Students Permanently Occupy Sofia University Main Building
Protesting students at Bulgaria's Sofia University have decided to permanently occupy the entire central building of the school until the resignation of PM Plamen Oresharski.
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Blond Angel Discovery in Bulgaria 'Vindication for Many Roma'
DNA tests confirmed Friday that the mystery blonde girl who was taken from a Roma couple caring for her in Greece is in fact of Roma descent, a true vindication for the minority, according to Time magazine.
Sister of Bulgarian Roma Mystery Girl: I Want Her Back Home
Bulgarian authorities say DNA tests have confirmed that a 35-year-old Roma woman is the mother of a mysterious girl in Greece, a sister of hers has said she wants her back home.
DNA Test Proves 'Greek Maria' Is Bulgarian Roma
Bulgarian Roma, Sasha Ruseva, is the biological mother of the four-year old blond girl, found in a Roma camp in Greece.
'Greek' Maria to Be Placed in Bulgarian Crisis Center, Foster Home
The four-year old blond girl, found in a Roma camp in Greece, which turned out to most likely be Bulgarian, will be brought to her native country and placed in a crisis center of the family type.
British Expats Organize Charity Medieval Ball in Veliko Tarnovo
A charity ball with a medieval theme will be held in Arbanasi, Veliko Tarnovo municipality, on Friday night.
Greek Maria Was 'Gift' from Bulgarian Parents, DNA Test Underway
Bulgarian police have taken to the capital Sofia the alleged parents of the blond girl, found in a Roma camp in Greece, for further questioning and for DNA tests.
Bulgarian Capital Opens 2 'Crisis Centers' for Homeless
The town hall of Bulgarian capital Sofia has opened two crisis centers for the homeless with the inception of the colder months, announced mayor Yordanka Fandakova.
Greek Media Likely Correct 'Mystery Child' Is Bulgarian
Greek media, reporting Thursday morning that the biological mother of the blond girl, found in a Roma camp in Greece, has been identified and is Bulgarian, will most likely, prove correct
Bulgaria Swiches Back to Astronomical Time
At 4 am Sunday, October 27, Bulgaria will turn the clocks back one hour to winter (astronomical) time until the last Sunday in March 2014.
Bulgaria's Emergency Hotline 112 to Offer SMS Service
The emergency hotline 112 number will be reachable by SMS, starting 2014, voted the Bulgarian Parliament.
Greek Media: Mystery Child's Mother Is Bulgarian
Greek media are claiming Thursday morning that the biological mother of the blond girl, found in a Roma camp in northern Greece on October 16, has been identified.
Sofia University President Critical of Student Blockade
Ivan Ilchev, President of Bulgaria's oldest and most prestigious school, Sofia University, has criticized the students who earlier in the day occupied a lecture hall.
Bulgarian Businessman Prepared to House and Employ Refugees
A Bulgarian businessman from the town of Dve Mogili, near Ruse, plans to provide jobs and housing for Syrian refugees.
Bulgarian Parliament Committee Moves to Lift Smoking Ban
The Bulgarian parliamentary economy committee has adopted at first reading the Socialist proposal for amendments to the Health Act pertaining to smoking in public places.
New Website Will Coordinate Aid for Refugees in Bulgaria
Website will be created to coordinate response efforts to the refugee crisis in Bulgaria, Head of the State Agency for Refugees, Nikolay Chirpanliev, announced on Wednesday.
Bulgarian Parents Divided over Smacking as Child-Rearing Practice
The majority of Bulgarian parents do not support the liberal use of smacks, even light ones, a survey shows.
Bulgaria Plans Expulsion of 12 Syrians
Bulgaria's State Agency for National Security (DANS), is prepared to expel 12 Syrian refugees, revealed the agency's Chief, Vladimir Pisanchev.
3.8-Degree Quake Hits Romania's Vrancea
A 3.8-magnitude earthquake was registered on Tuesday morning in Romania's region of Vrancea, two weeks after it was hit by a 5.3-degree tremor.
Bulgaria Ends Probe into 'Jan Palach' Death, Questions Remain
Bulgarian prosecutors’ office has closed its probe into the death of a young man who fatally set himself on fire in Varna in February to protest against the links between the city council and the mafia.
398 Asylum-Seekers Enter Bulgaria in 24 H
A total of 398 asylum-seekers have entered Bulgaria once again through its border with Turkey over the past 24 hours, according to the Bulgarian Interior Ministry.
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