Harlem Gospel Choir with 4 Concerts in Bulgaria in November
One of the most popular gospel groups in America, Harlem Gospel Choir, is going to perform in four Bulgarian cities in November 2009.
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5 Perish in Hellish Car Crash in Southern Bulgaria
Five people have died shortly before midnight on Saturday in a car crash on the road between the southern Bulgarian cities Kardzhali and Asenovgrad.
Killer Boat to Be Extracted from Macedonia Lake Next Week
The tourist boat Ilinden, which sunk on Lake Ohrid in Macedonia last Saturday leading to the death of 15 Bulgarian tourists, will be extracted from the Lake in the middle of next week.
Bulgaria Muslims Worried as Metro Building Cracks Sofia Mosque
The Sofia Mosque, which is the only one in the Bulgarian capital, has received cracks in its walls and dome because of the subway construction.
Bulgaria Film among Top 3 Finalists for EP LUX Prize
The Bulgarian film "Eastern Plays" of director, Kamen Kalev, a co-production with Sweden, is among the top three selected to compete for the EP LUX Prize.
US PR Analyst: 'Superhero' Image Can Be Dangerous for Politicians
Leading US public relations analyst, Paul Holmes, believes that having a "superhero" image could be detrimental to a politician.
Bulgaria Central Bank Issues New Commemorative Coin
The Bulgarian Central Bank (BNB) will issue on September 14 a new commemorative coin, the Bank's Chief Cashier, Stefan Tsvetkov informed.
Sofia Crash Display Aims at Stopping Bulgaria Road Rage
A "Wall of Protest" made by wrecked cars is being erected in downtown Sofia and will be inaugurated on September 15, the official start of the school year in Bulgaria.
Bulgaria Investigators Return from Ohrid
The work group sent to Ohrid by Bulgaria's Transport Minister, Aleksandar Tsvetkov, returned late Thursday to Bulgaria.
Bulgarians to Enjoy 4 Days Off for Independence Day
Monday, September 21, is going to be an official day off in Bulgaria, the Council of Ministers decided Friday.
Bulgarian Victim in Turkey Floods Identified
The Bulgarian national, who was killed in the flash floods triggered by torrential rains in northwestern Turkey, has been identified as Farih Halil.
1 of 4 Bulgarian Children Experiences Traumatic Event
One of every four Bulgarian children under 16 goes through a traumatic situation, Hristo Monov from the State Agency for Children Protection Announced.
Bulgaria Nominates Movie Hit for Best Foreign Film Oscars
The movie "The World Is Big and Salvation Lurks around the Corner," directed by Stefan Komandarev, is the Bulgarian nomination for the Oscars.
Bulgarian Judge to Be Punished over Having Disco Inside Court
Bulgaria's Supreme Judicial Council has started a disciplinary procedure against the Deputy Chair of the Sofia District Court, Nikolay Madzharov.
Bulgaria Carriers Cancel Trips to Turkey over Floods
Due to difficult traffic conditions over the flash floods in Turkey numerous buses and trains have been canceled Thursday.
Bulgarians Show Little Elation for US Leadership, Little Fear from Russia
Only 30% of the Bulgarians think that the world needs a strong US leadership, and only 24% expect US President Barack Obama to bring significant change.
Missing Bulgarian in Turkey Floods Found Safe and Sound
The Bulgarian citizen, a truck driver, who was reported missing in the flash floods triggered by torrential rains in northwestern Turkey, has returned safely to his home country, it emerged on Thursday.
1 Bulgarian Killed in Flash Floods in Turkey
One Bulgarian national has been killed and another has been declared missing in the flash floods triggered by torrential rains in northwestern Turkey, Bulgaria's foreign ministry announced.
Jews from around World Honor Centennial of Sofia Synagogue
Representatives of Jewish organizations from around the world together with many Bulgarians attended Wednesday evening the culmination of the celebrations of the 100 birthday of the Sofia synagogue.
Bulgaria Former PM, Longtime Girlfriend Break up
Elena Yoncheva, the long-beloved girlfriend of former Prime Minister Sergey Stanishev, has announced their break-up under the pressure of the public eye.
French Immigration Minister Denounces Stamping Bulgarian Roma
French Immigration Minister, Eric Besson, launched Tuesday strong criticism towards a local gendarme unit that stamped Bulgarian and Romanian Roma.
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