Bulgarian-Norwegian Concert Announced in Sofia
Norway's Embassy to Bulgaria and and the Union of Bulgarian Composers have announced that a concert with works by contemporary Norwegian and Bulgarian composers will take place in Sofia next Tuesday.
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Bulgarian to Sue State in Strasbourg over Gender Error
An administrative error has turned a 43-year-old woman from the southern Bulgarian village of Karabunar into a man.
Bulgarian Media Portray Roma as Public Enemies - Study
Half of publications in Bulgarian media treating the Roma minority present its members negatively, according to a media survey revealed Tuesday.
Bulgaria's Sofia Plans to Get Rid of Stray Dogs by 2016
Bulgaria's capital Sofia plans to get rid of half its stray dogs by 2014 and reduced their number by 95% by 2016.
Bulgaria to Get First Zero-Carbon Eco Village
A project for a zero carbon village, which also generates renewable energy and is a center of scientific and research work, was presented Tuesday by the municipal and district administration in the northeastern city of Ruse and the Institute for Agricultu
Bulgaria among World's 10 Unhappiest Countries
Bulgaria is among the ten unhappiest countries in the whole world, according to UN's first World Happiness Report.
Half of Bulgaria Choking by Harmful Air Dust
A Bulgarian think-tank raised an alert on Monday over the high concentration of dust particles in the air, which they say affects half of the country's population.
Bulgarian Party Wants to Legalize Killing of Stray Dogs in Self-Defense
The Bulgarian nationalist Ataka (Attack) party has proposed legal amendments that would allow citizens to attack and kill animals in self-defense.
Man Mauled by Dogs in Bulgaria Out of Danger
A 88-year man, who was rushed to hospital in critical condition after being mauled by a pack of stray dogs in a Sofia district, has awoken from his coma.
Anti-Baby Pill Father: Only Good Memories of Sofia, Unlike Vienna
World renowned chemist Carl Djerassi has shared that unlike his birth town Vienna, he has cherished throughout his life only good memories of Bulgaria, which remained a safe haven for Jews during the war.
P&G's Todd Geist Talks Leadership with Sofia University Students at AIESEC Seminar
The Financial Director of Procter & Gamble Todd Geist has met with students and professors at Sofia University St.
Hungarian President Resigns over 'Bulgarian' Plagiarism
Hungarian President Pal Schmitt has resigned after losing doctorate in a plagiarism scandal that involves copying from Bulgarian researcher Nikolai Georgiev, among others.
New Top Resignation Reported at Bulgaria's Health Ministry
Bulgaria's Deputy Health Minister, Kiril Dobrev, has submitted his resignation Monday.
Archeologists Find Gold Ornaments in Bulgaria's Sozopol
A massive gold ring and a gold leaf from a royal crown are the latest archeological discoveries in the Bulgarian Black Sea town of Sozopol, site of the ancient town of Apollonia.
Sofia City Hall Launches Spring Cleaning Campaign
The Sofia City Hall is launching Monday the traditional campaign for the spring cleaning of the Bulgarian capital.
Sofia Deputy Mayor Ready to Resign over Stray Dogs Outrage
Maria Boyadzhiyska, Deputy Mayor of Bulgaria's capital Sofia, has declared that she is ready to resign over the city's unresolved stray dogs issue.
School Forum Ranked Top Bulgarian 2011 Event in US
The Forum of Bulgarian schools in the US, held in the spring of 2011 in Chicago, has been selected as the "Bulgarian Event of the Year in the US 2011" by the readers of Eurochicago.
Hungarian Rector Quits over 'Bulgarian' Plagiarism Outrage
The President of Budapest's Semmelweis University, Tivadar Tulassay, has resigned over the plagiarism scandal with Hungarian Head of State Pal Schmitt.
Spring Returns to Bulgaria after Weekend Snow
After the Sunday cold and snow, the weather in Bulgaria will gradually return back to spring Monday.
Bulgaria Tests Siren System in 10 Cities
Bulgaria's emergency siren system will be tested at 1:00 pm on Monday in ten Bulgarian cities, the interior ministry announced.
Hopes Rise for Man Mauled by Dogs in Bulgaria
A 88-year man, who was rushed to hospital in critical condition after being mauled by a pack of stray dogs in a Sofia district, is still being kept in an awake coma, but hopes that his life is out of danger are rising.
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