Russian aid convoy crosses into Ukraine
Witnesses say the first trucks from a Russian aid convoy crossed the border into Ukraine after Moscow said it was
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Month: August 2014
Archaeology: 10th Century buckles with imperial symbols found in Bulgaria’s Pliska
Valuable buckles with the images of imperial symbols have been found by archaeologists working at the site of medieval Pliska
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Bluetongue disease has killed 3000 animals in Bulgaria
About 3000 animals in Bulgaria have died from Bluetongue disease and 22 out of 26 districts in the country are
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What’s On: Free open-air music programme in Sofia from August 22-30
A series of free music concerts is being held from August 22 to 30 at various open-air venues in Sofia.
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Analysts say Greek economy is recovering, but reform effort must continue
Reports by two Greek banks released Thursday urged the Greek government to keep implementing reforms as the economy gears up
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Galileo programme steps away from Soyuz rockets
The EU satellite navigation programme Galileo signed a 500 million euro agreement for three Ariane-5 launchers on August 20 with
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Layers of destruction: Archaeology, Serdica and Sofia’s Largo
The story of the rich archaeological heritage of Bulgaria is not only one of what has been found but also
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Dimitrov drawn into Federer’s quarter at US Open
Bulgaria’s Grigor Dimitrov will play in the bottom half of the men’s singles draw at the 2014 US Open and
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Bulgaria’s caretaker health minister halts 11th-hour deals by predecessor
Bulgarian caretaker Health Minister Miroslav Nenkov on August 21 became the latest cabinet minister to seek the fix the mess
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