Bulgaria Celebrates Vine and Wine Day
The Bulgarian Orthodox Church honors on February 1, the Day of Saint Trifon, the patron of vine-growers, wine-producers and tavern-keepers.
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The Bulgarian Orthodox Church honors on February 1, the Day of Saint Trifon, the patron of vine-growers, wine-producers and tavern-keepers.
A national census kicked off in Bulgaria at midnight, making it the first EU country to hold a population count in 2011 and one of only seven member states with an online option.
The Bulgarian Left political party has denounced the decision of the center-right government to declare February 1 to remember the victims of the communist regime (1944-1989).
Payments of state funding to tobacco growers will not be tied with budget 2011, Bulgaria's Agriculture Minister, Miroslav Naydenov, announced Monday.
Israeli-born ethno-pop singer Ishtar will arrive with a crew of 12 musicians, backing vocalists and dancers for her three gigs in Bulgaria, the organizers of the concerts, ART BG, announced.
The Bulgarian cities of Ruse, Yambol and Montana announced flu epidemic on Monday, the Health Ministry informed.
As many as 48% of the Bulgarian first graders do not have Bulgarian as their mother tongue, the country's Educational Minister, Sergey Ignatov claimed on Monday.
English rock legends Whitesnake will stage a concert in Bulgaria on July 8, according to their official website.
Bulgarian President Georgi Parvanov vowed to veto a controversial bill amending the law on the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences and called for a boost of funding for research.
A new object in the Andomeda galaxy has been discovered by Bulgarian scientists working at the National Astronomy Observatory.
The 20th edition of Bulgaria's largest and most impressive "Kukeri" event – the Surva Festival in Pernik – broke all of its previous attendance and participation records.
Bulgarian world ice-dancing champion, Albena Denkova, gave birth to a healthy baby boy Sunday in the St. Sofia hospital.
Colleges and universities in Great Britain are again the top choice of Bulgarian students who wish to continue their education abroad.
About one thousand tobacco growers gathered in the village of Hadzhidimovo, near the southern town of Gotse Delchev Saturday, to protest against the low buy-up prices for their production.
One person died and 10 were seriously injured in a head-on collision in western Bulgaria, the police inform Saturday.
Bulgaria's National Audit Office (NAO) published a list of 264 names of public figures whose declarations have discrepancies between declared property and property owned in reality.
Several hundred of protesting Bulgarian tobacco growers have blocked the E-80 international road near the southern city of Harmanli.
There is no danger and no threat of terrorist attacks on Bulgarian territory, Transport Minister, Aleksander Tsvetkov, assured Saturday.
The 20th edition of Bulgaria's largest and most impressive "Kukeri" event – the Surva Festival – kicked off in the western city of Pernik on Friday.
The Plovdiv Appellate Court has rejected the request of Bulgaria's former Tsar and PM Simeon Saxe-Coburg to present new evidence and testimonies in the dispute over the former royal palace Krichim.
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