Environmentalists Launch Campaign to Certify 1st Bulgarian Bio-Village
Environmentalists have launched a campaign for the certification of the north-western village of Lyubenovo, Nikopol municipality, as the first bio-village in Bulgaria.
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Bulgaria Gripped by New Heavy Snowfall
A new heavy snowfall has gripped Bulgaria at the start of the week, accompanied by strong winds in western and northern Bulgaria.
Schools in Bulgaria Resume Classes amid Harsh Winter
Schools on almost the entire territory of Bulgaria have opened for classes Monday, after being closed for the better part of last week due to extreme winter weather.
Pranksters Put Giant Snowball at Bulgarian Intersection
A large snowball turned up at a central intersection in the central Bulgarian town of Kazanlak in the small hours Monday.
2 Weak Quakes Registered Near Bulgarian Capital
Two very minor earthquakes have been registered in the small hours Monday near Bulgarian capital Sofia.
Every 3rd Small Bulgarian Dam Has Flawed Safety Valve
One third of the small dams in Bulgaria have defective safety valves, the country's Minister of Economy, Energy and Tourism Traicho Traikov has revealed.
Bulgarian Church Launches Donation Campaign for Flood-Distressed
Bulgaria's Orthodox Church has joined the efforts to help the distressed citizens in the aftermath of last week's disastrous floods in the country.
Bulgaria Braces for More Snow, Cold
Bulgaria's exceptionally cold and snowy winter weather is expected to continue on Sunday, as a number of regions have been alarmed for potential danger.
Pop Queen Whitney Houston Passes Away at 48
Prominent pop singer Whitney Houston has been found dead in the Beverly Hills Hotel, shocking the music industry on the eve of the 2012 Grammy Awards.
Bulgaria's Antarctic Mission Survivors Barely Make It to Chile
Nine researches from Bulgaria's 20th Antarctic Expedition have managed to reach South America alive and well after suffering tremendous setbacks on their way back, announced Nikola Petkov, head of the Bulgarian Antarctic Institute.
Elderly Bulgarian Couple Dies from Tailpipe Poisoning
Two elderly people have been found dead in the village of Kanchevo, near the town of Kazanlak in central Bulgaria.
Bulgaria Says 'ACTA La Vista Baby!'
Thousands of people gathered in downtown Sofia Saturday to protest the controversial international Anti-counterfeiting Trade Agreement, ACTA.
Danube River Freezes over Bulgaria’s Silistra
The Bulgarian section of the Danube River completely froze over during the course of Friday night into Saturday.
Sofia Soviet Army Monument 'Wears' anti-ACTA Masks
The soldiers of the monument of the Soviet Army in downtown Bulgaria capital Sofia "woke up" Saturday morning to new roles – as activists of the anti-ACTA movement.
Northern Bulgaria still under Code Orange over Polar Cold
Twelve regions in northern Bulgaria remain under code orange over extremely low temperatures, the National Institute for Meteorology and Hydrology at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences (BAS) has announced.
Europe, Bulgaria Rise against ACTA
International protests against the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement, ACTA, are expected in at least 150 cities across Europe Saturday.
17 Bulgarian Cities to Rise against ACTA
People from 17 Bulgarian cities and towns are going to rally against the notorious ACTA, the anti-online piracy deal, on Saturday, February 11, 2012, joining thousands in a global protest coordinated by Stopp ACTA.
Bulgaria Marks Honey, Beehives Day
Friday marks the day of St. Haralambos, the holyday traditionally associated with honey and beehives for the Bulgarian Orthodox Christians.
17 Bulgarian Regions still under Code Orange over Polar Cold
Seventeen Bulgarian regions remain under code orange over extremely low temperatures, the National Institute for Meteorology and Hydrology at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences (BAS) has announced.
2 Mild Earthquakes Felt in Southeastern Bulgaria
Two mild earthquakes were felt in the first hour of Friday morning in the area of the towns of Elhovo and Topolovgrad in southeastern Bulgaria.
NGOs Demand Ban on Black Sea Turbot Fishing
Greenpeace Bulgaria and the Bulgarian "Za Zemiata" (For the Earth) organization have demanded that a moratorium be implemented on turbot fishing in the Black Sea for a period of one year.
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