Wednesday, September 22, is a national holiday People across Bulgaria are celebrating the 102nd year since the country's formal declaration of independence from the Ottoman Turkish Empire.
Bulgaria's National Film Center has put forth "Eastern Plays" as the Bulgarian nomination for the US Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film.
Bulgaria's health care system needs an emergency financial shot in order to survive, according to the leader of the Bulgarian Socialist Party (BSP) and former Prime Minister, Sergey Stanishev.
A new State Drug and Medical Products Agency is being established in Bulgaria to take over drug policies, the Health Ministry informs.
Bulgaria has celebrated 70 years since the signing of the Treaty of Craiova, which restored Bulgarian sovereignty over the region of Southern Dobrudzha occupied by Romania after World War I.
The Bulgarian party DROM announced it has approached the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg in regard to the demolition on the notorious apartment building 20, accommodated with Roma.
Two very light earthquakes were detected with epicenters some 30 km south-east of Bulgaria's capital Sofia Tuesday morning.
Bulgaria's largest English-language media Novinite.com (Sofia News Agency) was the only Bulgarian media to be represented at the 60th World Congress of the International Press Institute (IPI).
Bulgaria's Minister of Education and Science Sergey Ignatov has announced his intention for a new-type reform of the sectors that he is in charge of.
Malnutrition, cold, and deplorable living conditions have claimed the lives of 236 Bulgarian orphans in the past 10 years.
A team of archaeologists from the Bulgarian National History Museum has uncovered a highway dating back to the zenith of the Roman Empire.
Bulgarian graphic designer and illustrator Yanko Tsvetkov has revealed seven maps of Europe reproducing what he saw as stereotypes that different nations have about European countries.
The Roma, formerly living in the notorious apartment building 20 in the Bulgarian city of Yambol, have been left on the streets after the municipality refused to accommodate them in other municipal buildings.
Sofia University "St. Kliment Ohridski" and the National Information Agency of the Republic of Korea have signed an agreement for a joint IT center.
Public trust among Bulgarians in the state prosecution has grown in 2010, show the results of a study announced Monday.
The Bulgarian Orthodox Church will hold a rally Friday to call for the introduction of religion as a mandatory discipline of study in Bulgarian schools.
Bulgaria's labor union Confederation of Bulgarian Independent Syndicates, KNSB, is reinstalling the protest tent camp in Sofia Monday.
A light earthquake was registered in southern Bulgaria Sunday evening, the Seismological Center of the Geophysical Institute at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences reports.
Bulgaria's nationalist party VMRO has reacted strongly to a public suggestion that the country should introduce mother tongue instructions in kindergarten.
Two electric buses crashed into one another in downtown Sofia Sunday afternoon.
The Sofia City Hall is organizing Sunday a fest in "Yuzhen Park" (South Park) dedicated to September 17, the Day of Sofia.
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