Bulgaria, Israel to Mark 70 Years since Rescue of 50 000 Jews
In 2013, Bulgaria and Israel will jointly commemorate the 70th anniversary since the Balkan country's historic rescue of 50 000 Jews from Nazi concentration camp.
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Pilot of Crashed Bulgarian Plane Undergoes Surgery
The 43-year-old pilot who was injured in a crash landing of a small private plane near Bulgaria's Shumen on Saturday has undergone surgery, local media inform.
Varna Bishop Admits Communist Takeover 'Bad' for Church
September 9 1944 is not a happy day for the Bulgarian Orthodox Church, bishop Kiril declared from Varna Sunday, in the first ever such admission of a Bulgarian Holy Synod member.
Crash-Injured Bulgarian Pilot Stable but Critical
The condition of the 43-year-old pilot from Bulgaria's Black Sea city of Varna, who was injured in a crash landing of a small private plane Saturday, is stable, but critical.
Bulgarian Play with Glorious Debut in NYC
The Eyes of Others, a contemporary Bulgarian play by young writer, poet and playwright Ivan Dimitrov, has made its successful debut in New York.
Huge Reactor Arrives at Bulgaria's Burgas Refinery
The giant fuel reactor for the Lukoil Neftochim refinery has successfully reached the facility Saturday evening after being transported for two days in Bulgaria's Black Sea city of Burgas.
Elderly Bulgarian Patriarch Listed in Hospital
Maxim, the elderly Bulgarian Orthodox Church Patriarch, has been listed for treatment in the Government Hospital in Sofia.
Divided Bulgaria Marks Communist Takeover Anniversary
The emblematic date of September 9, considered both the date of Bulgaria's anti-fascist uprising in 1944, and the beginning of the Communist regime, will be marked in polar ways by political forces here.
Bulgaria's Burgas Entertained by Huge Fuel Reactor
The transportation of a giant fuel reactor for the Lukoil Neftochim refinery is going on for a second day in Bulgaria's Black Sea city of Burgas, much to the joy of local residents and visitors.
Yet Unknown Gagarin Autograph Uncovered in Bulgaria
A before unknown autograph of first man in space, Russian cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin, has been found in a hotel in Plovdiv, Bulgaria.
Traffic Stalled at Main Bulgaria-Serbia Checkpoint
Intensive traffic has made passage through the Kalotina-Gradina checkpoint between Bulgaria and Serbia difficult, inform authorities Saturday.
2 Injured in Small Plane Crash in Bulgaria
Two persons have been injured in a crash landing of a small private plane at Shumen airport in north-eastern Bulgaria Saturday morning.
Bulgarian Christians Celebrate Nativity of Mary
Saturday Bulgarian Orthodox Christians celebrate the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Theotokos, or Holy Mother of Christ.
Sofia University Fails to Recruit Students for 'Prestigious' Majors
Bulgaria's largest higher education institution, Sofia University "St. Kliment Ohridski", has failed to fill all of the spots it had announced for some of its "prestigious" majors.
??Dozens of Dead Dolphins Washed Ashore in Bulgaria in Summer 2012
At least 68 dead dolphins have been washed ashore along Bulgaria's Southern Black Sea coast, the Regional Environmental Inspectorate in Burgas announced Friday.
Bulgaria Marks Unification Day 2 over Craiova Treaty
Bulgaria marks Friday the 72nd anniversary of the signing of the historical Craiova treaty under whose terms Romania returned the southern part of Dobrudza to Bulgaria.
80 Stranded at Sofia Airport for over 6 Hours
Over eighty passengers were stranded at Sofia International Airport Thursday evening for over six hours.
Murder of Dissident Bulgarian Writer Georgi Markov Turns 34
Bulgaria marks Friday the 34th anniversary since the murder of Georgi Markov, a Bulgarian emigrant broadcaster and dissident writer, who was poisoned in London in 1978.
Hometown Marks Bulgarian Communist Dictator Anniversary
The Bulgarian town of Pravets, near the capital Sofia, birth place of Communist dictator, Todor Zhivkov, is marking Friday the latter's 101st anniversary.
5 Bulgarians Injured in Truck Crash in Italy
A 33-year-old Bulgarian man is in a critical condition after a car with Bulgarian license plates was hit by a truck near Brescia, Northern Italy.
10th Anniversary Crafts Fair Opens in Bulgarias Gabrovo
The Speaker of the Bulgarian Parliament, Tsetska Tsacheva, opened Thursday the 10th anniversary edition of the International Crafts Fair in the central city of Gabrovo.
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