Bulgaria Marks Independence Day with Nationwide Celebrations
Celebrations have begun Tuesday across the country on Bulgaria's Independence Day, September 22.
Celebrations have begun Tuesday across the country on Bulgaria's Independence Day, September 22.
The Bulgarian police have started an investigation on the death of a 4-year-old girl treated in the hospital in the Southern city of Smolyan.
The Bulgarian capital city, Sofia, will celebrate the International Day of Peace, September 21, with a parade in its downtown.
The cause for the September 5 tragedy in Ohrid, in which 15 Bulgarian dies, is not a hawser break.
Investigators have located the ship diary of the "Ilinden" tour boat, the Bulgarian National Television (BNT) reports Sunday evening.
The National Fashion Academy of the Republic of Bulgaria (NMARB) was found Sunday as part of the European and World Fashion Academies.
A garden party with tents and barbecue for the children from the "Dimcho Debelianov" orphanage is organized by Bernadette and Douglas Leagle Sunday.
Overload Is Most Likely Culprit for Ohrid TragedyThe overloading of the tour boat "Ilinden" is listed by Macedonian authorities as the initial, most likely cause for the September 5 tragedy in Ohrid.
Muslims around the world celebrate Sunday their most important holiday, Eid ul-Fitr.
The oldest Bulgarian newspaper in Serbia, "Bratstvo" (Brotherhood), has approached the government in Sofia for financial aid to escape bankruptcy after the Serbian state cut by 75% the media funding.
Bulgaria's national lottery is unexpectedly capitalizing on what has been called a freak coincidence, the drawing of the same six numbers in two consecutive rounds.
Bulgaria is set to host three international meetings regarding organic farming from September 26 - October 1, with experts from over 25 countries converging on Sofia.
Bulgaria's Prime Minister, Boyko Borisov, remains the top favorite of all media in the country long after the elections.
The police in Sofia arrested Thursday top journalist, Elena Yoncheva, for begging on a downtown street over mistaken identity.
A total of 100,000 tons of garbage collected from the capital Sofia will be deposited at a landfill near the city of Plovdiv, per the Thursday approval by the municipal councilors.
Bulgaria's capital celebrates Thursday St Sofia Day - the date when the Orthodox world pays homage to the Holy Martyrs Sofia and her three daughters Faith, Hope and Love.
A team led by Bulgarian archaeologist Prof. Nikolay Ovcharov has uncovered an enormous cult complex at the ancient Thracian city of Perperikon in the Rhodoppe Mountains.
Three treasure hunters where caught with archaeological items in the western Bulgarian town of Bobovdol Wednesday.
Hundreds of Muslims from Southern Bulgaria paid Wednesday respect to a hair of Prophet Mohammed's beard in the city of Kardzhali.
An exhibition displaying an absolutely unique golden chariot from Ancient Thrace was opened Wednesday in the Mall of Sofia, in the downtown of the Bulgarian capital.
Three of the Macedonians who helped save drowning Bulgarian tourists on Lake Ohrid, in the Ilinden tragedy, will receive Bulgarian citizenship.
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