Bulgarian Muslims Approach Chief Prosecutor on Mufti Issue
Bulgarian Muslims have now approached Chief Prosecutor, Boris Velchev, in their latest attempt to resolve the crisis with the country's Chief Mufti post.
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Hellish Traffic Accident Kills Young Woman in Downtown Sofia
A young woman was killed in downtown Sofia Tuesday afternoon after being run over by a heavy duty construction truck.
Bulgarian PM Urges National Unity on Unification Day
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov has issued a special statement congratulating Bulgarians on the occasion of 125 years since September 6, 1885, the day of the Unification of the Principality of Bulgaria and "Eastern Roumelia".
Bulgarian Bishop Hands Medals to 'Defenders of Christianity' from Gays
The bishop of Bulgaria's Plovdiv, Nikolay, has presented orders for "defending" Christian values a controversial mayor and a notorious prosecutor, who were recently involved with anti-gay policies.
Bulgaria Pop Diva Still Facing the Music over Tax Fraud
Bulgaria's national revenue agency is still investigating the queen of pop Lili Ivanova for possible tax evasion as part of measures to curb rampant fraud and boost budget revenues, according to reports.
Bulgaria Celebrates Unification Day
Bulgaria is celebrating on Monday the 125th anniversary since the unification of the Principality of Bulgaria and Eastern Roumelia.
Hellish Car Crash Claims 5 Lives in Bulgaria
Five people have perished in a horrific car crash on the Hemus Highway near Bulgaria's Varna.
NGOs Rise Against Bulgaria's Already Troubled Formula 1 Project
After an international scandal involving an Abu Dhabi company, the project for construction of a Formula 1 racetrack near Sofia has run into further trouble facing opposition from several NGOs.
Bulgaria, Macedonia Remember Ohrid Lake Tragedy 1 Year Later
Bulgaria and Macedonia have marked with memorial services the first year since the death of 15 Bulgarian tourists in the Ohrid Lake on September 5, 2010.
SAS Craft Makes Emergency Landing in Sofia
An airplane of the Scandinavian carrier SAS made an emergency landing at the airport of the Bulgarian capital Sofia late Friday.
Bulgarian Education Minister Vows Smooth School Year Start
The upcoming school year in Bulgaria will begin without problems and with the cooperation of all social partners of the Education Ministry, Minister Sergey Ignatov stated Saturday.
Reward Posted in Bulgaria's Dog Shelter Cruelty Case
A reward of BGN 1 000 for information in the recent monstrous murder of a 3-month-old puppy in the Bogrov dog shelter near Sofia was posted Saturday by the Four Paws and Animal Rescue Sofia Foundations.
Bulgaria's Gabrovo Hosts International Crafts Fair
The eight annual international crafts fair opens Saturday at the ethnographic complex "Etara," near Bulgaria's central city of Gabrovo.
2 New Anthrax Cases Reported in Northern Bulgaria
The two men listed at the isolation ward of the hospital in the Danube city of Ruse have been infected with anthrax, the Regional Health Inspectorate reports.
Experts Confirm Harmful Radiation at Bulgarian Beach
The sand from the Bulgarian Black coast bay "Vromos" is radioactive and harmful for beach goers, according to experts from the Environment and Health Ministries.
Degas' Plastic Work Displayed at Bulgarian National Gallery
The Bulgarian National Art Gallery in Sofia is hosting an exhibition of what is said to be a significant part of Edgar Degas' sculptural oeuvre.
CEZ Power Utility Supports Bulgaria's Disadvantaged Kids
The Czech-owned power utility, CEZ, one of the three in Bulgaria, is offering financial support for the first ever sports fest for disadvantaged children whose parents work in the energy sector.
Bulgarian-Macedonian Mother Fails as English Teacher - Report
The Macedonian mother with Bulgarian passport, Spaska Mitrova, had been able to keep her job as English language teacher in Bulgaria for just a couple of weeks.
Bulgarian Minister: Healthcare Is Sick!
Long have I said that Bulgarian healthcare is sick, curably though with a delay, stated Bulgarian Minister of Public Health Anna-Maria Borisova.
'Bulgaria in Brilliance' Photo Exhibit Shown in Sofia
A new open-air photo exhibit dedicated to Bulgaria's culture was opened in downtown Sofia Monday.
Top Bulgarian Archaeologist Stumbles Upon 2 Ancient Thrace Tombs
Bulgarian archaeologist Nikolay Ovcharov has discovered two tombs of Ancient Thracian rulers near the famous rock city and sanctuary of Perperikon.
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