Ethnic Turks Adopt Bulgarian Names in Shumen
Several cases of ethnic Turks requesting to adopt Bulgarian Christian names have drawn public attention in the northeastern city of Shumen.
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Bulgarian President Vows Focus on Underdeveloped Northeast
Bulgaria's President Georgi Parvanov took part in the celebrations for the 70th year since the recovery of Southern Dobrudzha from Romanian occupation.
Bulgarian Archaeologists Unearth 7000-Year-Old Village
A prehistoric home dated back 7000 years has been uncovered by a team of Bulgarian archaeologists at Telish in the central northern District of Pleven.
UNESCO: Roma with Despairing School Dropout Rates
About 50% of all Roma children in Europe do not make it through middle school, according to a report of UNESCO.
Young Bulgarian Scientists Unveil Octopad, Dreaming Glasses
Bulgarian scientists have unveiled four new inventions at a ceremony in Parliament, including the iPad-based "Octopad".
Bulgarian Orthodox Church Rallies 10 000 to Demand Religion in Schools
Some 10 000 people took part in a procession in Sofia organized by the Bulgarian Orthodox Church to demand the study of religion in schools.
Bulgarian Archaeologists Find 2300-Year-Old Coffin
Bulgarian archaeologists have uncovered two ancient graves during excavations in the Necropolis of Mesambria in the Black Sea town of Nessebar.
Bulgarian Medicine Professor Demonstrates Unique Surgery
The very first for Eastern Europe robotized surgery of cervix cancer has been conducted in Bulgaria, the TV channel bTV informs.
Bulgarian President's Escort Blamed of Causing Collision
Automobiles from the escort of Bulgarian President, Georgi Parvnov, have, allegedly, caused a traffic accident near the northern city of Lovech Friday.
Ex Foreign Minister: NATO Membership Doubled Bulgaria's FDI
Bulgaria's NATO membership has been an immense asset both in terms of security and of attracting foreign direct investment, according to former Foreign Minister Solomon Passy.
Bulgaria Moves to Clear Up Rules on Print Media Market
Bulgarian print media publishers will be obliged to declare to the Ministry of Culture the real owners of their publications, under amendments approved by parliament on Thursday.
Bulgarian MPs Adopt Obligatory Preschool Education
The Bulgarian Members of the Parliament have adopted at second reading amendments to the Education Act, which envision an obligatory pre-school education for 5-year-olds.
Celebrations across Bulgaria Mark Independence Day
The Speaker of the Bulgarian Parliament, Tsetska Tsacheva, reviewed Wednesday morning the guard of honor in the central city of Veliko Tarnovo, which is the focal point of the celebrations dedicated to the country's Independence Day.
Sofia Sees 1st Reunion of Bulgarians from Bessarabia
The very first reunion of Bulgarians from Bessarabia is organized Wednesday in the Sofia "Mladost" district, in the park in front of the municipal administration building.
Bulgaria Celebrates 102 Years since Formal Declaration of Independence
Wednesday, September 22, is a national holiday People across Bulgaria are celebrating the 102nd year since the country's formal declaration of independence from the Ottoman Turkish Empire.
Bulgaria Nominates 'Eastern Plays' for Oscar for Foreign Language Film
Bulgaria's National Film Center has put forth "Eastern Plays" as the Bulgarian nomination for the US Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film.
Ex Bulgarian PM: Health Care in 'Dire Straights'
Bulgaria's health care system needs an emergency financial shot in order to survive, according to the leader of the Bulgarian Socialist Party (BSP) and former Prime Minister, Sergey Stanishev.
New State Agency Takes Over Bulgarian Medicinal Drug Policy
A new State Drug and Medical Products Agency is being established in Bulgaria to take over drug policies, the Health Ministry informs.
Bulgaria Celebrates 70 Years since Return of Southern Dobrudzha from Romania
Bulgaria has celebrated 70 years since the signing of the Treaty of Craiova, which restored Bulgarian sovereignty over the region of Southern Dobrudzha occupied by Romania after World War I.
Bulgarian Party Approaches ECHR over Roma Scandal in Yambol
The Bulgarian party DROM announced it has approached the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg in regard to the demolition on the notorious apartment building 20, accommodated with Roma.
Two Light Earthquakes Detected around Bulgaria's Sofia
Two very light earthquakes were detected with epicenters some 30 km south-east of Bulgaria's capital Sofia Tuesday morning.
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