10 Reasons Why You Should Use VPN while in Bulgaria
Where the heck is Bulgaria, and why do you need a Bulgarian IP address?
Where the heck is Bulgaria, and why do you need a Bulgarian IP address?
Novinite is introducing Svetlana Belenets, a Ukrainian national seeking asylum in Bulgaria, and Carl Spate, a Briton who has been helping her along the way and who contacted us to tell their story.
Novinite is publishing brief sketches on Hurghada, Soma Bay and El Gouna - three places a group of journalists, including two members of Novinite team, visited at the invitation of Egypt's Ministry of Tourism in mid-June.
Three young inventors were received with much applause by the public at the opening ceremony of CEEDS’15 by Webit, the biggest IT event in Eastern Europe.
Above is a selection of fresh political gaffes to which Bulgaria's political elite gave birth in 2014.
Nobody has so far disagreed the run-up to the early elections held on October 5 was rather dull. But some images can be remembered.
A Bulgarian Socialist Party (BSP) Congress due to result in the election of a new leader on Sunday after Sergey Stanishev has decided to step down.
Bulgaria's Prime Minister Plamen Oresharski submitted a long-expected request to stand down on July 23, 2014 after weeks of uncertainty as to when he could take the step.
The BRICS countries have been subject to a vast number of puns over the years – obviously including the title above.
One might say it is not our business to draw out cabinets and distribute ministerial seats. But in the current situation it seemed right to us to do so.
June 20 marks the World Refugee Day.
New report released by Clean Clothes Campaign shows that garment workers in Eastern Europe and Turkey are paid poverty wages.
What does Bulgaria look like in the EU? How does it meet all the needs of democratic transformation?
Meet 11-year-old prodigy artist Dusan Krtolica.
Bulgaria and Romania are quite often paired up in European and regional powers' approach to the Balkans.
We present 10 photos that capture key moments of 2013 in Bulgaria.
The following feature by Milena Hristova was published at Novinite.com on March 27, 2013 – an eventful and sad month, in which Plamen Goranov died in hospital from severe burns and organ failure and Varna controversial mayor Kiril Yordanov quit under the
The story of Maria Zabova, bell ringer at Saint Alexander Nevsky Cathedral in Sofia, is a real epiphany, an inspiring tale of faith, commitment and strength.
'Look what I'll do now!,' the man shouted, brandishing a lighter.
US citizens don't elect their presidents and vice presidents in a direct vote since the winner is determined by votes cast by electors of the Electoral College.
Before the communist regime collapse thousands of big and small dams were built in Bulgaria, making the water reserves of the country among the biggest in Europe. Now nobody knows who and how maintains them. This can be deadly dangerous.
Bulgaria Ranks Second in the Balkans at Paris 2024 Olympics, 26th Overall
Bulgaria Leads Europe in Heat-Related Deaths in Record-Breaking 2023