizia announced after flash floods severely hit the northwestern town.
Refugee Children Denied Access to School in W Bulgaria To Attend Classes in Sofia
The refugee children who were denied admittance to the school in the western village of Kalishte will be referred to a school in the town of Zemen or in Sofia, according to caretaker Education Minister Rumyana Kolarova.
400 Doctors Left Bulgaria to Work Overseas since January
A total of 400 doctors have left Bulgaria to work abroad since the beginning of 2014, according to Dimitar Lenkov from the Bulgarian Medical Association.
6 Bulgarian Districts under Code Orange Weather Alert over Heavy Rains
Code orange weather warning over heavy rains has been issued for six Bulgarian districts for September 16, including Montana, Vratsa, Plovdiv, Smolyan, Pazardzhik and Sofia district.
Journalists, Teachers Drink Most Coffee – Survey
Journalists, teachers, police officers, plumbers, and trade workers were found to be consuming the most coffee sinking over four cups daily, a new study by pressat.co.uk shows.
Some 5-10% of Bulgarian Children Abroad Go to Bulgarian Schools
There are more than 200 Bulgarian schools abroad and their number, as well as the number of their students is increasing, chair of the Association of Bulgarian Schools Abroad Dr.
Sofia Mayor Orders Constant Monitoring of Waterbodies Over Heavy Rainfalls
Sofia Mayor Yordanka Fandakova has ordered constant monitoring of rivers, dams and critical sections due to the potentially dangerous weather conditions and heavy rains.
Bulgarian Village Demands that Immigrants Leave Accommodation Site by end-October
Residents of the western Bulgarian village of Kovachevtsi have issued a declaration demanding that the immigrants accommodated at the National Children Ecological Complex leave by October 30.
Parents Oppose Admission of Refugee Children to School in W Bulgaria
Parents of pupils from the Kovatchevtsi municipality have staged a protest in front of a school, opposing plans to allow 12 refugee children to attend classes.
4 Bulgarian Districts under Code Orange Alert due to Heavy Rains
Code orange weather alert has been issued for four districts in northwestern Bulgaria for September 15 due to torrential rains.
64 Thousand First Graders to Start School on September 15
Some 64,000 Bulgarian children will go to school for the first time on Monday, September 15.
Protest Over Polling Stations in Turkey Staged Outside Election Commission HQ
Bulgaria's Patriotic bloc has staged a protest against the Central Election Commission over the large number of polling stations in Turkey, Sunday.
Bulgarian Orthodox Church Marks Holy Cross Day
Today Orthodox Christians mark the day of the Holy Cross called in Bulgaria “Krastovden”.
Bulgarian Firemen Celebrate Professional Holiday
Bulgarian firemen celebrate their professional holiday on Sunday, September 14.
Berkovitsa Dam Overflowing since Monday, No Risk for People – Mayor
The dam near Bulgaria's north western town of Berkovitsa has been overflowing since Monday but it is under observation, Mayor Dimitranka Kamenova told Focus news agency.
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