Bulgarian Church Faces Fine over Communist Era Files
The Bulgarian Orthodox Church can be fined BGN 15 000 to 20 000 if it continues to hurdle the opening of Communist State Security, DS, files of high-ranking clergy.
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Faulty Breast Implants Alert Shakes France, Bulgaria
Women, who have gone silicone breast implants surgery in Bulgaria, have new reasons for concern.
NGO: Bulgaria Seriously Violates Inmates' Rights
The overcrowding of prisons in the largest Bulgarian cities remains a huge problem, triggering a number of human rights violations.
Eco Experts: Hollywood Did Not Harm Bulgarian Bats
The bat colonies in Bulgaria's Devetashka cave have not been harmed during the filming of the Hollywood blockbuster "The Expendables 2.
Hope Fades for Bulgarian aboard Sunken Oil Rig
Bulgarian national Zhivko Zhekov, who was working on the sunken Russian floating oil platform "Kolskaya", is most probably among the victims of the tragic accident.
Bulgarians as Miserable as after 1997 Catastrophe - Survey
After four years of EU membership the majority of Bulgarians say the quality of life in the country over the past year was just as miserable as during the banking crisis in 1996-1997 when many lost their savings, a survey shows.
Bulgarian Toll Stickers for 2012 Go on Sale
Drivers in Bulgaria can already buy their toll stickers – the so-called vignettes - for 2012, preferably those valid for the whole year as they are the best deal.
Day of Mourning in Russia for Capsized Platform Victims
A day of mourning has been declared in the Russian region of Murmansk Tuesday for the victims of the tragic incident with the Russian floating oil platform "Kolskaya."
St. Ignatius Day Marks Beginning of Christmas Festivities in Bulgaria
Orthodox Christians in Bulgaria mark on Monday Ignazhden, the day of St. Ignatius, which inaugurates all the Christmas and New Year festivities.
Bulgaria’s Economic University Elects New President
Prof.Stati Statev was elected on Monday as the new rector of Bulgaria's University of National and World Economy (UNWE).
Relics of St John the Baptist Examined by Scanner in Bulgaria
Modern medical scanners were used to examine the inside and make a 3D image of the relics of St. John the Baptist.
Bulgaria Anticipates 'White Christmas'
Code yellow has been declared in three southern and eastern regions of Bulgaria for Monday, following forecasts for more downpours.
Fate of Bulgarian Working on Russian Platform Unknown
The fate of Bulgarian, Zhivko Zhekov, who was working on the sunken Russian floating oil platform, remains unknown.
Bulgarian Nationalists Play Prank on Lincoln-Driving Bishop
A charity event was held to gather money for a new car for Varna Bishop Kiril in front of the main cathedral in the Bulgarian city Sunday.
Bulgarian Military Women Launch Charity Christmas Bazaar
Bulgaria's Union of Women Serving in the Military opened a charity Christmas bazaar at the Military Club in Bulgarian capital Sofia Sunday.
Bulgarians Hate, Fear Fellow Citizens - Study
Bulgarian citizens bear heavy resentment towards those weaker than themselves, the rich and the politicians, as well as different ethnicities, shows a study revealed Sunday.
Who Is Who: Czech Playwright, Dissident, President Vaclav Havel
The former President of Czechoslovakia and the Czech Republic, and one of the most well known dissidents in Eastern Europe Vaclav Havel passed away on Sunday, December 18, at the age of 75.
Former Czech President, Dissident Vaclav Havel Dies
The former President of Czechoslovakia and one of the most well known dissidents in Eastern Europe Vaclav Havel has passed away.
Villegas Wins Night of Jumps Final in Sofia, PM Borisov Booed
Chilean Javier Villegas became IFMXF Night of the Jumps world champion at the finals in the new Arena Armeets in Bulgaria's capital Sofia.
'Barefoot Diva' Cesaria Evora Dies at 70
Singer Cesaria Evora, dubbed the "Barefoot Diva" for often performing without shoes, has died in her native Cape Verde at the age of 70.
Bulgaria Embattled Minister Ready to Live near Dundee Gold Mine
Bulgaria's environment minister has made it clear she is ready to do everything to promote Dundee Precious Metals' controversial plan for a gold mine in the country, even if it means risking her life.
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