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.
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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.
Orthodox Bulgaria Celebrates Annunciation
Bulgarian Christians celebrate Thursday one of the most important Christian holidays - Annunciation.
Civic Organizations to Monitor Bulgaria Capital Pothole Repairs
Civic organizations will be included in the monitoring and control of road repairs in the Bulgarian capital, the Sofia Deputy Mayor for Transport, Lyubomir Hristov, informs.
Bulgarian Tractor Trailer Kills 1 on Romanian Highway
A Bulgarian tractor trailer caused a serious traffic accident with 1 fatality on the Romanian highway between Bucharest and Pitesti Wednesday morning.
Ambulances in Bulgaria's Capital Arrive Late in 94% of Calls
The emergency ambulances in the Bulgarian capital Sofia have arrived late in 94% of the cases or 14 500 times in 2008, according to a report of the National Audit Office.
Bulgaria Justice Minister: Judicial Reform Plan Is Ready
The strategy to reform the judicial system in Bulgaria is ready to be submitted with the Council of Ministers, Justice Minister, Margarita Popova, informs.
Bulgaria's Population Shows Slow Stabilization
A total of 7 563 710 people lived in Bulgaria at the end of 2009, according to data of the National Statistical Institute released Wednesday.
Bulgaria Culture Minister Promises Support for Musical Theater
Bulgaria Culture Minister Vezhdi Rashidov has praised the work of artists and staff at the "Stefan Makedonski" National Musical Theater in central Sofia.
Chief Architect of Bulgaria's Plovdiv Loses License over DUI
The drivers license of the Chief Architect of the Bulgaria's second largest city of Plovdiv, Rumen Rusev, has been suspended over DUI.
Bulgaria Court Slaps Hefty Fee on Ex Tsar in Restitution Case
Bulgaria's former Tsar, and former Prime Minister, Simeon Saxe-Coburg, and his sister Maria Luisa must pay a BGN 10 650 court fee in order for the magistrates to move their claim forward.
Bulgarian Academy of Sciences Will Elect New Institute Bosses
The Bulgarian Academy of Sciences has confirmed that it will soon mount elections for new heads of all its institutes.
Bulgarians Refrain from Medical Malpractice Suits
Bulgaria's judicial system is hostile to patients who are seeking the protection of the courts over medical malpractice with fees amounting to 4% of the claim.
Bulgaria Govt Plane Brings Sick Policeman from India
Bulgaria's government Falcon airplane has brought from India Filip Filev, an Interior Ministry official, who fell ill while on training.
Notorious Bulgaria Brothers to Set up OTOMAN Party on Good Friday
Notorious brothers Ali Yuzeirov and Yuzeir Yuzeirov intend to set up their "OTOMAN" party on April 2, which is Good Friday for Bulgarian Orthodox Christians.
Bulgaria NRA Chief Proposes High School Tax Lessons
Bulgaria's National Revenue Agency Executive Director, Krasimir Stefanov, has proposed for 'tax literacy' lessons to be introduced into Bulgarian high schools.
Bulgaria Joins European Severe Weather Alert System
Bulgaria is going to be included in the European system for extreme weather alerts "Meteoalarm," beginning Tuesday, March 23.
Top Bulgaria Criminal Boss Appears before Supreme Magistrates
Bulgaria's Supreme Judicial Council (VSS) will examine the cell phone invoices of Angel Hristov and judge Panayot Genkov, Tsoni Tsonev, Head of the VSS Ethics Commission informed Monday.
Bulgaria Drivers Shout No to Potholes
Bulgaria's disgruntled drivers have staged rallies across the country in protest against the country's potholed streets.
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