Panic Behind the Wheel: Elderly Driver Crashes Into Shop, Flees Scene in Plovdiv
A traffic accident in Plovdiv led to a car crashing into a shop after a collision with another vehicle
A couple of hundred Bulgarians flocked to a solemn mas in the St. Marina cathedral in Plovdiv to mark the 97th anniversary of Patriarch Maxim Saturday.
The head of the Bulgarian Orthodox Church celebrated his birthday in Plovdiv at the invitation of Plovdiv mitropolitan bishop Nikolay.
Before coming to the city, the Patriarch held a solemn service in the Bachkovo Monastery, located in the Rhodope Mountains south of Plovdiv.
Maxim was born October 29, 1914 in the village of Oreshak, near Troyan in central northern Bulgaria as Marin Naydenov Minkov.
In 1938 he enrolled as a student at the Faculty of Theology at Sofia University, and in December 1941 he enlisted as a monk at Troyan Monastery.
He was chosen Patriarch by the Holy Synod of the Bulgarian Orthodox Church on July 4, 1971.
This year marked the 40th anniversary of his enthronement as Patriarch.
The mayor of Straldzha municipality in Bulgaria, Atanas Kirov, declared a partial state of emergency following a series of fires that severely affected the area, especially in the villages of Atolovo, Malenovo, and Nedyalsko
The Bulgarian government has approved sweeping amendments to the Preschool and School Education Act
Thursday’s forecast calls for alternating cloudiness across the country
By the end of this week, speed cameras connected to the Ministry of Interior's system will begin automatically registering and sanctioning vehicles driving in emergency lanes
Water supply interruptions are scheduled in several areas of Sofia on Thursday, July 10, 2025
On July 9, a cold front will sweep across Bulgaria, influencing the weather patterns throughout the country
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