Bulgaria's Traffic Police to Deprive 150 000 of Driver's Licenses
The Bulgarian Traffic Police have announced that they will take away the driver's licenses of at least 150 000 people in October and November.
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6-Km Backup Reported at Turkish-Bulgarian Border
A long line of heavy duty trucks has formed at the Turkish - Bulgarian border cross point at Kapukule near the town of Edirne.
Sofia Traffic Police Offices Extend Business Hours
The employees of the Traffic Police Offices in the Bulgarian capital Sofia will work on two shifts beginning Monday, the Interior Ministry informs.
Bulgaria Restores Balkans' Top Monastery Complex
Bulgaria will finally be able to restore one of the largest monastery complexes on the Balkans - the medieval "St.
Bulgarian Pilgrims Hail Mary at Rila Monastery
Thousands of believers flocked to Bulgaria's famed Rila Monastery to celebrate the great Christian Orthodox holiday Dormition of the Holy Mother of God.
Bulgaria Braces for Scorching Heat
The over 35 C heat wave that swept Bulgaria this week will continue during the first half of the next.
Bulgarian Eco Activists to Clean up Seven Rila Lakes
Bulgarian environmental activists are organizing a cleanup of trash in the area of the famous Seven Lakes in the southwestern Bulgarian mountain of Rila, August 24-29.
Bulgarian Capital Sofia ‘Breathes’ with Temporary Pedestrian Street
Ivan Shishman Street in downtown Sofia was turned pedestrian for Sunday in a bid to reduce air pollution from traffic and favor commuting by foot.
Foreign Patrons of Culture to Grab Bulgarian Citizenship
Newly adopted legislation amendments have provided opportunities for granting Bulgarian citizenship to foreign nationals who have made considerable donations to cultural institutions in Bulgaria.
Bulgarian PM Vows Interethnic Brotherhood
Ethnic Bulgarian Turks and Bulgarians have lived and will live as brothers, said Bulgarian PM Boyko Borisov on a visit in the ethnically Turkish region of Shumen.
Bulgaria Venerates Dormition of Mary
Sunday is Dormition of the Holy Mother of God, one of the greatest Christian Orthodox holidays, that brings together many believers.
Bulgaria Gets Long-Distance Relics Authenticity Boost from Vatican
An expert from the Vatican has confirmed that the relics recently found in Bulgaria's Sozopol do belong to St. John the Baptist in spite of not having seen them.
Bulgarian Minister Shoots Quails at Hunting Season Opening
Minister of Agriculture and Foods Miroslav Naydenov opened Saturday the new hunting season near the city of Shuman in Northeastern Bulgaria.
Bulgaria Forms 'Rapid Reaction Force' to Crack Down on Killer Bears
Following the several recent cases of killer bear raids, Bulgaria's Environment Ministry has announced the creation of a special task force to tackle "problematic bears".
Bulgarian Prosecutor's Office Intervenes to Kill Local Gay Parade Ban
A recent ban on public displays of homosexuality in Bulgaria's Pazarzhik has been revoked with an intervention of the Supreme Administrative Prosecutor's Office in Sofia.
Bulgaria Transfers Relics of St. John to Special Reliquary
Bulgaria's top recent archaeology find, the alleged relics of St. John the Baptist, has been transferred to a silver and gold reliquary.
Brilliant Bulgarian Philosopher Isaac Passy Dies at 82
One of Bulgaria's most renowned scholars, philosopher and specialist in aesthetics Isaac Passy, died Friday night at the age of 82.
Disabled Bulgarians Raise Voice against Failed Social Inclusion
A number of disabled Bulgarians dressed in prison clothes gave a press conference before the State Social Agency in protest against the institution's failure to guarantee their social inclusion.
Bulgarians Get Tips on How to Profit from Brown Bears
NGOs will be teaching Bulgarian peasants in mountain regions how to profit economically from the presence of brown bears, including by using them to attract tourists.
New Killer Bear Raids in Bulgaria's Rhodope Mountains
Two attacks by killer bears on domestic animals occurred overnight in the Smolyan District in Southern Bulgaria.
Christo's Arkansas River Project Falls on Stony Ground in Colorado
The Bureau of Land Management in the American state of Colorado has proposed modifications of a large-scale artistic project of Bulgarian-born artist Christo along the Arkansas River.
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