Bulgaria May Ban Electrical Substations in Buildings
The placement of electrical substations in residential buildings should be abolished, according to Dimitar Nikolov, Mayor of the Bulgarian city of Burgas.
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Electrical Substation Explodes in Bulgaria's Burgas
An electrical substation exploded early on Tuesday in Bulgaria's Black Sea city of Burgas, damaging several apartments in a residential building, but leading to no casualties.
????In Vitro Fertilization at Saint Lazar Hospital in Sofia
It has been seven years since the launch of the Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) section at the Obstetrics and Gynecology Hospital Saint Lazar in Sofia.
Archaeologists Uncover Roman Mosaic in Downtown Sofia
Archaeologists have discovered colorful floor mosaic from the Roman era near the so-called West Gate of Serdica in downtown Sofia.
Bulgarian Labor Unions Demand FinMin Ousting over New Tax
The Bulgarian Confederation of Labor, Podkrepa, asked Monday the resignation of Finance Minister, Simeon Djankov, over the new tax on interest of bank deposits and the draft budget of the National Health Insurance Fund, NZOK.
Legal Amendments in Bulgaria to Address Loud Commercials
Commercial messages must be broadcast at a similar volume to the other radio and TV programs, according to Bulgarian socialist MP Zahari Georgiev.
Huge Landslide Inflicts Damage on Bulgaria's Black Sea Coast
A huge landslide has been activated on the northern Black Sea coast of Bulgaria, in the area between the Golden Sands resort and the town of Kranevo.
Laser Vaginal Rejuvenation at St. Lazar Hospital in Sofia
An understanding of what is beautiful and a quest for perfection are directing more and more women to laser vaginal rejuvenation surgery.
Bulgaria Sees Increased Syrian Refugee Pressure
Bulgaria's borders have witnessed an increased pressure from Syrian refugee, even though the country does not face a migrant wave from Syria, according to an official.
Bulgarian PM: GERB Are Building Highways of Mind
Education is top priority for the Cabinet, Bulgarian Prime Minister, Boyko Borisov, reiterated for the third time in the last three days.
Goran Bregovic Brings to Bulgaria 'Champagne for the Gypsies'
Balkan folk-rock, blasts of brass and clarinet and a thumping turbo-folk beat will fill the biggest hall in the Bulgarian capital Sofia on November 29 during the keenly awaited concert of Goran Bregovic.
Bulgarian Orthodox Christians Celebrate Petkovden
The Bulgarian Orthodox Church celebrates Petkovden on Sunday, October 14, a day that marks the beginning of the winter in the country.
Bulgarian PM Brags about Giving 'Huge' Funds for Culture
Bulgarian Prime Minister, Boyko Borisov, declared Saturday his Cabinet is going to slate an additional BGN 18 M in 2013 for the culture sector.
Sofia Metro Suicide Victim Was Drunk before Incident
The man who died on subway tracks in Bulgaria's capital Sofia Thursday evening has been drunk.
Elderly Bulgarian Patriarch to Withdraw from Post
The Bulgarian Holy Synod is calling an emergency meeting on October 16 and 17 when, reportedly, the Head of the Bulgarian Orthodox Church Patriarch Maxim is going to withdraw from the post.
'Bad Apple' Banks Unite against Bulgarian Investigative Site
Four banks, described as "bad apples" in a 2006 cable, sent to Washington by former US Ambassador in Sofia, John Beyrle, have filed a claim against the site for investigative journalism Bivol.bg.
Swiss Govt Grants BGN 11 M to Bulgarian NGOs
The Swiss government is granting Bulgaria a total of of CHF 76 M, or BGN 11 M, under two funds aimed at strengthening civil society and boosting cooperation between NGOs of the two countries.
Samantha Fox Lands in Bulgaria to Taste Sofia Light Life
The most famous Page 3 pin up girl ever in the UK, Samantha Fox arrived in Bulgaria's capital Sofia late last night to stage a gig at a local club.
Bulgaria, Austria, Croatia, Hungary Ink Road Violation Fees Agreement
Bulgaria, Austria, Croatia and Hungary signed an agreement enabling a stronger cooperation in road safety matters with an emphasis on taking over and handling public administration and violation fees in each other's countries.
Saxe-Coburg Moved by Bulgarians' Sympathy for Comatose Son
Bulgaria's former King and Prime Minister, Simeon Saxe-Coburg has expressed his gratitude to all Bulgarians concerned about the health of his eldest son, who suffered a hellish crash accident four years ago.
Hollywood Legends Travolta, De Niro Depart from Bulgaria
Hollywood legends, Robert De Niro and John Travolta, have departed from Bulgaria late Thursday evening.
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