Turkish Student Falls Off Building in Bulgaria, Dies
A 20-year-old woman, a Turkish citizen, has died after falling from a building in the Studentski Grad quarter in the Bulgarian capital Sofia.
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Sofia-Varna Train Evacuated over Fire
The train going between Bulgaria's capital Sofia and the Black Sea city of Varna was evacuated over a fire Wednesday afternoon.
Terror Victims Memorial to Be Built at Burgas Airport
A memorial in honor of the victims of the Burgas bus bombing victims will be placed at the Bulgarian Black Sea city's airport, it has been announced.
Jewish Organization Offers Aid to Relatives of Non-Jewish Burgas Bus Victim
The Jewish Agency for Israel (JAFI) has announced that it will include the family of Bulgarian bus driver Mustafa Kyosev among recipients of aid from the Fund for the Victims of Terror in the aftermath of July's Burgas bus bombing.
ICJ Condemns Controversial Dismissal of Bulgarian Judge
The International Commission of Jurists (ICJ), an international human rights NGO, has expressed its concern at the controversial dismissal of Bulgarian Judge Miroslava Todorova by the country's Supreme Judicial Council.
Stallone's Half-Sister Dies of Lung Cancer at 48
Sylvester Stallone's half-sister Toni Ann Filiti lost her battle with cancer and died on Sunday at 48, the family confirmed.
Bulgaria's Burgas to Host Commemorative Ceremony for Israeli Victims
A commemorative ceremony will be held on Wednesday in Bulgaria's Burgas in honor of the five Israeli tourists killed in the Black Sea city last month.
Bulgarian PM Intervenes in Person to Gain Full Media Control - Report
Bulgarian media mogul Lyubomir Pavlov has been pressured personally by Prime Minister, Boyko Borisov, to sell his two high-circulation dailies to the notorious New Bulgarian Media Group.
Burgas Airport Safer Now, Israeli Victim's Relative Says
Bulgaria's Burgas airport has become safer since he July 18 terror attack that killed five Israeli urists and a Bulgran bus driver, according to Yitzhak Shriki, widower of victim Kochava Shriki.
Lebanese Paper: Bulgaria to Blame Hezbollah for Burgas Terror Attack
Bulgaria is to blame Shiite militant group Hezbollah for last month's Burgas bus bombing that killed five Israeli tourists and a Bulgarian bus driver, according to Lebanese newspaper Al-Jumhuriya.
Bulgaria Makes It Midway in Global Healthiest Country Ranking
Bulgaria has made it to the unflattering spot 73 out of 145 nations in a ranking of how healthy nations are, compiled by financial data agency Bloomberg
Bulgaria, Turkey to Sign Film Industry Cooperation Deal
Bulgaria and Turkey are to sign an agreement aiming to boost the bilateral cooperation between the countries' film industries on Tuesday.
Sofia to Host Memorial Service for Burgas Bombing Victims
A memorial service in honor of the victims of last month's Burgas bus bombing will be held in Bulgarian capital Sofia's synagogue on Tuesday.
Water Rationing to Stay in Bulgaria after Summer's Gone
Drought, lagging dam construction, leaks and failures in old pipes have brought about water rationing for one third of Bulgaria's population this summer, but more cuts are due in the autumn, forecasts say.
Polish Bus Burns Down in Bulgaria
A Polish bus has burned down completely on Bulgaria's major Black Sea coast road in an incident without any casualties.
Fresh Massive Wildfires Raging All Over Bulgaria
Several large-scale wildfires gained traction in various parts of Bulgaria on Monday.
Wildfire Causes State of Emergency in Southeast Bulgaria
The southeastern Bulgarian municipality of Sredets, Burgas District, has declared a state of emergency over a massive wildfire.
'Sofia's Last Ambulance' Reaps Another Award
Critically acclaimed Bulgarian documentary "Sofia's Last Ambulance" is the winner of 13th Mediterranean Film Festival in Siroki Brijeg.
Families of Burgas Bombing Victims Visit Bulgaria for Memorials
The relatives of the victims of the terrorist attack on Israeli tourists in the Bulgarian Black Sea city of Burgas are arriving from Israel to take part in commemorative ceremonies.
Bulgarian-Shot 'Expendables 2' Stays on Top of NA Box Office
"The Expendables 2", an action movie shot primarily in Bulgaria, held onto the top rung of the North American (US and Canadian) box office for a second weekend.
New Sofia Metro Built as Earthquake Shelter
The stations of the Sofia subway are built to sustain earthquakes up to a 9-point magnitude on the Richter scale and can be used as quake shelters for residents and visitors of the Bulgarian capital.
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