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Scientists say they have shown how male homosexuality could be passed from generation to generation.
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Charity Concert Boosts Breast Cancer Campaign
A charity concert of the Raddbandafelag Reykjavikur Male Choir, part of the fund-raising activities organized within the Breast Health Awareness Campaign 2004, will take place in Sofia. The concert, organized by the members of the International Women's C
Square Named after Prominent Bulgarian Classic
A central square in a Bulgarian mountain town will adopt the name of the Bulgarian literary classic Yordan Radichkov next week.
Orthodox Bulgarians Pay Homage to Saint Petka of Turnovo
Orthodox Church celebrates the female saint Petka of Turnovo, worshipped for her healing abilities.
Breast Cancer Campaign Speeds up Funding
For just two weeks since the official start of breast cancer fight campaign, the funds raised have reached a total of BGN 47,000. More than BGN 25,000 were garnered during the charity dinner with auction and lottery over last weekend, attended by the eli
Bulgarian Storms German Music Charts
Bulgarian pop singer Lucy Dyakovska was ranked second in Germany's Bravo rank list with her new single "Where."
Japanese Art Conquers Sofia
Japanese dance group Mademoiselle Cinema will stage a major performance Wednesday evening in Sofia. Sofia will see the "White Flower, Red Flower" performance that tells the story of modern times, which span past and future, with key word "colour memory",
Bulgarian Science Strives on Despite Low Funding
Despite lingering on the very lowest line of funding in Europe, Bulgarian scientists manage to be professionally shoulder-to-shoulder with their European colleagues. This and other sad but also cautionary facts were highlighted on the day when Bulgarian
Special Scholarship for Bulgarian Student in Milan
A young Bulgarian studying in Milan, Italy, won the special Hristo Botev scholarship that is being granted for the first time this year.
New Surprises from Bulgarian Pop Diva
Bulgarian pop diva Nina Nikolina returned to the music market with a new single called "I can't."
Trendy Fashion Tiptoes on Music Lines
A dozen leading fashion design houses staged Monday their latest collections on the floor of Central Department Store in downtown Sofia. Modern Bulgarian bands enlightened the catwalk show with a dozen different music pieces performed live by Mariana Popo
Reminiscence of History in Former President's Interviews
Bulgaria's former President Dr Zhelyu Zhelev has collected and published his interviews in a printed edition issued by the same-name foundation.
Ancient Treasures to Land on Sofia Exhibition
An exhibition of archeological finds from pre-historic, ancient and medieaval times will open doors Tuesday in Sofia's Bulgarian Academy of Sciencies (BAS).
US, Norwegian Share Nobel Economics Prize
Finn Kydland from Norway and Edward Prescott from the United States shared the 2004 Nobel Economics Prize. They were awarded for establishing the foundation of an extensive research program on the credulity and political feasibility of economic policy.
Sofia Awaits Legendary Sylvie Vartan
Legendary Bulgaria-born singer Sylvie Vartan might include Sofia in its European tour, media reported. The most probable date for the Bulgarian concert is October 28, Bulgarian 24 Hours daily reported.
MP Buys Unique Seychelles Coins for Charity
A Bulgarian parliament member acquired a special collection of coins from the Seychelles that was submitted by the Honorary Consul to Bulgaria Maxim Behar. Borislav Velikov bade for the coins at a fundraising auction dedicated to the fight against breast
Fundraising Sofia Gala Fights Cancer
Cathy Pardew, the wife of the US ambassador to Bulgaria, hosted a gala dinner in Sofia to boost the fight against breast cancer. The glitzy event was part of Bulgaria's national campaign to fight the disease.
Bulgaria Enchants "Bold and Beautiful" Celebrities
Kimberlin Brown and Daniel McVicar, portraying two of the most popular characters in soap opera The Bold and The Beautiful, met their Bulgarian fans Saturday. The US celebrities are in Bulgaria to attend the international TV festival Zlatnata Rakla, and
Inscriptions Reveal Belonging of Thracian Treasure
Inscriptions read out on two silver vessels from the Thracian treasure revealed in the Golyamata Kosmatka mound has confirmed the supposed dating of the tomb to the times of ruling of King Seutus III. The archeological team headed by Dr Georgi Kitov has
African Woman Wins Nobel Peace Prize
The 2004 Nobel Peace Prize has been awarded to 64-year-old Kenyan Wangari Maathai, an African native environmentalist and human rights campaigner. While awarding the Prize, the Nobel Foundation said on Friday it was is in recognition of 'her contribution
Sofia Awaits 2nd Harry Potter Party
The second Bulgarian Harry Potter fans meeting will take place November 27 in Sofia Land amusement park. Special contests for best Harry Potter costume, best drawing, a PlayStation Quidditch tournament and many other interesting events.
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