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Bulgaria's capital Sofia can safely endure an earthquake with a 7.
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Bulgaria's capital Sofia can safely endure an earthquake with a 7.
Bulgarian scientists have tried to assuage fears that radiation winds could reach the country after Japan nuclear plant blasts, ruling out the very possibility of such a scenario.
Hollywood producers Richard Harding and Sam Feuer are trying to raise USD 25 M-USD 30 M for their feature film on Bulgarian medics and Libya's HIV trial, they told Novinite.com (Sofia News Angecy).
Prominent Israeli historian and politician Prof. Mihael Bar-Zohar, says he is working on securing the American filming and movie stars' participation to tell the story of the rescue of Bulgarian Jews during World War II.
Bulgaria's material deprivation rate is 55.5%, with the EU average equal to 17%, according to spring Consumer Scoreboard published by the European Commission.
Bulgarian cargo carriers and shippers staged Monday a mass protest across the country against skyrocketing fuel prices.
The body of a Bulgarian national, 34, from the village of Chelopek, near the northwestern city of Vratsa has been kept for a full year in a morgue freezer in Milan, Italy.
A bright blazing ball has been noticed in Sofia's night sky, the Bulgarian daily "Trud" (Labor) informs Monday.
Bulgaria's largest English-language media Novinite.com (Sofia News Agency) is excited to announce the launch of its "Witness Account" section – a special outlet to allow readers share their impressions and eyewitness accounts from the world's hotspots.
Thousands of drivers have taken part in a car march in Sofia against the rising fuel prices, blockading the capital by driving at a speed of 10-15 km/h.
The consumer crisis and the worsening economic situation in the country have direct consequences for the change in Bulgarians' attitudes towards the government, according to sociology expert, Kolio Kolev.
A twenty-five-year-old man from the Danube town of Svishtov entered with his car the dispatch building of the Sofia airport Sunday morning.
Bulgarians are staging Sunday in cities across the country mass protest rallies against the skyrocketing fuel prices.
Bulgarian movie "Shelter" of Director Dragomir Sholev was bestowed the Grand Prix award of the 15th edition of Sofia Film Fest.
The rising of temperatures that has encompassed the whole of Bulgaria will continue in the following days, according to the national weather service.
Christian Orthodox Bulgarians celebrate St. Theodore, a popular and much-revered saint, Saturday.
A Bulgarian Muslim from Kozlets village has been charged by the Prosecutor's Office in Haskovo for crimes against the republic and religions.
Bulgaria's police will take measures to limit wild partying going on in the Student City in Sofia, stated Minister of Interior Tsvetan Tsvetanov Friday.
The Plovdiv Appellate Court has confirmed the ruling of the district magistrates, which rejected the claim of Bulgaria's former Tsar and PM Simeon Saxe-Coburg and his sister Maria-Louisa in the dispute over the former royal palace Krichim.
The decision to include the so-called Rila-buffer zone in Bulgaria's Rila Mountain in the European eco network NATURA 2000 was postponed over the failure to reach consensus.
Bulgaria's Culture Minister, Vezhdi Rashidov, declared Friday he opposes the Health Ministry idea to ban smoking in Bulgarian movies.
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