Bulgarian Journalist Held Up at Gunpoint in Crimea
Bulgarian freelance journalist has been held up at gunpoint by masked men in Crimea's Simferopol, Thursday.
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Sand Sculptures Festival to Take Place in Burgas
For the seventh year in Bulgaria's city of Burgas will take place the Sand Sculptures Festival.
Tori Amos To Perform in Sofia
The alternative rock singer Tori Amos will perform in Sofia, Bulgaria, on June 20.
Masked Man Releases Swarm of Butterflies in Bulgaria's Parliament
A masked man released a swarm of big colorful butterflies in the Parliament building in Sofia Thursday at noon.
Bulgaria Ranks First in Unfortunate EU Health Statistics
Bulgaria ranks first in EU terms of stroke mortality rates, according to the Health Strategy 2014-2020.
Bulgarian Museum Publishes Ancient Roman Recipes
The Ruse history museum published a series of postcards with ancient Roman fortresses along the nowadays Bulgarian stretch of the Danube, with Roman recipes on the reverse side.
Hefty Fines for Discriminatory Bulgarian Employers
Bulgarian employers may get fines up to BGN 20,000 for cases of gender discrimination at work, the Commission for Protection against Discrimination chair Ana Strashimirova warned.
Sofia Monument Painted with 'Putin, Go Home!'
The Mound of Brothers monument in Sofia was painted again on Wednesday night.
EU Mulls Abandoning Carbon Tax For Intercontinental Flights
The European Union has reached a preliminary deal that could exempt long-haul flights from carbon taxes until 2016.
Violence Against Women In EU Is 'Extensive'
One third of European women, or around 62 million, have been physically or sexually abused.
Many Bulgarians Travel Over 50 km to See A Doctor
As many as 1.4 M Bulgarians have to travel distances more than 50 km to reach a hospital.
Bulgaria's Municipalities to Launch Eco Projects Worth BGN 180M
Some eight Bulgarian municipalities will launch infrastructure projects for a total of BGN 179.4 M after being approved by the Ministry of Investment Planning.
Poverty Still Number One Problem for Bulgarians - Survey
Bulgaria's most pressing problem remains the gap between poor and rich, according to Gallup International annual survey.
Two Light Earthquakes Registered in Bulgaria
Two light earthquakes have been registered on the territory of Bulgaria in the early hours of Tuesday.
Bulgarian Anti-Corruption Protester, Self-Immolator Died 1 Year Ago
Plamen Goranov, who became known as the Bulgarian Jan Palach, died one year ago.
'12 Years a Slave', 'Gravity' Top 2014 Oscars
British director Steve McQueen's "12 Years a Slave" won best picture at the 86th Academy Awards on Sunday.
Bulgarian Patriarch Honors Country’s Liberators
The head of the Bulgarian Orthodox Church, Patriarch Neofit, served a special liturgy on the country’s National Liberation Day at the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral in Sofia.
Liberation Day Ceremonies to be Held Across Bulgaria
Ceremonies in honor of Bulgaria’s Liberation Day will take place around the country on Monday.
Bulgaria Celebrates National Liberation Day
Bulgaria celebrates on March 3rd its National Holiday, marking the 136th anniversary of its liberation from five centuries of Ottoman yoke.
'Hands Off Ukraine' Painted on Soviet Army Monument in Sofia
An inscription saying "Hands off Ukraine" was painted Saturday night on the Soviet Army monument in Sofia.
Bulgaria To Review Citizenship Procedure
Bulgaria will reconsider the procedure for granting of citizenship to foreign nationals with Bulgarian origin.
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