A teenager, a young ethnic Turkish man, one of the drivers, and the spokeswoman of the police in the town of Stara Zagora have been identified among the casualties of the horrific bus crash in Southern Bulgaria, which killed eight.
A five-year-old child has survived the passenger bus crash that claimed the lives of eight people in Southern Bulgaria early on Wednesday, only to be told a few hours later that its mother and sister are dead.
Bulgaria is to hold a national day of mourning Thursday for the persons who have perished in a bus crash on the Trakiya Highway in the small hours Wednesday.
8 people have died, and 20 more have suffered injuries, with 1 of them in life-threatening condition, after a bus overturned en route from Sofia to Burgas.
The organizers of the fourth annual "Sofia Pride" gay parade in the Bulgarian capital Sofia on June 18 have stated they are deeply concerned over the event's safety, as a nationalist rally has been announced for the same date.
Prominent Bulgarian writer, patriot and public figure, prof. Petar Konstantinov, founder of the Mati Bulgaria Association, died Tuesday, relatives inform.
Military Training can be soon included in Bulgaria's high-school curriculum as an elective, according to Defense Minister, Anyu Angelov.
The Bulgarian Ministry of Environment and Waters announced Tuesday the launch of large-scale studies across the country to establish locations where wind parks could be dangerous for wild birds.
The Ethics Commission at Bulgaria's Supreme Judicial Council, VSS, decided Tuesday to ask the Judicial Inspectorate to conduct an audit of judge Vladimira Yaneva.
A US company specializing in bio medicines has started a campaign in Bulgaria for finding subjects for extensive clinical trials, motivating its move with the bad state of the Bulgarian health care system.
Although it has issued a permit of the 4th annual Sofia Pride to be held, the Sofia Municipality has this far abstained from officially endorsing or backing the event.
Several cases of anthrax on livestock have been discovered near the Turkish-Bulgarian border in the village of Yeni Kadin, Odrin Region, Turkey.
Eight foreign embassies in Sofia came out with statements in support of the Sofia Pride, scheduled for this Saturday.
Part of the Bulgarian society is plagued with islamophobia, the Bulgarian Chief Mufti's Office has declared in a special statement urging the Bulgarian Muslims to take measures to defend themselves against attacks.
The Military Medical Academy (MMA) and the Ministry of Interior Hospital (MIH) in Sofia will be merged as of January 01, 2012, Interior Minister Tsvetan Tsvetanov announced during a round table discussion Monday at the Council of Ministers.
Bulgaria's Prime Minister Boyko Borisov turned 52 on Monday, June 13, receiving plenty of presents by his party and aides in spite of his declarations he did not want any.
Bulgarian police are organizing a massive campaign in capital Sofia to prevent jaywalking and observance of cross-walks on the parts of drivers.
A Romanian driver has lost his life in a crash in Southwestern Bulgaria on Monday.
Medicines for stomach ulcer, heartburn, gastritis, constipation and diarrhea are the best-selling drugs in Bulgaria, announced Prof.
The second test carried out after the suspicious death of a 66 year-old man in the southeastern Bulgarian town of Haskovo Friday proved the deadly E. Coli bacteria was not the cause.
June 13 marks the Whit Monday in Bulgaria and the rest of the Christian world, the 51st day after Easter and the day following Pentecost.
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