Israeli Correspondent for Bulgaria Dies at 50
Heny Berler, friend of Bulgaria and long-time media correspondent passed away suddenly in Israel Monday.
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Bulgaria Ranks High in Homophobia
Bulgaria is one of the most homophobic countries in the EU, according to the Bulgarian gay and lesbian community.
2 Bulgarians Die in UN Car Crash in Cyprus
Two Bulgarian nationals have died and another three, including a three-year-old boy, have been injured in a car crash in Cyprus, caused by a vehicle of the United Nations Peacekeeping Forces on the island (UNFICYP), local media reported.
Sofia City Hall Mull Private Cemeteries
The City Hall of Bulgaria's capital Sofia is ready to regulate the existence of private cemeteries by amending the municipal order for burial grounds.
US Black Sabbath Legend Dio Dies at 67
Legendary US heavy metal singer, Ronnie James Dio, passed away at the age of 67, BBC reports citing Dio's wife and his manager.
US to Help Bulgaria with Online Health Care
The US Ambassador to Bulgaria, James Warlick, voiced Monday his country's willingness to assist Bulgaria in implementing the online health care system in Bulgaria.
Bulgaria PM Vows Clear Rules on Media Market
In a bid to defy allegations of being the darling of the local media, Bulgaria's prime minister has promised transparency and clear rules in media ownership.
Expert: Bulgarian Media Is Corruption Breading Ground
The Bulgarian media trends are extremely alarming, according to the expert in political science and mass communications, Ivo Indzhov.
6th World Meeting of Bulgarian Media Starts in Vienna
The 6th edition of the world meeting of the Bulgarian media will start in the Austrian capital Vienna on Monday.
Bulgaria Sees 5th "Night of the Museums"
The fifth "Night of the Museums" took place in Sofia and other Bulgarian cities on May 15, part of the international festivities for the International Day of the Museums, May 18.
Torrential Rains Flood Southwestern Bulgaria
Main streets, houses and hotels in Southwestern Bulgaria have been flooded after torrential rains drenched the region on Saturday.
Bulgaria Marks AIDS Memorial Day
Bulgaria joins on Sunday the International AIDS Memorial Day, one of the largest and oldest grassroots mobilisation campaigns for AIDS awareness in the world.
US Ambassador Launches Bulgarian Volunteer Days
The US Ambassador to Bulgaria, James Warlick, launched Saturday the "Volunteers Days" which will be held in the capital Sofia and the cities of Plovdiv, Stara Zagora, Varna, Shumen and Burgas.
Bulgarian Education Minister Rejects High-School Exam Fraud
The signals about a possible leak of information about the mandatory State high-school matriculation exam in Bulgarian Language and Literature are being probed, Education Minister, Sergey Ignatov, informed Saturday.
Sofia Zoo Gets Jungle Cat, Mangooses for 122 Birthday
Sofia Zoo, the largest zoo in Bulgaria, will celebrated May 16, 2010, Sunday its 122 birthday.
Bulgaria National Healthcare With BGN 800 M to Spend
Bulgaria's National Health Insurance Fund (NZOK) has BGN 800 M in its bank account as of March 31, 2010, announced Friday the Bulgarian Health Minister, Anna-Maria Borisova.
Monument of Bulgarian Writer Ivan Vazov on Its Way to Rome
The bronze monument of the most prominent Bulgarian writer Ivan Vazov is on its way to be inaugurated in the Italian capital Rome May 21, 2010.
Rock Giants AC/ DC Stage Show in Sofia
Australian rock legends AC/ DC will perform Friday at the Vasil Levski National Stadium in the Bulgarian capital Sofia.
Bulgarian Capital 'Deploys' Roma Ghetto Residents to Army Barracks
Sofia Municipality is taking measures to remove the residents of two illegal Roma-populated ghettos close to the downtown of the Bulgarian capital.
Bulgaria Health Committee Calls for Motherhood Age Limit
Age cap on births has been demanded by the head of the Parliamentary Health Committee a day after a 62-year-old woman gave birth to twins in Northern Bulgaria.
Bulgarian Psychiatrist Becomes Mother at 62
Krasimira Dimitrova, a 62-year-old from the Northen Bulgarian city of Ruse, has become one of the oldest mothers in the world after giving birth to twins.
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