Bulgaria Grapples with Moroccan Grasshoppers Attack
Local authorities of Southern Bulgarian districts have undertaken measures to combat an invasion of Moroccan grasshoppers threatening to destroy vast areas with crops.
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Argentina Bestseller Author Bucay Honored to Be in Bulgaria
Renown Argentinian psychotherapist, psychodramatist, and writer, Jorge Bucay, is on his first visit to Bulgaria Tuesday.
Bulgarian Archaeologists 'Strike' Gold Treasure
A team of Bulgarian archaeologists discovered seven 13th-century gold coins in the northern city of Veliko Tarnovo.
Bulgarian Swine Breeding Civil Servant Suspect of Abusing EU Money
The a top official of Bulgaria's Agriculture Ministry has been temporarily removed from office over suspicions he abused EU funds with his family pig farm.
Bulgaria Launches Probes of Prosecutors over Real Estate Scandal
Bulgaria's Judicial Inspectorate began a probe of the work of the Supreme Prosecutor's Office of Cassations and the Prosecutor's Offices in the Black Sea city of Burgas in the latest scandal that is shaking the country's judicial system.
Eight "Neo-Nazis" Arrested over Tram Attack in Sofia
Eight men, believed to be Neo-Nazis, has been arrested for attacking youngsters in a tram on Sunday morning, the Bulgarian interior minister said Monday.
Bulgarian Sweeps Off International Youth Film Festival in Seattle
Bulgarian high school student Veselin Cholakov is the Audience Winner for 2010 in the National Film Festival for Talented Youth (NFFTY) in Seattle, USA.
Neo-Nazis Attack Protesters against Bulgarian Guantanamo
A group of Neo-Nazis has beaten black and blue young people, who were on their way to rally against the illegal detention of foreigners at the Special Centre for Temporary Accommodation of Foreigners in Busmantsi, widely known as the Bulgarian Guantanamo.
Recycling Becomes More Common Practice for Bulgarians
Over 8 000 trees have been rescued from felling in 2009 due to the use of recycled paper in Sofia.
Bulgarian President Outlines Own Vision for Education Reform
Bulgaria's President, Georgi Parvanov, outlined Saturday his vision for the much awaited reform of the country's education system.
Wife of Murdered Bulgarian Journalist Gives Birth
Yuliya, the wife of controversial Bulgarian radio host, Bobi Tsankov, gave birth to a baby girl 5 months after his murder.
Minister Admits Bulgarian Education Is Problem-Ridden
Bulgaria's Education Minister, Sergey Ignatov, admits the country's education system and its quality are facing very serious problems and deficiencies.
Bulgaria Marks World Environment Day
Bulgaria and countries around the globe mark Saturday, June 5, World Environment Day (WED), under the patronage of the United Nations.
Sofia Passport Offices Open for Business on Saturdays in June
Applications for the issuing of Bulgarian biometric passports in Sofia will be accepted every Saturday during the month of June, the Interior Ministry announced.
Bulgaria 'Most Corrupt' Judge Faces Disciplinary Action
The Ethics Commission at the Regional Court in the Danube City of Ruse began disciplinary actions against judge Petar Balkov.
Bulgaria's 'Most Corruptible Judge' Caught on Video
A video clip released on the Internet showing Petar Balkov, district judge from Bulgaria's Ruse, drunk in a night club has spurred a public scandal.
Bulgarian Politicians Tangled in Latest 'Welfare' Scandal
Bulgaria's Ombudsman, Ginio Ganev, the Member of the Parliament from the ruling GERB party, Dimitar Boychev, are among a group of people who have received building rights in the coastal town of St.
American College in Sofia Boasts Highest Matriculation Scores
Seniors from the American College in Bulgaria's capital Sofia have the highest average results in the country from the State high-school exit exam, according to data from the Education Ministry, presented Friday.
Bulgarian PM Vows to Become Organ Donor
Bulgaria's Prime Minister, Boyko Borisov, opened Friday the second national sports competition for people with transplants and on dialysis.
NGO Involves Prosecutor in Varna Maritime Garden Scandal
The construction permits for the so-called "Alley One" of the "Maritime Garden," issued by the City Hall in Bulgaria's Black Sea capital Varna have been referred to the Prosecutor's Office.
Uzbek Journalist Accuses Bulgarian President of Poaching
Bulgaria's President, Georgi Parvanov, had violated the law during his 2008 visit in Uzbekistan and can be deemed a poacher, the Uzbek journalist, Gulasal Kamolova, told radio Deutsche Welle.
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