Bulgaria Industrial Association Predicts 20% 2010 Unemployment
The Bulgarian Industrial Association (BIA) has reported that they expect the real unemployment rate in Bulgaria to reach 19-20% by the end of 2010.
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Bulgaria Farmer Donates 2 Tons of Apples to Haiti Quake Victims
A Bulgarian farmer from the Danube Region of Vidin is asking for State help to transport 2 tons of apples to earthquake devastated Haiti.
Bulgaria Temperatures Fall to Record Lows as Freeze Continues
Temperatures fell to minus 28,2 degrees celsius early on Tuesday morning in the Northern Bulgarian town of Sevlievo as Bulgaria saw record temperature lows for a second day running.
Bulgaria Academy of Sciences Plans to Create Own University
The Bulgarian Academy of Sciences (BAS) is planning to establish their own university, the BAS President, Nikola Sabotinov, informs.
President Requests Legislation on Bulgaria's Ancient Capitals
Bulgaria's President, Georgi Parvanov, launched Monday the exhibit titled "On the Path of History".
Bulgaria Poachers, Severe Weather Threaten Rare Geese
Severe weather conditions in north-east Bulgarian coastal areas and opportunist poachers are threatening thousands of rare geese wintering in the area.
Bulgaria National Radio Celebrates 75th Anniversary
The Bulgarian National Radio celebrates Monday the 75th anniversary since its establishment by a decree of Tsar Boris III.
Injured Bulgaria Finance Minister's Son Able to Walk on His Own
Marko Djankov, the 5-year-old son of Bulgarian Finance Minister Simeon Djankov, who got injured during a play accident on January 11, is showing great recovery improvment.
Bulgaria Sees Record Cold Temperatures
Bulgaria registered record cold temperature early Monday morning.
Discarded Cigarette Claims Man's Life in Bulgaria
A discarded cigarette is believed to have sparked the blaze at a house in the Danube town of Sailistra, causing the death of a 34-year-old man.
Cold Keeps Schools Closed in Bulgaria
All schools in five municipalities in Varna region are to remain shut on Monday after heavy snowfalls and cold front hit the region.
Bulgaria - Europe's Third-Biggest Exporter of Prostitutes
Bulgaria is the third-biggest exporter of prostitutes for Western Europe, a survey has found out in a grim side-effect of the former communist country's entry into the European Union and the start of visa-free travel in 2007.
"Non Jewish" Bulgarian Immigrant Becomes Jewish after Appeal
A new immigrant from Bulgaria who came to Israel on the basis of the right of return was informed by the Interior Ministry, three and a half years after first arriving in Israel, that he was not Jewish, Haaretz reported.
Bulgaria's Varna Region Declares Widespread State of Emergency
The eastern Bulgarian city of Varna has declared a state of emergency in four of its municipalities on Saturday.
Bulgaria Suffers Extreme Weather, Hemus Highway Closed
The current severe weather conditions have forced the closure of Hemus highway, and the port of Varna has been shut down.
Bulgarian Red Cross Issues Extreme Weather Travel Warnings
The Bulgarian Red Cross has warned people not to travel unless it is absolutely necessary, and to make sure they are carrying fully-charged GSM phones, in case of emergency.
Sofia Airport Flight Information Now Available by Text Message
The Bulgarian Transport Ministry has announced that anyone looking for current information about a specific flight or a flight schedule to and from Sofia Airport can now receive the information by text message.
Cold Front Brings Freezing Conditions to Bulgaria
North East Bulgaria is feeling the brunt of the freezing weather that is sweeping the country with -22 degrees centigrade measured overnight in Glavnitsa near Silistra.
Bulgaria Communist Leader Mausoleum Tipped for Top Building of 20th Century
The mausoleum of communist leader Georgi Dimitrov has made its way among the nominations for Bulgaria's top building of the past century in yet another proof that Bulgarians never reconciled with their communist past and have been slow to slough it off.
Light Earthquake Shakes Southern Bulgaria
An earthquake measuring 2,9 on the Richter scale was reported on the territory of Bulgaria at 8:14 am on Thursday
Bulgarian Women Tribute Midwives, Men Banned
With a variety of colorful rituals, Bulgaria marks the day of midwives on January 21 on the so-called Babinden.
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