Ivan Petkov
Protest Erupts in Plovdiv as Citizens Oppose Proposed Relocation of Soviet Monument
A gathering of citizens in front of Plovdiv's Municipal Council building voiced their opposition on Wednesday to a controversial proposal suggesting the relocation of the "Alyosha" Monument to the Soviet Army.
Newcomer Bulgaria Looks To Make Some Noise In First VNL
Bulgaria's women's national team is the rookie for 2019 FIVB Volleyball Nations League.
The squad joins the tournament for the first time after qualifying through the FIVB Challenger Cup, where it pipped Colombia to the qualification slot. It's an exciting time for an up-and-coming team eager to showcase its potential on the global volleyball stage.
The 19th-century Treasure Discovered in Pleven Prison Presented in Museum
In the Archeology Hall of the Regional Museum of History - Pleven, a treasure from the 19th century was presented after excavation works in the courtyard of the prison in Pleven. The find consists of 7,046 silver coins of a total weight of 8.345 kg, buried in two pots, reports Darik.
Bulgarians Make Final Cut for Second Round of Women's Volleyball Championship
Lausanne, Switzerland, October 4, 2018 - The last four participants in the second round of the FIVB Volleyball Women's World Championship in Japan became known on Thursday, as Bulgaria, the Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico and Mexico finished among the top four in their respective pool standings to stay alive in the competition. In the most anticipated match of the day, where B
The Bulgarian Government Proposes the Appointment of 10 New Ambassadors
The government proposes to the President to issue a decree appointing 10 new ambassadors. The decision was taken at a secret session of the Council of Ministers last Wednesday.
Leader of BSP will Meet Macedonian Prime Minister Zoran Zaev
BSP President Kornelia Ninova will meet Macedonian Prime Minister and SDSM leader Zoran Zaev in Skopje on March 23rd. This was announced by the press center of the Bulgarian Socialist Party.
Macedonia's Skopje, Bulgaria's Sofia to Become Sister Cities
Bulgarian capital Sofia will soon become the 19th sister city of the Macedonian capital Skopje, after the latter city's municipal council approved the move.
Skopje Mayor Kotse Trayanovski is quoted by Macedonia's MIA news agency as saying the move will contribute to boosting bilateral economic cooperation.