4th Bulgarian Art Festival 'Water Tower' Gathers International Artists
The fourth edition of the Bulgarian independent art festival "Water Tower" will take place at three different locations starting Saturday at the Water Tower in Sofia.
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3rd Annual Gay Parade Takes Place in Bulgaria
The third "Sofia Pride" gay parade will take place on Saturday under the motto "Love equality, embrace diversity".
Bulgarian Man Survives Coma Caused by Shocking Blood Alcohol Content
The life of a Bulgarian man with a blood alcohol content of 0.566% was saved in the Pirogov Hospital in Sofia overnight.
Bulgaria Moves 2011 Population Census Earlier
The census taking of the Bulgarian population will be performed in January 2011, instead of March 2011.
Experts Predict Boom in Amphetamines Use in Bulgaria
Kids in Bulgaria are starting to take drugs at an increasingly lower age and are resorting to new types of narcotics, according to experts.
Bulgarian Oncology Doctor Raises Alarm over Lack of Cancer Screening
Bulgaria is the only country in the EU that does not have a screening program for cancer, the Director of the National Oncology Hospital, Zdravka Valerianova announced.
Bulgarian Anti-Gay Parade NGO Turns to Prosecution
One of the organizations who announced themselves against the "Sofia Pride" initiative has approached the Sofia's Prosecution's Office in a move to hinder Bulgaria's 3rd gay parade.
Bulgaria's 'Sofia Pride' Gay Parade Hopes for Best, Expects Worst
A day before the 3rd Sofia Pride gay parade, the organizers said they hope for a peaceful procession but are also prepared for potential incidents.
Bulgaria Snubs ECHR Ruling in Favor of Alternative Orthodox Church
The Bulgarian government refuses to pay compensations to the Inokentii synod, which has sued the country last year in the European Court of Human Rights, on charges of violated rights to religious freedom.
Bulgaria Social Security Institute Faces Swelling Budget Gap
Bulgaria's National Social Security Institute has voiced an alarm over the decreasing levels of collectability and the threat of a widening budget gap.
Bulgaria Marks Midsummer Day
Bulgarians celebrate on Thursday Midsummer Day, widely known as Enyovden, a holiday related to traditional beliefs about herbs and their healing power.
Bulgarians, Greeks Feel Most Acutely Poverty in Europe
People in Bulgaria, France and Greece feel most acutely that poverty has increased in their country over the past year, shows a new Eurobarometer survey on social impacts of the economic crisis.
Bulgaria's Sofia, Plovdiv Suffer Worst Air Pollution in Europe
Bulgaria is experiencing excessive and permanent air pollution across its territory, with the amount of dust in the air exceeding all environmental standards, a survey by the Italian Statistics Institute shows.
Bulgarian Archaeologists Hope to Find Constantine's Palace
A large ancient building located under the St. Nedelya Cathedral in downtown Sofia might turn out to be a palace of Roman Emperor Constantine the Great, according to Bulgarian archaeologists.
Sofia Gay Parade under Fire from Orthodox Church
The Holy Synod of Bulgaria's Orthodox Church officially condemned Monday the upcoming Gay Pride Parade in Sofia.
Budget Cuts Set Off Bulgarian Art Students' Civil Unrest
Bulgarian students from the Musical Academy, the Arts Academy and the Theater and Film Academy (NATFIS) rallied in Sofia Monday against the cuts of the colleges' funds.
Sofia Impatient for Thrash Metal Gig with Metallica, Slayer
Some of the world's most emblematic metal and rock bands including Metallica, Slayer and Rammstein are going to perform in Bulgaria's capital during the Sofia Rocks 2010 Sonisphere Festival.
2 Officials Suspected of High-School Exam Fraud in Bulgaria
Two higher-ranking civil servants from the Education Ministry are suspected of high school ending exam fraud, Bulgarian Interior Minister announced Monday.
3rd Gay Parade in Bulgaria Comes under Fire by Civil Society
Twenty-five Bulgarian organizations have united for a joint declaration against the 3rd annual gay pride parade in Sofia.
Bulgaria's Lyulin Highway Death Toll Rises to 4
A construction worker on Bulgaria's Lyulin highway had died around noon time on Monday.
Bulgarian Teenagers to Receive Sexual Education
A Bulgarian pharmaceutical company and the Ministries of Education and Health will start an educational campaign on "Modern contraception".
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