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Bulgaria’s 2012 grape harvest is coming in at 30 per cent less than last year, but with the promise of high-quality and high sugar grapes – a trend similar to […]
Education Minister Sergei Ignatov was scheduled to attend the official opening of the new school year at Thomas Jefferson Second English-Language School in Sofia on September 17 2012, as thousands […]
Bulgarian President Rossen Plevneliev is on a working visit to Austria on September 17 and 18 2012, the President’s press office said. Plevneliev is to meet his Austrian counterpart Heinz […]
The 2012 Night of Museums and Galleries in Plovdiv on September 21 will feature more than six hours of cultural events. At 57 locations, there will be exhibitions, concerts, performances, […]
An exhibition entitled “Europe ancient and modern, ecstatic and magical” (European tales and legends) opens on September 17 2012 at 5pm at the former municipal mineral baths in the Bulgarian […]
The 2012 International Festival of Glass Sofia, in which artists from the United States, Bulgaria, Israel and the Czech Republic are participating, opens with an exhibition at the Raiko Alexiev […]
Spanish group Cie Delreves will perform their work Guateque, a “vertical dance” on a facade of the National Palace of Culture, NDK, in the Bulgarian capital city of Sofia on […]
The July 2012 suicide bombing terrorist attack at Bulgaria’s Bourgas Airport, in which five Israelis and a Bulgarian died, had been planned outside the country and Bulgaria had been only […]
A tearful James Warlick struggled, and occasionally lost, in a battle to keep control of his emotions at a valedictory news conference at Sofia Airport as he readied himself to […]
A mild earth tremor, estimated by the geophysical institute of the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences at 2.6 magnitude on the Richter scale, was registered 31km southwest of Bulgarian capital Sofia […]
