Thousands Venerate St. John the Baptist in Sozopol
Thousands came to Sozopol, where relics of St. John the Baptist were recently uncovered, on the day the Eastern Orthodox Church marks St. John’s martyr death.
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Bulgarians Celebrate Poetry in Sofia Park
Bulgarian poets are staging Sunday afternoon and night the third Sofia Poetics festival, reading out their work amongst music performances in Sofia's Borisova Gradina park.
End of Summer as Temperatures Plummet in Bulgaria
Weathermen have pronounced end of meteorological summer in Bulgaria, as spells of cooler air are set to pass through the country Sunday, dropping temperatures by more than 10 degrees C.
Bulgaria’s Health Insurance Fund to Keep Reserve Locked
The reserve of Bulgaria's National Health Insurance Fund will not be unlocked, the Chair of the Parliamentary Health Committee has announced.
Bulgaria Broils on Last Hot Summer Day
The sizzling weather that swept Bulgaria during the whole summer will reach one of its peaks on Saturday, but forecasts say this will be the last hot day of the year before cold air sets in at the end of the weekend.
Bulgaria's Sozopol Launches Traditional Apollonia Fest
Bulgaria's traditional Apollonia Festival of Arts launches its 26th edition in the southern Black Sea resort town of Sozopol on Saturday.
Bulgaria's Health Ministry, Patients Discuss Transplant Drugs
The Bulgarian National Patients Organization and the deputy health minister have discussed the possibility for transferring the medicines for transplant patients from the Health Ministry to the National Health Insurance Fund.
International Film Festival to Begin in Bulgaria's Varna
The 18th edition of the International Film Festival "Love is Folly" will begin Friday in the Bulgarian Black Sea city of Varna.
Bulgarians to Unite against Interior for ID Documents Chaos
The Bulgarian Association "Justice Civil Initiative" will bring a collective civil action against the Interior Ministry for the problems with the issuing of the new identity documents.
September Brings Lower Temperatures, Winds to Bulgaria
The scorching weather that swept Bulgaria for the most part of August is coming to an end and the next month will bring lower temperatures and winds, forecasts say.
Scientists Assuage Bulgarians' Quake Fears
There will not be a devastating earthquake in Bulgaria in the next 2-3 years because the research has shown an activation of only weak ones, scientists claim.
Earthquake in Bulgaria Capital Rattles Homes and Nerves
Though it ranked low on the Richter scale, the 2.8 magnitude earthquake that shook Bulgaria's capital Sofia on Friday threw many people into panic.
Bulgarians Feel Light Quake Strong Due to Close Epicenter
The 2.8 magnitude earthquake that shook the capital was felt more strongly because its epicenter was shallow and close to Sofia, the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences has announced.
Bulgarian President Calls for State Support of Education, Research
President Georgi Parvanov met and congratulated on their success Bulgaria's four medalists in the 2010 International Olympiad in Informatics.
2.8 Magnitude Earthquake Jolts Bulgaria Capital
A 2.8 magnitude earthquake shook the Bulgarian capital Sofia shortly after 13 pm on Friday, rattling homes and the nerves of many who were unsure of what they had just experienced.
Bulgarian Wins World Whiskey Challenge
A 28-year-old Bulgarian has won a global Bushmills challenge to help create a new blend of the whiskey, Irish media reported.
First World Conference in Organic Beekeeping Kicks off in Bulgaria
The world's first ever conference in organic apiculture kicks off in Bulgarian Black Sea resort Sunny Beach Friday.
Bulgaria's Sozopol to Host Traditional Apollonia Fest
Bulgaria's traditional Apollonia Festival of Arts will launch is 26th edition in the southern Black Sea resort town of Sozopol Saturday.
94% of Bulgarians Claim Bad Economic Situation in May
Almost 94% of the Bulgarians have assessed the economic situation in the country in May as bad, shows a new Eurobarometer survey.
Bulgarian Oligarchs Invade Bulgarian Mountains
Notorious Bulgarian businessmen are pressuring the Bulgarian Tourist Union to transfer to them ownership rights to mountain huts and chalets, stated the Union's executive secretary.
Bulgaria's Greatest Mosque Vandalized
The greatest mosque in Bulgaria, Shumen's Tombul Cami, was vandalized overnight, it was reported Thursday.
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