Bulgarian Archaeologist Discovers World's Likely Oldest Sun Temple
Bulgarian archaeologist Georgi Ganetsovski has made a new hit discovering by unearthing what might be the world's oldest sun temple.
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Bulgarian Capital Sees Nearly 300 Traffic Accidents in 24 Hours
Numerous traffic related accidents have occurred in the capital Sofia and the nearby suburbs in the last 24 hours, the Bulgarian traffic police informs Thursday.
Bulgaria Braces for Snowy Weekend
Snow is falling Thursday morning in the Bulgarian capital Sofia, the regions of Kyustendil, Plovdiv, Pazardzhik, Smolyan and many other parts of western and southwestern Bulgaria.
Bulgaria Delays Plan on Decreasing Greenhouse Gas Emissions
The document, in which Bulgaria will describe the measures for decreasing the greenhouse gas emissions, will be competed by April 2012, the Bulgarian Environment Ministry has announced.
Bulgarians to Enjoy 4 Non-working Days on Holidays in 2011
Bulgarians will be granted four non-working days for the national holidays in 2011, the government decided Wednesday.
Bulgarian State Lottery Registers Growth of Profit
The Bulgarian State Lottery has registered a BGN 24 M growth of revenues for 2010, making the total profit for 2010 BGN 124,8 M so far, Bulgaria's PM Boyko Borisov informed.
Bulgaria IT Firms Press ICANN over 'бг' Cyrillic Web Domain
Bulgarian IT companies, desperate to get a domain name in Cyrillic with a "бг" suffix approved, plan an appeal against the decision of the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), which turned down the proposal this year.
Bulgaria's International E-79 Road Back and Functioning
The international E-79 road connecting Bulgaria with Greece, which partially collapsed in the beginning of December 2010, has been fully repaired and is already functioning.
Bulgarian Toll Stickers for 2011 on Sale
Bulgaria's annual vignettes (toll stickers) are available for buying in 3300 places in the country starting Wednesday.
Bulgarian Environmentalists March to Save Pirin
Bulgarian environmentalists will stage a protest Wednesday in downtown Sofia dedicated to the protection of the Pirin mountain region in Southwest Bulgaria.
80 People Injured on Bulgarian Capital's Icy Streets
The main hospital in Sofia 'Pirogov' has received 80 people with snow-related injuries so far on Tuesday after due to the icy conditions in the Bulgarian capital.
Bulgarian Intelligentsia to Stage Another Rally
Bulgarian scientists, university professors, students and people working in the culture sector have gathered to stage yet another combined protest demanding the implementation of European priorities and policies in education, science, healthcare and cultu
Bulgarian Cabinet 'Salvages' Rozhen Observatory
Bulgaria's cabinet will slate BGN 245 000 by the end of the year for the Rozhen observatory in the Rhodope Mountains, Prime Minister, Boyko Borisov, announced Tuesday.
French Author Publishes Book on Bulgaria's Post-Communist Era
French political scientist and educator, Nad?ge Ragaru, has published a book on the Bulgarian transition period after the communist regime.
Bulgarians Firmly Against "Scattering" Academy of Sciences
Forty percent of Bulgarians are against closing the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, according to a poll conducted by the research agency Sova Harris.
Russian Nobel Prize Winner Backs Bulgarian Scientists
In an open letter to the Bulgarian PM Boyko Borisov, Russian Nobel Prize-winning physicist Zhores Alferov has backed his Bulgarian colleagues in their protest against the government's plans to reform the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences.
Half of Bulgarian Diplomats Exposed as Communist Security Collaborators
Bulgaria's special panel, investigating the communist-era police files, known as the Files' Commission, announced Tuesday that nearly 190 Bulgarian Ambassadors and Consuls have been collaborators and agents of the former Communist State Security.
Bulgarian Filmmakers Dedicate Protest to Culture Minister's Birthday
Bulgarian filmmakers are staging yet another protest rally Tuesday they label as "happening" and dedicate to their "favorite" Culture Minister, Vezhi Rashidov, whose birthday is December 14.
Bulgarian Pharmacies to Stop Sale of Reimbursed Medicines
Bulgarian pharmacies will stop selling medicines that are reimbursed by the National Health Insurance Fund (NHIF) until the end of December.
Noted Diplomat Richard Holbrooke Dies at 69
Richard C. Holbrooke, the diplomat who spearheaded the end of the Bosnian war and most recently served as the Obama administration's point man in the volatile Afghan-Pakistani war zone, has died, officials said.
Bomb Threat Delays Sofia-Athens Flight
A 7:15 pm flight from Sofia to Athens was delayed by almost three hours by a warning that there might be a bomb on board of the plane.
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