UNESCO Statute of Bulgaria's Nesebar Hangs on Thread
Bulgaria's historical Black Sea town of Nesebar will remain a UNESCO World Heritage City for the time being, the Mayor, Nikolay Dimitrov, announced Wednesday.
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Jurgen Roth: Bulgaria Is on Right Track
German journalist Jurgen Roth, who is on trial for slander in Bulgaria for the publishing of his book about organized crime, "The new Bulgarian Demons," has something good to say about the Balkan nation's fight against corruption and organized crime.
Bulgaria State TV New Head Election Challenged in Court
A failed runner for the office of director-general of the Bulgarian state-owned national television channel BNT has appealed the contest outcome, citing technical irregularities and corruption allegations.
Bulgaria's Interior Faces Opposition Ire over Police Brutality
Bulgaria's parliament will hear on Wednesday Interior Minister Tsvetan Tsvetanov in connection with an incident in the southern town of Kurdzhali, in which plainclothes police officers beat up by mistake a family during an operation.
Victim of Bulgarian Police Mistake: They Crushed My Family
The family of Aysel Mustafova, which was thrashed by mistake by plainclothes Bulgarian policemen, is still in shock despite the apology of the Interior Minister.
Bulgarian Archaeologists Carry Out 'Rescue' Digs Close to Greek Border
Four teams of Bulgarian archaeologists are taking up "rescue excavations" of a large area in the Rhodope Mountains slated for the construction of an international road.
Julio Iglesias to Stage 2 Concerts in Bulgaria
The popular Spanish singer Julio Iglesias will have two concerts in Bulgaria during his "Starry Night" tour, the organizers from ME Music have announced.
Bulgaria's Population Crisis Worsens Despite Rising Birth Rate
Bulgaria's population growth is not improving despite the rise of its birth rate largely due to migration, according to latest Eurostat data about the population of the EU.
Muslims in Bulgaria Cook Another Protest
The Chief Mufti's Office in Bulgaria is preparing to gather 4 000 Muslims in Sofia for another mass protest on July 29.
Extinct Plant Species to Come Back to Bulgaria
Extinct and rare plant species will be brought back to four protected areas in Bulgaria, under the framework of a new environmental project of the EK Life+ program.
Bulgarian Cabinet Kicks Off Controversial Theater Reform
The Bulgarian government adopted a degree to merge a number of theaters and related institutions at its Tuesday sitting, thus starting its recently announced reform of state-funded theaters and music troupes in the country.
Agriculture Minister: Bulgaria's Grain Crop Big Enough
Bulgarian agriculture has yielded enough grain to amply satisfy local demand through the time next year's crop is due, announced agriculture minister Miroslav Naydenov Monday.
Bulgaria's Pazardzhik District Declares Emergency over Floods
An emergency situation was declared in Pazardzhik district, central southern Bulgaria, after heavy rains caused extensive flooding in the area.
Bulgarian Parents Against Obligatory Pre-School
Bulgarian non-government parental organizations (NPO) have announced they are against the amendments to the Education Act because, which will oblige children to start pre-school at the age of 5.
Floods Hit Southern Bulgaria
The town of Saedinenie near Plovdiv announced state of emergency after torrential rains fell down Sunday night.
Danube Level Declines Drastically in Bulgarian Section
The level of the Danube River near Bulgaria's Ruse has declined by 5 meters in 20 days.
Bulgarian President Celebrates Son's Wedding
Bulgaria's first couple celebrated Sunday afternoon the wedding of their elder son.
Bulgarian Archaeologists Discover Wealthy Prehistoric Settlement
Bulgarian archaeologists have found what has been described as a "wealthy" 8000-year-old town close to the Danube city of Ruse.
Bulgaria Anticipates Anxiously UNESCO Decisions on World Heritage
The Bulgarian authorities and society are anxious about the results of a UNESCO meeting taking place in Brazil's capital Brasilia which could have important impact on the status of the country's recognized World Heritage sites.
Most of Bulgaria Declares Alert over Torrential Rains
A total of 17 of the 28 Bulgarian districts have declared a third-degree alert order because of the forecasts for torrential rains and thunderstorms.
Angry Imams Curse Bulgarian Leadership
The Bulgarian police have prevented about 100 imams from blockading a major in Southwestern Bulgaria in protest against the reinstatement of Nedim Gendzhev as Chief Mufti.
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