Bulgarian Doctors: Every 5th Bulgarian Affected by Depression
Every fourth family in Bulgaria has at least one member suffering from a psychiatric disorder, according to Dr. Vladimir Sotirov.
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Google Wears Bulgarian Martenitsa
The largest Internet search engine Google, put on Tuesday morning a Bulgarian martenitsa and wrote its traditional logo in red and white yarn tied with tassels.
Jamiroquai May Stage Gig at Bulgarian Music Festival
British acid and funk jazz band Jamiroquai might be one of the headliners at the new Bulgarian pop and rock music festival Elevation.
Bulgarian Martenitsa Adorn Trees around World
Trees adorned with the Bulgarian traditional martenitsa are to spread joy around the world on Tuesday in several different cities.
600 000 Bulgarians Disappeared in 10 Years
Bulgaria's population has declined by some 600 000 people in the course of 10 years, according to preliminary data from the country's decennial survey, published by the 24 chasa daily.
Bulgaria Celebrates Its Traditional 'Baba Marta' Holiday
Tuesday sees Bulgaria celebrate one of its most loved traditional holydays - Baba Marta, which is believed to mark the beginning of spring.
Bulgarian Govt Awards Top Scientists
Bulgaria's government handed out its annual science awards for a third year in a row at an impressive ceremony in Sofia.
Bulgarian President Proposes Electronic Education Register
Bulgarian President Georgi Parvanov has presented an idea for creation of electronic register and electronic education passport for students.
EU, US Prod Bulgaria at Balkan Roma Leaders' Training in Sofia
Representatives of the EU and the USA have urged Bulgaria to fix the situation of its Roma population at a seminar for Roma leaders from the Balkans in Sofia.
Bulgarian Central Bank Refutes German Journalist Claims
The Bulgarian Central Bank has sent a letter to leading investigative German journalist, Jurgen Roth, disproving claims the bank and its Governor are protecting the interests of the shady business group TIM, under the approving eye of Prime Minister, Boyk
'Bulgarian' Movie Falls Short of Oscar Award
“The Way Back,” an epic drama shot in and around Bulgaria, Morocco and India.
Bulgaria's Census Steps Into Its Last Day
Monday marks the end of Bulgaria' first census in a decade, which kicked off on February 1 2011.
2nd Poll Shows Collapse of Trust in Bulgaria's Ruling GERB
The assessments of Bulgarians about the rule of the center-right Citizens for European Development of Bulgaria, GERB, party are turning negative, according to a recent poll of the "Open Society" Foundation.
Majority of Bulgarians Don't Want President from GERB - Poll
Almost two thirds of all Bulgarians (63%) prefer to have a new President who is not from the ruling, center-right Citizens for European Development of Bulgaria, GERB, party.
German Journalist: Bulgarian PM Protects Shady Business
Many people in Bulgaria hoped the new cabinet of Prime Minister, Boyko Borisov, will put an end to corruption, but are now disappointed, leading German investigative journalist Jurgen Roth writes in his blog.
Scandalous Development Plans Announced Amid Bansko Ski World Cup
Controversial plans for a drastic development of ski tracks in the Pirin National Park were announced by Bulgarian companies and towns at the start of the 2011 men's alpine ski World Cup in Bansko.
Arabs, Bulgarians Stage Anti-Gaddafi Protest in Sofia
Nationals of a number of Arab countries, as well as Bulgarian citizens, staged an anti-Gaddafi rally in front of the Libyan embassy in Sofia Saturday.
Bulgaria in for Month of Mild and Wild Weather
Weather forecasts are warning Bulgarians to get ready for rapid changes in the weather during the coming month with temperatures ranging from – 10° C to 22° C.
Fewer Bulgarians Traveled Abroad Q4 2010
A 9.2% decrease in the number of Bulgarian citizens who traveled abroad in the last quarter of 2010 has been registered by the country's National Statistical Institute.
Bulgarian Medics Formerly Jailed in Libya Hurt by PM Talk
Two of the Bulgarian medics, formerly jailed in Libya, say they are offended by Prime Minister, Boyko Borisov's statements about the price paid by the country for their freedom.
Head of Bulgarian Anti-Mafia Team Exposed for Fake Professor Title
The Head of the Commission, which is in charge of seizing the illegally acquired assets in favor of the State, Stoyan Kushlev, does not officially hold the title Professor.
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