Sofia Synagogue Marks 100th Anniversary of Consecration
The Sofia Synagogue marks Wednesday the 100th anniversary of its Consecration with an official ceremony to be attended by Bulgaria's President, Georgi Parvanov.
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The Sofia Synagogue marks Wednesday the 100th anniversary of its Consecration with an official ceremony to be attended by Bulgaria's President, Georgi Parvanov.
The Bulgarian government has stated that it will give BGN 10 000 to each of the families of the 15 Bulgarians who were killed in the Ilinden boat tragedy in Macedonia on Saturday.
Bulgarian MPs have held a minute silence at the National Assembly in honor of the 15 Bulgarians who died in the Ilinden boat tragedy in Macedonia on Saturday.
Two Irish men from Monaghan have had a street in the Bulgarian ski resort of Chepelare named in their honor.
200 Roma families in the Bulgarian Black Sea city Burgas have created a human chain surrounding their illegal houses to stop the local council from demolishing them.
A military plane has brought back to Bulgaria the bodies of the 15 tourists who drowned in the Ohrid Lake on Saturday.
The fatal excursion of Bulgarian tourists to Macedonia, in which 15 of them drowned Saturday in the Ohrid Lake, has not even been organized by a firm but by a "physical person".
A military plane of the Bulgarian Defense Ministry is taking off at 5 pm Monday in order to bring back to Bulgaria the bodies of the 15 Bulgarian tourists who drowned in the Ohrid Lake on Saturday.
The first completed line of the Sofia Metro is officially in operation after its last stretch was launched without formal ceremonies Monday.
Eight days of mourning have been declared in the Bulgarian village Anton over the tragic sinking of the Ilinden boat in Macedonia on Saturday, in which 8 of its citizens died.
The Ilinden boat will be extracted from Lake Ohrid in 2-3 days time at the earliest according to the Macedonian National Investigation Service.
Macedonian doctors reportedly asked Bulgarian survivors of the 'Ilinden' tragedy on Saturday for money in return for treatment of injuries.
Sofia will be the coldest capital city in Europe today according to weather forecasters, with temperatures barely set to reach 15 degrees centigrade.
A complex of reasons have most probably led to the tragic sinking of the tourist boat into Macedonia's Lake Ohrid that claimed the lives of fifteen Bulgarians, it emerged two days after the accident.
Bulgaria has pledged to bring to justice those guilty for the tragic sinking of a Macedonian boat in the Lake Ohrid on Saturday that claimed the lives of fifteen Bulgarians, a government official said.
Macedonia's image sank into darkness after an ageing tourist boat went underwater in the Lake Ohrid, killing fifteen Bulgarians, the nationalist Vreme newspaper writes in its Monday's issue.
Bulgaria has declared Monday an official day of mourning in honour of the fifteen people who died on Saturday when an ageing tourist boat sank within seconds into Macedonia's Lake Ohrid, a popular attraction in the Balkans.
A founding assembly of the Bulgarian Retirees Association (BAP) took place Sunday in the southern town of Gotse Delchev
The remains of the ship "Ilinden" that sunk in the waters of the Lake Ohrid in Macedonia, killing 15 Bulgarians Saturday, will be taken out for the needs of the Bulgarian investigators.
A "Boeing" aircraft of the Bulgaria Air airlines on a flight to Moscow returned Sunday to the airport of the Black Sea capital Varna over malfunctioning.
The Plovdiv Metropolitan, Nikolay, served Sunday a mass for the 15 Bulgarians, who drowned Saturday in Lake Ohrid in Macedonia.
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