Bulgarian Finance Minister Simeon Djankov has promised that financial assistance will be made available for people whose homes were damaged by the strong earthquake that hit western Bulgaria early on Tuesday morning.
Private and business donations to the Bulgarian Interior Ministry will be banned from now on, and the institution will receive support only from the state.
Bulgarian Interior Minister Tsvetan Tsvetanov has blamed organized crime for the bombings in Sofia on Tuesday, accusing the underworld of trying to destabilize the government.
The owner of the cruise ship Bulgaria, which sank in the Volga River with more than 200 people on board Sunday, has been detained in the burgeoning criminal investigation of the accident.
The death toll mounted on Monday as rescue units continued their gruesome work at the site where the riverboat Bulgaria sank in the Volga River on Sunday.
Around 100 people are missing and feared dead after the tourist boat Bulgaria sank in Russia's Volga River on Sunday afternoon.
During the Israeli leader's visit, Bulgaria's Prime Minister refuses to give a clear-cut answer about Palestinian independence, urging more negotiations.
The Black Sea was once a freshwater lake, Columbia University marine geologist William Ryan announced in Bulgaria.
Benjamin Netanyahu will visit Romania and Bulgaria today and tomorrow, the first trip to those countries by an Israeli prime minister in two decades.
Sotir Fileski, the captain of the ill-fated tour boat Ilinden that sank in Ohrid Lake in 2009, drowning 15 Bulgarian tourists, has been sentenced to one year in jail for involuntary manslaughter.
The Bulgarian Helsinki Committee, BHC, has called for the resignation of Interior Minister Tsvetan Tsvetanov, vowing to seek the instant intervention of EU Justice Commissioner Viviane Reding to stop his attacks against the judiciary.
Bulgarians and Romanians, along with foreigners from outside the EU, will now only be granted work permits for the Netherlands in "exceptional cases".
Bulgaria should allow euthanasia at the request of patients or their relatives, according to a draft bill submitted to Parliament by socialist MP Lyuben Kornezov.
The first Danube Floating Conference has raised high expectations about future cooperation on projects between the states along the Danube river. Where the money will come from is less clear.
The overnight cleaning of the Soviet Army Monument in the Bulgarian capital, after an unknown graffiti artist painted US pop culture characters on it, has drawn anger on the net.
Highway disaster that immolated eight passengers prompts Prime Minister to order day of mourning.
Serbia’s initiative to establish a pan-Balkan extradition treaty may see lift-off next year - but Kosovo’s exclusion from the scheme looks like another politically driven error.
European Bank for Reconstruction and Development report predicts that eurozone crisis will buffet Balkan economies, slowing growth in 2012.
First prize went to Ozcan Alper’s ‘Future Lasts Forever’ at the seventh South East European Film Festival, which ended on Monday.