Bulgarian Libya Saga Doctor 'Abandoned' in Netherlands
Ashraf el Hagog was at the centre of the Libyan Aids scandal, in which he and five Bulgarian nurses were accused of deliberately infecting 426 babies with HIV.
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Bulgaria Chief Prosecutor: I Should Not Be Untouchable
Bulgaria Chief Prosecutor Boris Velchev has proposed that the Bulgarian constitution should be changed to "abolish the legal untouchability of the Chief Prosecutor.
Sliven Mayor Demands Bulgaria Eco-Minister Resignation
Yordan Lechkov, the Mayor of Sliven, has on Thursday demanded the resignation of the Bulgarian Minister of Environment and Water, Nona Karadzhova.
Prison Chief: Bulgaria Jails Home to 2000 Drug Addicts
The Director of the Interior Ministry 'Enforcement of Sentences' department, Petar Vasilev, has stated that out of the 9000 people currently in Bulgarian prisons, 2000 are drug addicts.
Bulgaria Set to Call Off Swine Flu Epidemic, Second Wave Feared
Bulgaria's Chief Epidemiologist, Dr Angel Kunchev, has stated that the Health Ministry will call off the national swine flu epidemic at the end of this week due to a fall in cases of infection.
Bulgaria Mayor Bans Construction of Turkish Warrior Monument
The Mayor of Popovo in North East Bulgaria, Lyudmil Veselinov, has ordered the re-building of the controversial monument of the "unknown Muslim/Turkish warrior" to be stopped.
Goran Bregovic to Perform in Bulgaria on New Year’s Eve
Balkan music guru Goran Bregovi? and his Weddings and Funerals Orchestra will perform on New Year's Eve on Sofia's central square, the state TV channel has announced.
Sofia to Raise Parking Tax for Blue Zone Lots
Days after the bye-elections for mayor in the Bulgarian capital Sofia, the municipality has announced plans to increase the fee for parking in the blue zones.
Bulgaria Archaeologists Present Unique Thracian Tomb Finds
A team of Bulgarian archaeologists led by Veselin Ignatov formally presented Tuesday their finds from the tomb of an aristocrat from Ancient Thrace near the southern town of Nova Zagora.
Bulgaria Registers 14th Swine Flu Fatality
A 36-year-old man has become Bulgaria's 14th victim of the A(H1N1) virus after developing a double pneumonia.
Notorious Brothers Rebuild 'Turkish Soldier' Monument in Bulgaria
Ali and Yuzeir Yuzeirovi, the two brothers from the village of Slavyanovo in Northeast Bulgaria, have started to rebuild a controversial monument of the "unknown Muslim/Turkish warrior.
TI Corruption Perceptions Index: Bulgaria Is Less Corrupt in 2009
Bulgaria has become less corrupt in 2009 according to the corruption perceptions index (CPI) published by Transparency International (TI) Tuesday.
Thirteenth Swine Flu Death in Bulgaria
Bulgaria's Health Ministry has reported the thirteenth swine flu death in the country.
Bulgarian City Varna Registers 2 New Swine Flu Cases
Two new cases of swine flu have been registered in Varna in the past few days - a 36-year-old woman and a 22-year-old boy.
Bulgaria Doctors Call Off Budget 2010 Protest after Govt Meeting
Bulgarian Doctors and patients have cancelled their planned protest, the Chairman of the Bulgarian Medical Association (BMA), Tsvetan Raychinov, confirmed Monday.
Teenage Bulgarian Love Story Brutally Ended
A loaded freight train has run over a teenage couple near the town of Brusartsi in Bulgaria’s north-west Montana region, killing the girl outright and critically injuring the boy.
Missing Bulgarian School Teacher Found Dead Near Mount Botev
The body of 42-year-old Emiliya Dimitrova was found close to Mount Botev in Central Bulgaria late Sunday.
Serbian Otrhodox Church Patriarch Pavle Dies at 95
The Serbian Orthodox Church has announced that Patriarch Pavle died on Sunday morning, at the age of 95, and that the country will observe 3 days of official mourning.
2 Bulgarians Win BGN 3,5 M in Record-High Lottery Jackpot
Two citizens of Bulgaria have split the BGN 3 469 237,54 jackpot from the Bulgarian state lottery known as “Toto”.
Bulgarian Stem Cell Scientists Hope to Overcome Human Sterility
Bulgarian scientists are trying to produce human eggs or ova from stem cells, and if they succeed they would raise realistic hopes for the treatment of human sterility.
Interior Minister: 19 Bulgarians Die in Road Accidents Every Week
On the World Day of Remembrance for victims of road accidents, Bulgaria's Interior Minister, Tsvetan Tsvetanov, announced that 19 Bulgarians die tragically each week on the country’s roads.
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