No Reports of Bulgarian Casualties in Moscow Metro Attacks
There are no reports of Bulgarians being injured or killed in the suicide bomb attacks on the Moscow metro, the Bulgarian Embassy in Russia's capital have stated.
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Potholes Enter Bulgarian Journalist Hopefuls Tests
Candidate students, who are hoping to study journalism at the prestigious Sofia University, had to write an essay about Bulgaria's potholed streets and the symbolism of it at a preliminary exam that took place on Sunday.
Technical Failure Delays Brussels - Sofia Flight
A flight of Bulgaria's national air carrier, traveling from Brussels to Sofia, has been delayed for more than eight hours following a technical failure.
Bulgaria PM Parades Karakachan Shepherd Dogs
Bulgaria Prime Minister Boyko Borisov has exhibited his Karakachan dogs at the Plovdiv International Dog Show.
Bulgaria Vrabnitsa Illegal Ghetto Condemned to Demolition
Sofia municipality has announced that it will demolish an illegal ghetto after Easter.
Bulgaria IKAR 2010 Awards Best Theatrical Performances
The last play directed by Krikor Azarian was awarded for best performance at the annual Bulgarian "IKAR" ceremony on Saturday evening.
Bulgaria Holds Traditional Palm Sunday Blood Donor Campaign
Bulgaria's Health Ministry and the Bulgarian Red Cross, supported by the Bulgarian Orthodox Patriarch Maxim, have organized the traditional blood donor campaign on Palm Sunday.
Bulgarian Orthodox Christians Celebrate Palm Sunday
Bulgarian Orthodox Christians celebrate Palm Sunday - Tsventisa-Vrabnitsa, to mark the triumphal arrival of Christ into Jerusalem.
Bulgarian Doctors to Hold National Strike on April 7
The Bulgarian Medical Association has announced that doctors will hold a national strike on April 7, to protest against wage cuts and the government's health reform.
Bulgaria PM Reassures Doctors over Temporary Wage Cut
Bulgaria PM Boyko Borisov has reassured Bulgarian doctors that the ceiling on their wages will only be a temporary anti-crisis measure.
Bulgaria Turns Off Lights for Earth Hour 2010
The WWF has announced that 49 Bulgarian cities are set to take part in Earth Hour 2010 on Saturday evening at 20:30.
Bulgaria Doctors Hold Crisis Meeting
The Bulgarian Medical Association is set to decide Saturday whether or not to take strike action over government health reforms and a reduction of pay.
Bulgaria Set to Switch to Daylight Saving Time
Bulgaria is going to switch summer daylight saving time on March 28, the National Metrology Center has announced.
Bulgarian City Appeals to EU Ambassadors over Pollution
Citizens of Bulgaria's Stara Zagora are going to appeal to the Ambassadors of EU member states over the continuing air pollution in the region.
Legendary Bulgarian Actor Nikola Rudarov Dies at 82
One of the most famous Bulgarian actors and directors, Nikola Rudarov, died Friday at the age of 82.
Minister Vows to Develop Bulgarian Universities along Western Lines
Bulgarian universities must become "free communities" with strict rules but without unnecessary formality, according to Education Minister Sergey Ignatov.
Bulgaria, Russia Team up on Cyrillic Internet Domains
Bulgaria and Russia are going to agree on a joint list containing Internet terms and domains in Cyrillic.
Bulgarian Journalist Feels 'Threatened' by Ethnic Turks' Leader
Bulgarian journalist Valeria Veleva has urged Ahmed Dogan, leader of the ethnic Turkish party DPS, to prove the brown-envelope journalism claims he made in an open letter.
Bulgaria Sentenced by Strasbourg Court over Police Brutality
The European Human Rights Court (EHRC) in Strasbourg ruled in favor of 2 Bulgarian citizens in their case against the country's police.
Head of Sofia Appellate Court Implicated with Octopus Gang
The Head of the Sofia Appellate Court, Veselin Pengezov, is on paid leave over a probe of his alleged ties with the organized crime.
Bulgaria Ethnic Turks Leader Attacks Leading Journalist in Letter
Ahmed Dogan, leader of Bulgaria's ethnic Turkish party DPS, has released an open letter slamming journalist Valeria Veleva in response to an article she wrote.
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