VMRO Founder's Remains Transferred from Italy to Bulgaria
The remains of Dr. Hristo Tatarchev, one of the founders of VMRO, the revolutionary organization of Macedonian Bulgarians, are to be buried in Sofia.
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The remains of Dr. Hristo Tatarchev, one of the founders of VMRO, the revolutionary organization of Macedonian Bulgarians, are to be buried in Sofia.
The the public tender for the new museum complex in the capital Sofia, known as the Bulgarian Louvre, is appealed by architect Vladislav Nikolov with the Commission for Competition Protection.
Bulgaria's Finance Minister, Simeon Djankov, has vowed an additional BGN 40 M for the country's education, Education Minister, Sergey Ignatov, informs.
The Director of the Customs in the Southern city of Svilengrad, Stefan Marashev, would not face legal proceedings, the Director of the Bulgarian Customs Agency, Vanyo Tanov, said.
Bulgaria's university students staged a protest Wednesday over radical cuts in state funding for higher education.
Bulgaria and Greece rank seventieth in the world for media freedom this year, while the press freedom situation in the European Union is deteriorating, according to media watchdog group Reporters Without Borders.
Bulgaria's university students are coming out to protest Wednesday as university rectors are pressing demands for at least a partial back off from proposed radical cuts in state funding for higher education.
Archaeological treasures from ancient Thrace found around the Bulgarian town of Kazanlak are going to be displayed in the Russian city of Tolyatti, agreed town authorities of the two cities.
The Bulgarian Parliament is committed to working for an environmentally friendly economy, stated vice-speaker from the ruling GERB party Anastas Anastasov Tuesday.
A woman who was attacked by stray dogs in the Bulgarian capital Sofia won her suit filed against the local authorities at the Sofia Administrative Court.
Police guarding Bulgarian President, Georgi Parvanov, arrested the reporter of the popular late night talk show "The Ivan and Andrey Show," Bianka Ilich, better known as Super Bianka.
Criminal recklessness of employees of the Bulgarian State Railroad Company, BDZ, caused the Monday derailment of three cars of the express train between the capital Sofia and the Black Sea city of Burgas.
Bulgaria's university students are coming out to protest Wednesday as university rectors are pressing demands for at least a partial back off from proposed radical cuts in state funding for higher education.
The Bulgarian Doctors' Union demanded Tuesday the resignation of Finance Minister, Simeon Djankov over the budget bill they say is very different from what they expected.
Orthodox Christians in Bulgaria commemorate on October 19 St Ivan Rilski, known as the Miracle Worker and also celebrated as the patron of Bulgaria.
President Georgi Parvanov has awarded the Federation of Scientific-Engineering Unions in Bulgaria on the occasion of the 125th birthday of the organization.
Leading Bulgarian archaeologist Nikolay Ovcharov has presented the latest finds of his team from the Ancient Thrace and Rome fortress of Perperikon in the Rhodope Mountain.
The former Executive Director of the Bulgarian Agriculture Fund, Kalina Ilieva, has asked for assistance the trade union known as Podkrepa (Support) Labor Confederation.
The CEO of the Bulgarian State Railroads, BDZ, Pencho Popov, stated Monday he is resigning from the post.
Sofia municipality is ready for the cleaning the streets from snow, the Sofia mayor, Yordanka Fandakova, has announced.
Three cars of the express train between the capital Sofia and the Black Sea city of Burgas have derailed Monday near the Septemvri railway station in southern Bulgaria.
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