Sofia
Three Bombs Explode in Central Sofia, Police Looking into Hooliganism
Three bombs went off in central Sofia in the night of Wednesday into Thursday, local media report.
The incident occurred near a building that will house specialized judicial institutions when construction is complete, located not far from the National Palace of Culture (NDK) and popularly known by the name "the military NDK".
Ukraine to Probe Defaced Bulgarian Monument
Ukraine authorities have vowed to investigate the vandalization of a monument to Bulgarian volunteer fighters in the Russo-Turkish war of 1877-1888 in the city of Bolhrad in Ukraine's Odessa region.
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Bulgarians Only Trust EU, Army, Church
The Bulgarian Armed Forces, the Orthodox Church, the European Union and universities are the only institutions in Bulgaria enjoying "trust of around and more than 50%," a survey has shown.
The representatives survey, conducted by the Open Society Institute - Sofia, shows "the majority of citizens express permanent distrust of the main institutions of representative democracy."
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Ryanair Announces New Winter Services from Bulgaria
The Irish low-cost airline ''Ryanair'' will implement their summer program for flight also during the winter of 2017, and the tickets are already on sale from a starting price of EUR 9.99 per direction, said the company during their conference in Sofia on Monday.
The reason for their decision is the increase in ticket sales in Bulgaria and the expectation that it will continue.
Bulgaria's Ex-Ambassador to US Says Her Detention Was 'Misunderstanding'
Elena Poptodorova, who on Tuesday was detained at the airport in Warsaw with unpaid cosmetics from a duty-free shop, denied having stolen the goods.
The Bulgarian News Agency quotes Poptodorova as saying she had received a call from her sick mother and went out of the shop to accept it there with the cosmetics in her hands.
Sacred Language of My Predecessors: An Exhibition on Croatian-Bulgarian Parallels
An exhibition about Croatia and Bulgaria will be opened next Monday in Sofia, revealing little-known aspects of ties between the two peoples during the 19th and 20th century.
European Commission: Proximity to Sofia Does Not Guarantee Economic Opportunities
In the European Union there's a development model with many centres, where strong metropolitan areas and those around larger cities are key drivers of competitiveness.
Three Bulgarian Films in 21st Sofia Film Fest's International Competition
For the first time in the history of the most prestigious international festival in Bulgaria three films created by Bulgarian authors and with majority domestic funding will be presented before the international jury, which traditionally awarded the Grand Prize of the festival Sofia - City of Film, provided by Sofia Municipality.
Bulgarian Boxers Scoop 4 Gold Titles at Strandzha Tournament
Bulgarian boxers have secured a total of twelve medals at the 68th edition of the Strandzha Cup, an international amateur boxing tournament in Sofia.
Winners of the four gold medals include Tinko Banabakov, Daniel Asenov, Petar Belberov and Stanimira Petrova.
Water Supply to Be Cut in Some Sofia Neighborhoods on Monday
Sofia's water supply company has announced it will have to suspend services for much of Monday in a number of neighborhoods in Bulgaria.
Supplies will be suspended between 09:00 and 16:30/21:00, depending on the area, due to large-scale repair works.
In case services remain cut for more than 12 hours, alernative supplies will be secured.