Police officers from around Bulgaria will "smoke" outside the Interior Ministry on Saturday in sign of protest against unfair treatment against them, police union representative Ivan Savov confirmed Friday.
The Bulgarian National Revenue Agency (NRA) has begun to delve even deeper into the Bulgarian entertainment industry, with 21 stars being added to the growing list of people under investigation.
Negotiations are underway for the filming of a movie in Bulgaria, featuring California Governor and Hollywood star, Arnold Schwarzenegger.
The Bulgarian Parliament is set to allow a much wider use of genetically modified crops (GMOs) in the country, after the Commission for Environment and Water approved a change in the law on GMOs.
The US CNN network will air over the weekend a documentary about the fall of the totalitarian regime in Bulgaria and the country's transition to democracy.
Despite financial hardships over half of Bulgarians (52,4%) had participated in charities in 2009 and are willing to donate to those in need.
A 31-year-old woman, who was eight months pregnant, has died in a car crash in Sofia’s Lyulin quarter on Friday.
The most expensive of the new Bulgarian ID documents will reach the price of BGN 250, the Head of the ID Department at the Interior Ministry informed Friday.
A painting alleged to be that of legendary French impressionist Claude Monet has been sold in Bulgaria for almost BGN 13 M after being put down as collateral for a USD 319 000 loan for two tractors.
The draft law on the development of academic staff will lead to "the equalizing of universities of different scientific levels," the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences has announced.
The largest ice rink in Eastern Europe is set to open on the Ariana Lake in downtown Sofia on Saturday.
Sofia hosts Wednesday and Thursday a South Eastern Europe Regional Anti-Corruption Conference under the patronage of Deputy Prime Minister and Interior Minister, Tsvetan Tsvetanov.
About 60 000 people reside in Bulgaria permanently as legal immigrants, Iliyana Derilova, Head of the Bulgarian Mission of the International Migration Organization reports.
Bulgaria's National History Museum has announced it would organize a campaign to celebrate the 750th year since the painting of the frescoes of the world-famous Boyana Church outside of Sofia.
The names of leading journalists from Bulgarian print media who were collaborators of the so called State Security (aka "DS") - the secret police and intelligence of the former communist regime - were revealed Wednesday.
Bulgaria’s Prime Minister, Boyko Borisov, has welcomed the imminent arrival of a gigantic tunnel-boring machine for the development the next stage of Sofia’s Metro system.
Bulgaria Minister of Transport, Alexander Tsvetkov, has stated that each municipality will be given the power to decide on maximum taxi charges.
The Director of Bulgaria’s Interior Ministry Migration Department, Stefan Hristov, has confirmed that EU citizens will all automatically receive a personal number to be used in institutions along with their certificate for long-term residence.
Bulgaria marked Tuesday, December 8, 2009, 60 years since the discovery of its most famous archaeological treasure from Ancient Thrace - the so called Panagyurishte Gold Treasure.
The Spokesperson of the Holy Synod of the Bulgarian Orthodox Church has disproved recent statements by bishops that the Julian Calendar might be restored in Bulgaria.
Bulgarian Bishop Simeon is up in arms against the Holy Synod and vows to fight for the Eparchy of Central and Western Europe's post.
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