Sofia Remains without Appellate Prosecutor after Vote Misfire
Bulgaria's Supreme Judicial Council, VSS, failed once again Thursday to elect a Sofia Appellate Prosecutor.
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Bulgaria's Supreme Judicial Council, VSS, failed once again Thursday to elect a Sofia Appellate Prosecutor.
The start of the important Thursday meeting of Bulgaria's Supreme Judicial Council, VSS, began with a protest rally.
Two light earthquakes were registered early Thursday in southern Bulgaria, according to data of the European Seismology Center.
Oliver Vujovic, Secretary General of the Vienna-based South East Europe Media Organization (SEEMO), an affiliate of the International Press Institute (IPI), has strongly condemned pressure on reporters in Bulgaria.
Asked to comment on a video showing uniformed junior students dancing to a song of the scandalous Roma pop-folk singer Azis, Education Minister Sergey Ignatov has said that it is beyond his power to ban chalga in schools.
Bulgaria's Holy Synod has demonstrated significant irritation on the subject of their files exposing them as agents or collaborators of the former Communist State Security.
Spring is going to settle long-term in Bulgaria this week and the cold weather will be finally going away for good.
The Members of the Parliament from the ruling Citizens for European Development of Bulgaria party, GERB, are ready with their nomination for Head of the National Insurance Fund, NZOK.
Bulgarian environmentalist are staging once again Wednesday a protest rally against looming amendments to the Forestry Act.
A video showing uniformed elementary school kids dancing to a song of the scandalous Roma pop-folk singer Azis sparked an immediate outcry by numerous Internet users.
Bulgaria will launch its cultural center in Istanbul, while Turkey will open one in Sofia, it has been made clear.
Parts of the Bulgarian state archives will be published in Wikipedia, Martin Ivanov, head of the country's Archives State Agency, has announced.
Four people died in Bulgaria after a Turkish tractor trailer hit a horse cart near the village of Popovitsa late Monday evening.
The Bulgarian National Health Insurance Fund, NZOK, is launching a procedure to negotiate discounts for medication used for hospital treatment of cancer patients.
Senior Bulgarian prosecutors are going to assist the investigation in the ownership of the "deadly" Ivanovo dam.
If Bulgarian children often strike foreigners as unnaturally well-behaved in public places, that could be due to the liberal use by parents of smacks, albeit light ones, a survey shows.
Bulgaria's Health Minister, Stefan Konstantinov, will be axed unless he starts coping with his job, the country's PM Boyko Borisov declared on Monday.
Rallies under the banner "Safe Streets" took place in six Bulgarian cities Sunday to call for more responsible driving and greater safety for pedestrians.
Avalanche danger in the Bulgarian mountains is unusually high due to the excessive snowfall combined with stints of warm days, warned Bulgarian Mountain Rescue Service director Kiril Rusev.
Bulgaria's largest English-language media Novinite.com (Sofia News Agency) has become 11 years old as of 00:00 CET on Sunday, March 11, 2012!
A Turkish tractor trailer, loaded with magnesium and aluminum powder, overturned in Bulgaria Saturday, closing Maritsa highway for almost 14 hours.
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