Red-and-white decorations, ancient rituals, and unique traditions: The surprising reason that makes Bulgaria a perfect spring destination—plus, where to celebrate Baba Marta in Israel.
Eleonora Mitrofanova, Russia’s ambassador to Bulgaria, was forced to leave the National Gallery Kvadrat 500 in Sofia as attendees chanted "Murderer!" and "This is not Moscow". Source: Radio Free Europe’s Bulgarian Service,
Russian Ambassador to Bulgaria Eleonora Mitrofanova was forced by pro-Ukrainian activists to leave the exhibition in Sofia. The video of the incident was published in her telegram channel by art critic Ksenia Korobeynikova.
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An 18-year-old woman working at a gas station along the Struma Highway was kidnapped by a 24-year-old man, who is reportedly a former friend and recent cohabitant. The incident took place near Sofia,
The government and national assembly have approved an €180 million for the acquisition of anti-aircraft missiles.
New measures will affect 40 essential drug therapies. Sofia aims to reduce bureaucratic obstacles to their sale and distribution.
Bulgaria will no longer host the 47th session of the UNESCO World Heritage Committee in Sofia this July, despite having previously committed to organizing the event. Instead, the session will take place in Paris,
A woman wearing a Martenitsa walks on a street in Sofia, Bulgaria, March 1, 2025. Bulgarians marked the day named Baba Marta on Saturday. On Barba Marta and a few days afterwards, people will follow the tradition of wearing "Martenitsa," a small piece of adornment made of white and red yarn or silk threads. (Xinhua/Lin Hao)
Demand for mortgage loans in Bulgaria remains robust despite the central bank's recent efforts to cool down the market, Desislava Arabadzhieva, head of retail l
Sligo Olympian boxer Dean Clancy got back to winning ways at the weekend, winning bronze at the iconic Strandja Memorial Tournament in Bulgaria.
Bulgaria will ask the European Commission and the European Central Bank for an assessment on whether the Balkan country meets all criteria to join the euro zone in January next year, its finance minister said on Monday.