Bulgarian archaeologists find ‘twin’ of Sozopol ‘vampire’ at Perperikon
Archaeologists working on Bulgaria’s Perperikon site have found the skeleton of a male buried with a ploughshare in its chest,
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Year: 2013
EC’s Barroso, in Rosh Hashanah message, pledges opposition to anti-Semitism
In a letter to European Jewry ahead of Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year 5774 that begins at sunset on
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As Bulgarian anti-government protests reach 80th day, poll shows increasing disapproval of government
Anti-government protests demanding the immediate resignation of the Bulgarian Socialist Party administration reached their 80th day on September 1, with
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Russia Watch: Kremlin forgets – a century ago Russian soldiers were top victims of poison gas
Russian politicians and analysts worked overtime this week trying to create a cloud of doubt around the Aug. 21 chemical
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Putin: Syria attack would be ‘utter nonsense’
Russian President Vladimir Putin has urged world powers to exercise restraint concerning Syria as U.S. President Barack Obama mulls a
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Obama: Syria’s use of chemical weapons is threat to US interests
U.S. President Barack Obama said Friday he has not made a final decision on attacking Syria, but made clear he
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63rd International Cycling Tour of Bulgaria starts on September 1 2013
President Rossen Plevneliev, patron of the event, will start the 63rd International Cycling Tour of Bulgaria on September 1 2013
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Bulgaria bracing for refugee inflow as result of Syria crisis
The consultative Security Council of the Bulgarian Government met on August 30 to discuss the potential risks to the country
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Traffic congestion on Bulgaria’s Trakia motorway, Serbian border
Long queues of cars were causing traffic congestion on Bulgaria’s most-travelled motorway and at the main checkpoint on the border
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