Bulgarian Audit Office: 264 Public Figures with Wrong Declarations
Bulgaria's National Audit Office (NAO) published a list of 264 names of public figures whose declarations have discrepancies between declared property and property owned in reality.
Bulgaria's National Audit Office (NAO) published a list of 264 names of public figures whose declarations have discrepancies between declared property and property owned in reality.
Several hundred of protesting Bulgarian tobacco growers have blocked the E-80 international road near the southern city of Harmanli.
There is no danger and no threat of terrorist attacks on Bulgarian territory, Transport Minister, Aleksander Tsvetkov, assured Saturday.
The 20th edition of Bulgaria's largest and most impressive "Kukeri" event – the Surva Festival – kicked off in the western city of Pernik on Friday.
The Plovdiv Appellate Court has rejected the request of Bulgaria's former Tsar and PM Simeon Saxe-Coburg to present new evidence and testimonies in the dispute over the former royal palace Krichim.
Bulgarian young tennis star Grigor Dimitrov's "legendary" racket from his match against world's No.
Seventeen brown bears will be legally hunted in Bulgaria 2011, as the government introduced a bear hunting quota for the first time on Thursday.
January 27 marks the International Holocaust Remembrance day and the 65th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau, the largest Nazi concentration camp by Soviet troops in 1945 .
Bulgaria's two major torrent sites Zamunda and Arena will continue to exist, the administrator of Arena, Eliyan Geshev, has announced.
A Bulgarian man, aged around 50, has perished in a labor accident in the western Swiss town of Echallens on Wednesday.
183 people were hospitalized in the last 24 hours with injuries resulting from falls on icy streets in Sofia, the Pirogov Hospital announced.
Doctors from the emergency "Pirogov" hospital in the Bulgarian capital Sofia have done surgery on a toddler's healthy arm, the hospital press center informed.
Turkish novelist and Nobel Prize-winner Orhan Pamuk will make his first visit to Bulgaria on May 18, the Elizabeth Kostova Foundation has announced.
Bulgaria's Files Commission announced Wednesday the names of 149 high-ranking employees of the Defense Ministry, who have been agents or collaborators of the former Communist State Security (DS).
Dimitar Kerin, the Farmville-addict Bulgarian city councilor of whom Novinite.com (Sofia News Agency) reported in March 2011, has made it "undeservedly" to the Guinness Book of world records as "The First Public Official Fired for Playing Farmville."
Nikolay Ivanov, the Bulgarian native with Austrian passport, who was killed during the terrorist attack at the "Domodedovo" airport in Moscow, was from Sofia.
More than 500 Bulgarian doctors left the country to go work abroad in 2010, according to the Secretary General of the Bulgarian Doctors Union, Dimitar Lenkov.
In two weeks the procedure for choosing a consultant for the introduction of toll system of Bulgarian roads will begin, the country's Minister on Regional Development, Rosen Plevneliev, has announced.
Superstar singer Celine Dion has signed on a unique Bulgarian cellist to play in the small string section of the 31 musicians who will be onstage during her new show.
A novel of young Bulgarian author Lyudmila Filipova will be made into a TV series in Turkey.
The option to introduce full smoking ban in establishments in Bulgaria in 2013 is on the table, Prime Minister, Boyko Borisov, informs.
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