Forensic experts begun work to open what is believed to be the largest mass grave ever found in Bosnia. The grave is thought to contain the remains of up to 700 Muslim men and boys -- many of them killed after the fall of the town of Srebrenica to Bosnian
Bulgaria's Finance Minister Milen Velchev will meet July 29 the Bulgarian boys from the national mathematics team. The boys won the International Mathematics Olympiad in Japan.
Sofia's St Ekaterina hospital broadcasted live pioneering operation to transplant a new kind of artificial heart on Monday. The operation was shown on screens in the hospital's educational center.
"Legal Emigration" projects kicks off in the Czech Republic. The project aims at attracting young professionals from Croatia, Bulgaria and Kazakhstan, Serbian information agency Beta announced Monday.
Controversial Bulgarian radio anchor Bobby Tsankov is linked to Sunday night's attempted murder on 35-year-old Vanya Chervenkova. The victim who was badly wounded had filed a claim against him, Bulgaria's Interior Minister Georgi Petkanov said Monday.
Danube's level at the Bulgarian town of Vidin reached 120cm on Monday, which is down 10cm from Sunday. The level of the big river has gone down to 12cm at Bulgarian measure point Novo Selo.
Shells slamming into tin-roof homes killed at least 16 civilians in Liberia's war-battered capital and the U.S.
Over 80,000 Bulgarians are working thanks to the social program "From Social Benefits to Employment", the executive director of Bulgaria's Employment Agency Tsveta Nanyova said Monday. She also explained that over BGN 43 M have been spent on the social p
A bomb ripped through a car park at Santander airport in northern Spain Monday. The blast didn't hurt any people but destroyed a number of vehicles.
Serbia and Montenegro's Interior Minister Dusan Mihajlovic said that he had no information for key suspect behind the assassination of Serb Prime Minister Goran Djindjic, Milorad Lukovic - Legija, to be in hiding in Bulgaria. The interior minister was qu
A deputy governor in the south Afghan province of Zabol appealed for help from US-led coalition forces. The senior official called on the coalition to mount a military operation against resurgent Taleban forces in the area.
Bulgaria's best tennis player Magdalena Maleeva retained the 13th position in the World Tennis Association (WTA) Ranking. Maleeva has secured 1,700 points.
Malta's police detained six illegal Bulgarian emigrants who had managed to escape from an internee center in Floriana, the on-line edition of The Times of Malta announced. Malta police officials declared that over 159 people were detained in the same pol
The Turkish team of Serkan Yazici and Can Okan won the 32nd edition of the international Hebros car race that kicked off July 26. Over 51 teams participated the rally.
Bulgaria will tighten measures against illegal logging, Bulgaria's Interior Minister Georgi Petkanov pledged. His statement was prompted by uproar over last week's huge forest blaze in southwest Bulgaria, which brought about the death of four fire fighter
A raid in Baghdad by elite US troops searching for Saddam Hussein has reportedly left up to five Iraqi civilians dead. An angry crowd gathered outside a house in the upmarket Mansur suburb of the capital after the raid involving Task Force 20 troops.
The results from the check on the causes for the Thursday's helicopter crash near the southwest Bulgaria that claimed four lives is the smoke of the forest fire over which the aircraft was pouring water, will be revealed today. The black box of the Mi-17
Current Sports Minister Vassil Ivanov was proposed officially by some hundred local units of Bulgaria's ruling party for a Sofia mayor candidate. The pre-election committee of the party has registered this preliminary nomination.
Israel's cabinet has voted to release up to 100 Hamas and Islamic Jihad prisoners. Ministers voted by 14-9 to authorise the release of the militants, which is seen as a goodwill gesture toward the Palestinians ahead of Prime Minster Ariel Sharon's visit t
Renegade Philippine troops have agreed to end their mutiny and return to barracks, a government negotiator says. The rebel soldiers had stormed a shopping complex early on Sunday, demanding the resignation of President Gloria Arroyo, who they accused of c
Google Street View Cars Return to Bulgaria for Major Mapping Update
Housing Prices Soar in Bulgaria’s Major Cities as Demand and Supply Strain Increase
