Bulgaria’s ‘vampire’ saga continues
After the finding in recent days of “vampire” burials in Sozopol, Bulgaria’s archaeological vampire saga took a new twist with
Read moreAfter the finding in recent days of “vampire” burials in Sozopol, Bulgaria’s archaeological vampire saga took a new twist with
Read moreThe number of passengers arriving at Sofia Airport in May 2012 on scheduled commercial flights was 4200 more than in
Read moreAhead of the July 1 launch of her political party, Citizens for Bulgaria, Meglena Kouneva has embraced a strategy of
Read moreA group of young people from Sofia University’s sociology department have produced a book documenting the stories of 11 pre-1944
Read moreAmid the clamour and cacophony of the European economic crisis and the rapidly-whirling rumour mill about the future of the
Read moreA demonstration by smokers against Bulgaria’s ban on smoking in enclosed public spaces such as restaurants, bars and workplaces, that
Read moreBulgaria’s 2012 summer holiday season was launched on June 9 2012 at the Black Sea resort of Sunny Beach (Slunchev
Read moreBulgaria will not experience any food shortages in spite of the heavy rains and hail that hit the country in
Read moreMore than two months after professor Botyo Tachkov died in a savage attack by a pack of stray dogs in
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