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.
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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.
Environment Ministry Warns Of New Torrential Rains
Bulgaria's Ministry of Environment and Waters warns of new torrential rains in the beginning of next week, reports Vesti.
Two Polish Tourists Disappeared In 'Golden Sands'
Two Polish tourists who have disappeared in Bulgaria's Black Sea resort Golden Sands, reports the Bulgarian National Radio.
Bulgaria's Chief Mufti's Office Condemns IS
Bulgaria's Chief Mufti's office condemned the Islamic State and its actions, reports Club Z.
Sofia City Court Rejects Appeal of Arrest Warrant for KTB Owner
The Sofia City Court has turned down the request submitted by the lawyer of Corpbank majority shareholder Tsvetan Vasilev that his arrest warrant be revoked.
Experts Identify 535 Areas At Risk Of Flooding in Bulgaria
There are 535 areas at risk of flooding in Bulgaria, according to an analysis of the impact of the Rural Development Program on the environment published by the Agriculture Ministry.
Ombudsman: Duration Of KTB Saga Is Outrageous
Bulgaria's Ombudsman Konstantin Penchev expressed his concern with the dragging of the saga around troubled Corporate Commercial Bank (KTB), reports the Bulgarian National Radio.
Ancient Episcopal Basilica Found in Bulgaria's Zaldapa Excavations
Archaeologists have found valuable artifacts and an episcopal basilica during excavations of the ancient fortress Zaldapa near the village of Abrit, northeastern Bulgaria.
Refugee Children Study Bulgarian at Red Cross Language Camp
Bulgarian Red Cross has set up a language camp for refugee children, the press office of the organization announced.
Bulgaria Among Countries with Lowest Suicide Rates – WHO
The World Health Organization has released a global report on suicide prevention and it shows that each year more than 800,000 people take their own lives — about one person every 40 seconds.
13-th Tattoo Fest Sofia To Take Place In October
The 13-th edition of the Tattoo Fest Sofia will take place on October 4-5 in the 4km Party Center.
Scuba Diver Finds Oldest Coin in Bulgaria
An ancient coin believed to be the oldest one found so far in Bulgaria has been discovered in the Black Sea just off the town of Sozopol.
Bulgaria's Environment Minister Bans Unconventional Gas Technologies in Dobrudzha
Bulgaria's caretaker Environment Minister Svetlana Zhekova has issued a ban on the use of unconventional gas exploration and production technologies at license block Vranino-1 in Dobrudzha.
Rodin Exhibition in Sofia Extended by Two Weeks
An exhibition of works by legendary French sculptor August Rodin will remain in Sofia's National Art Gallery until September 28.
State of Emergency Declared in Bulgaria's Sliven After Heavy Rains
State of emergency was declared in the southeastern Bulgarian city of Sliven and several settlements in the region due to the heavy rains, Tuesday.
Bulgaria is Fifth Poorest Country in Europe – Serbian Statistics
Bulgaria is the fifth poorest country in Europe, according to a study of the Serbian Statistical Institute.
Teachers Urge Parents To Donate, Instead Of Buying Flowers
The teachers in the Shumen school “Sava Dobroplodni” urged parents to donate the money they are going to spend on flowers to the residents in the flooded areas of Bulgaria.
Scientists Blame Negligence for Floods
Members of the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences (BAS) believe that the main cause of the devastating floods in Bulgaria is human negligence, not the torrential rains.
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