The Regional Environmental Inspectorate registered Friday afternoon sulphur dioxide pollution in the village of Galabovo, Central Bulgaria. The automatic station of the eco inspectorate detected levels of the chemical substance in the village, which more
Fish and seafood can be beneficial to infant brain development during pregnancy, despite fears of mercury and its effect on an infant's nervous system, Reuters reports. Fish and seafood include omega-3 fatty acids, known to aid brain development of an in
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A painting by Leonardo da Vinci worth at least GBP 25 M has been recovered in a police raid four years after it was stolen from Britain's biggest private landowner, UK media reported Friday. Thieves posing as tourists took the 16th century masterpiece, M
Finland is the best country to live in, according to a Reader's Digest study, which compared the countries on their green credentials.
Around 10 000 women are trafficked out of Bulgaria every year, and the number is rising, Bulgarian President Georgi Parvanov said on Friday. Some of the reasons are continued poverty, organised crime and a weak judicial system, he added.
Bulgaria's President Georgi Parvanov handed for the fifth time the yearly John Atanasoff award given for special achievements in the field of computer engineering. This year's winner is Georgi Kuzmanov, who was recognized for his contribution for the dev
One person died as 29 heavy car crashes were reported overnight in Bulgaria, according to the data of the country's Interior Ministry. A total of 43 people were injured in the hits and two of them are in critical condition.
A 51-year-old truck driver died after he hit against a car, a concrete post and a tree along a road in Bulgaria's village of Kitanchevo late on Wednesday. One of the passengers in the truck, a boy at the age of 15, and another two men, who were riding in
Restrictions caused by the visit of French President Nicolas Sarkozy and the football match between CSKA Sofia and Toulouse, as well as the ongoing teachers' strike have clogged the traffic in Bulgarian capital Sofia on Thursday. Several key boulevards w
Bulgarian rangers went on strike on Thursday, demanding higher wages, overtime pay and subsidies for protective wear. Forest rangers' trade union warned about its intention to go on strike back in June, claiming at that time that the budget allocation fo
Two people died as 22 heavy car crashes were reported overnight in Bulgaria, according to the data of the country's Interior Ministry. A total of 24 people were injured in the hits and three of them are in critical condition.
A total of 19 people were injured in the chain crash on Thursday morning near the town of Vratsa in northwestern Bulgaria on the road connecting the town to Oryahovo on the Danube. One man died in hospital shortly before an ambulance that was due to take
The team of archaeologists of the famous Bulgarian Professor Nikolay Ovhcarov has unearthed three unique artefacts from the different epochs of the ancient city Perperikon. The three artefacts were unearthed during the four-month excavations of the team,
Three passengers died as 25 heavy car crashes were reported overnight in Bulgaria, according to the data of the country's Interior Ministry. A total of 29 people were injured in the hits and three of them are in critical condition.
The US box-office hit "Ratatouille", starring an animated rodent, who dreams of becoming a top Parisian chef, has sparked a new pet rats trend in the French capital, a pets association said, cited by French media.
A quarter of the Sofia citizens suffer from some kind of mental disease, a research of the Sofia City Hall showed.
Dozens of young Bulgarians scientists gathered Tuesday in Sofia and rolled pumpkins over the Batenberg Square as a means of protest against the miserable state funding. By rolling pumpkins on the square, the scientist wanted to show what should be done w
One passenger died as 22 heavy car crashes were reported overnight in Bulgaria, according to the data of the country's Interior Ministry. A total of 22 people were injured in the hits and one of them is in critical condition.
Bulgaria's Interior Minister Rumen Petkov opened Tuesday the new academic year in the Military Academy. "The employees of the Interior Ministry have scored excelent results in their work, which is mainly due to the good training in the Academy," Minister
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