Bulgaria Remembers National Hero Levski 137 Years after His Hanging
Bulgaria remembers Thursday the 137 year since the hanging of the country's national hero, revolutionary Vasil Levski, by an Ottoman Turkish court.
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Bulgaria remembers Thursday the 137 year since the hanging of the country's national hero, revolutionary Vasil Levski, by an Ottoman Turkish court.
The South East European Media Organization (SEEMO) strongly condemns the alleged threat made by a police spokesman against journalist Ivan Yanev from the Bulgarian BGNES news agency.
A gold treasure, discovered by accident in the distant 1961 in the village of Rezhantsi, near the Western city of Pernik is on display at the National History Museum (NIM) in Sofia.
The UK ship Asian Glory that was hijacked by Somali pirates has weighted anchor and is sailing South towards the open ocean.
About 7 000 patients die annually as the result of medical errors committed in Bulgaria, according to World Bank data.
А special panel, investigating Bulgaria's communist-era police files, has exposed another batch of local top journalists and media owners as state security agents and collaborators.
The Targovishte City Hall declared February 19 a Day of Mourning for the 4 Bulgarians who died during a building blast in the Belgium city of Liege.
The National Center for Safe internet (Safenet) has warned Bulgarian users of the existence of a web site that collects their Skype user accounts and assumes control over them
The 40-year-old train driver from Bulgaria's Western town of Dupnitsa, Biser Georgiev, died Tuesday from injuries sustained when its train hit a snow plow.
A 41-year-old miner from near Zlatograd in South Bulgaria has died in the 'Erma Reka' mine after being crushed by lose rock.
The Bulgaria-Turkey border has again been closed due to flooding after intense rainfall in the region on Monday.
An earthquake measuring 3,2 on the Richter Scale was felt in Ihtiman, 45km South East of the Bulgarian capital Sofia on Tuesday morning.
All the rivers in the Eastern Rhodopi mountains in South Bulgaria currently have a critically high water level after heavy rains in the region.
The new Regulations for Issuing Bulgarian IDs has been published on February 12, the Interior Ministry informs Monday.
Bulgarian women who cannot bear children are campaigning for a change in Bulgarian law that would allow them to become surrogate mothers.
The River Kamchia in East Bulgaria has started flooding due to heavy rain, the Director of Civil Protection in Varna, Vladimir Ivanov, reported Monday.
US computer giant Microsoft is set to launch a free antivirus program, Microsoft Security Essentials, in a further 18 countries and 14 new languages, including Bulgarian, on February 17.
A snow plow collided with a freight train in the Bulgarian capital Sofia early Monday, killing the driver and injuring both train drivers.
The top Bulgarian sumo wrestler, Kaloyan Mahlyanov, aka Kotooshu, has married his long-time friend Asako Ando on Saint Valentine's Day, February 14.
Bulgaria has been marking two holidays on February 14 since the fall of communism in the late eighties, when the day of the sweethearts came to the country.
The car traffic through the Kapitan Andreevo crossing point on the Bulgarian-Turkish border has been restored after it was terminated for several hours on Saturday over a flood.
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