Human Remains at Site of Bulgaria Ammo Blast Identified
The biological remains in the area of the ammo depots that recently blasted in southern Bulgaria have been identified to belong to one of the workers declared dead in the incident.
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Bulgaria's Vampire Skeleton 'Less Risky than Ammo Depot', Museum Chief Says
The medieval vampire skeleton, which was recently discovered in Bulgaria's Black Sea town of Sozopol and was brought to the National History Museum, will not bring trouble to the Bulgarian capital, according to museum head Bozhidar Dimitrov.
26-Year-Old Bulgarian Man Dies from Anabolic Steroids
A 26-year-old Bulgarian man has passed away in Bulgaria's Varna as a result of the continuous intake of anabolic steroids.
2 Mosques Penalized in Bulgaria's Kardzhali for Noise Violations
The Regional Health Inspectorate in the southern Bulgarian town of Kardzhali has penalized the trustee boards of two mosques over loudspeakers making noise beyond the permissible limit.
UNESCO OKs Ski Facilities in Bulgarian Mountain Resort
Ski facilities in Bulgaria's mountain resort of Bansko have no negative impact on the environment and are not a threat to the extraordinary value of the Pirin National Park as a world heritage site, according to a report of UNESCO's World Heritage Cente
Mathematician Heads Bulgaria's Academy of Sciences
Bulgaria's Academy of Sciences (BAS) has elected the director of its Institute of Mathematics and Informatics to be its new president.
Bulgaria's Sofia Comes Up with 'United Europe' Metro Station
One of the stations on the future second line of the Sofia Metro will be named "United Europe", according to a draft proposal of the municipal council in the Bulgarian capital.
Bulgarian 'Vampire' Skeleton Finds New Home in History Museum
The medieval skeleton treated against vampirism that was recently discovered in Bulgaria's Black Sea town of Sozopol has been transferred in the Sofia-based National History Museum.
Bulgaria's Academy of Sciences to Name New President
Bulgaria's Academy of Sciences (BAS) is to elect its new president on Monday, as the three candidates are set to present their programs.
Three Bulgarian Beaches Fail Brussels Clean Water Tests
Three out of ninety-three bathing areas along Bulgaria's Black Sea coast do not meet the mandatory values for water cleanliness, while those of excellent quality are down two times over the previous year, a European Commission report shows.
Bulgaria Justice Ministry Agrees to Prison Workers' Demands
The Bulgarian Ministry of Justice issued a statement that the state budget for 2013 will include funds to satisfy demands by workers in Bulgaria's prisons, who went out on protest Sunday.
UK Tourist in Bulgaria Found Severely Injured, Life in Danger
A UK tourist has been hospitalized in the Bulgarian Black Sea city of Burgas, after being discovered unconscious and with heavy injuries.
Bulgarian Exhibit on Balkan Wars, WWI Visits Paris
The Bulgarian National Museum of Military History is staging in Paris an art exhibition entitled "Interpretations of the 1912-1918 Wars" at the Bulgarian Cultural Institute in the French capital.
Bulgarian Parliament Exhibit Honors 'Apostle of Freedom'
Bulgaria's Parliament is holding Sunday and open doors day with the building open for visitors between 11 am and 5 pm.
Bulgarian Prison Guards Rally against Deplorable Conditions
Bulgarian prison guards and employees are staging a protest rally in downtown Sofia Sunday.
Bulgarian Army Secures Area of Blasted Ammo Depot
A modular group for the detonation and destruction of unexploded ammunition from military unit 22 220 in the city of Sliven is securing Sunday the area of the blast near the Petolachkata junction in southeastern Bulgaria.
'Scandalous Tape' Fuels Media War in Bulgaria
Animosity between the two major media groups in Bulgaria has intensified, resulting in a new wave of frontpage mudslinging publications.
Cash-Strapped Bulgaria Gives Up Horo-Dance Guinness Bid
More than 50 000 Bulgarians, who were expected this weekend to dance together holding hands in an attempt to enter the Guinness World Records, were forced to give up their dream over shortage of funds.
Woman Dies Crossing Bulgaria Highway, Child Survives
A woman has perished after a seemingly random attempt to cross Bulgaria's Trakiya Highway overnight, with her baby in a baby-carriage, with the kid miraculously surviving.
4.5-Degree Quake Felt in Northern Italy
A 4.5 Richter degree magnitude earthquake has been registered Saturday in Northern Italy, the site of destructive tremors during the past weeks.
Bulgaria's Ex Tsar Loses 1st Palace in Royal Property Case
The Bulgarian Supreme Court of Cassation (VKS) has confirmed the rulings of two previous courts rejecting the the claim of Bulgaria's former Tsar and PM Simeon Saxe-Coburg and his sister Maria-Louisa in the dispute over the former royal palace Krichim.
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