Computer Software to Ease Sofia Traffic Jams
A special computer software program will be launched in the Bulgarian capital Sofia in the near future to help ease traffic congestion.
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Bulgarians Fear Illness more than Crisis - Poll
The majority of Bulgarians will spend time with their families (70%) or travel (68%) if they know that the end of the world is imminent.
Anonymous Hack Lukoil Bulgaria Site
Anonymous Bulgaria have attacked the site of the country's subsidiary of the Russian-owned energy giant Lukoil.
Dire Straits's Mark Knopfler Live in Bulgaria with New Album Privateering
Mark Knopfler, the legendary vocalist and lead guitarist of the Dire Straits, has confirmed he is due to stage a second concert in Bulgaria after coming here for the seventh issue of Bulgaria's music event Arena Muzika 2008.
Bulgaria Goes Ahead with Plan for Crack-Down on Miracle Healers
Bulgaria's health ministry has finally proceeded with plans to distinguish charlatanism from therapy and translate them into a law.
Bulgaria Marks 3 Years since Macedonia Drowning Tragedy
Bulgaria marks Wednesday 3 years since the tragic drowning incident in the Macedonian Lake Ohrid where 15 Bulgarians perished.
Sofia Police Find Stolen Radioactive Device
Police in Sofia have found the potentially dangerous device containing a radioactive chemical that was stolen from a construction site.
West Nile Virus Reaches Serbia, Kills 1
An outbreak of the West Nile virus in Serbia has killed an elderly woman and infected 20 other people with the mosquito-borne disease, Serbian health officials said Tuesday.
WB: Only 35% of Roma in Bulgaria, CEE Employed
Only about one-third of the Roma in Central and Eastern Europe as a whole, Bulgaria included, have jobs, according to a report of the World Bank.
Armenians Stage Protest outside Hungary's Embassy in Sofia
Some 50 people gathered in front of Hungary's embassy in Bulgaria's capital Sofia to protest against Hungary's extradition to Azerbaijan of a man who murdered an Armenian army officer.
Radioactive Device Stolen from Bulgarian Construction Site
A potentially dangerous device containing a radioactive chemical has been stolen from a construction site, local police authorities have alarmed.
Bulgarian Communist Leaders Retro Cars Shown in Ex Palace
Bulgaria's Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister, Simeon Djankov, wants to have all State-used retro vehicles on display at the former royal palace Krichim.
Bulgarian PM's Football Pals Used Govt Aircraft Illegally
The use of a government aircraft by Bulgarian Prime Minister's amateur football team and its opponents was illegal under the country's legislation, local officials have reiterated.
Greek Man Found Dead in Southwest Bulgaria
A Greek man has been found dead in the home of a local family in the southwestern Bulgarian town of Gotse Delchev.
Plovdiv Launches SMS Payment for Blue Zone Parking Lots
Starting from September 3, subscribers of the three Bulgaria's mobile operators, can use simple SMS messages to pay their parking fee in any of the "Blue Zone" parking lots in the second-biggest city of Plovdiv.
'Moonies' Founder Sun Myung Moon Dies at 92
Self-styled messiah Sun Myung Moon, whose Unification Church became famous for marrying thousands of people in a single ceremony, has died, aged 92, BBC reported.
Bulgaria Tames Wildfire along Border with Macedonia
Bulgarian fire fighters, foresters, and volunteers have managed to reign in a wildfire close to the Bulgarian-Macedonian border close to the southwestern town of Blagoevgrad.
Bulgaria Agriculture Ministry 'Sells' Mountain Plots For Free - Expert
Bulgaria's Agriculture Ministry has started to sell some 2000 acres of highland pastures from the State Land Fund for a ridiculous price, Toma Belev, an environmentalist from the Zeleni Balkani ("Green Balkans") NGO has announced.
Red Hot Chili Peppers 'Give It Away' in Sofia
The American rock band Red Hot Chili Peppers staged a magnificent concert in Sofia Saturday evening, deemed by fans the most significant music event of 2012 in Bulgaria.
85 Attempt to Tame Bulgaria's Rila Mountain Wildfire by Hand
Eighty five people are trying Sunday put out by hand a wildfire in the "Beli Bor" (White Pine) site in Rila Mountain.
Bulgaria Threatened by Teachers' Shortage
The number of Bulgarian teachers is showing a trend of going down while their average age is 50.
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