Provinces of Bulgaria
Bulgarian, Mongolian Archaeologists Launch Excavation Works Near Perperikon
This year, the team of archaeology Prof. Nikolai Ovcharov will continue with the unearthing of the entire Acrople near the ancient Bulgarian town of Perperikon. Research efforts will be supported by Mongolian experts, Nova TV reported Tuesday.
Repairs of Roads Leading to Bulgaria's Black Sea Coast to Stop on July 1
Bulgaria's Regional Development Minister Lilyana Pavlova has vowed that repair works at roads leading to the Black Sea coast will stop on July 1 in order to ease traffic during the peak of the summer season.
Maritsa Motorway Section Svilengrad - Kapitan Andreevo Opens for Traffic June 7
On June 7, an 8.6-km section of the right lane of the Maritsa motorway section connecting Svilengrad and Kapitan Andreevo will open for traffic.
The project was implemented with funding from the state budget under the New Construction program of Bulgaria's Road Infrastructure Agency.
Bulgaria Marks Anniversary since Death of Revolutionary Hristo Botev
Sirens are to go off across Bulgaria on Tuesday noon to commemorate the anniversary of the death of poet and revolutionary Hristo Botev.
Roma in Bulgaria's Garmen Have Started Voluntarily Demolishing Illegal Buildings
Only 24 houses in the Roma neighborhood of Kremikovtsi in the southwestern village of Garmen are legal, according to the results of joint inspections of power distributor CEZ, Bugaria's National Construction Control Directorate, and the Social Assistance Directorate.
Bulgaria Officially Opens 34-km Section of Maritsa Motorway
A section of Bulgaria's Maritsa motorway linking Harmanli and Dimitrovgrad was officially opened on Thursday, bTV station reported.
Authorities Declare State of Emergency in Bulgaria's Mezdra Due to Rain, Floods
A state of emergency was declared at midnight in the northwestern Bulgarian town of Mezdra due to the torrential rainfalls and floods.
This was announced by the mayor of the municipality Nikolina Katovska, daily Dnevnik reports.
Ethnic Clashes Raise Turmoil in Bulgaria's Village of Garmen
The road between the villages of Marchevo and Garmen was blocked Sunday at around 10 am and lasted for a little over four hours.
All cars had to use an alternative route passing through the town of Gotse Delchev. Police forces were also deployed on site.
Bulgarian Archaeologists to Work on Uncovering Acropolis of Perperikon
Bulgarian archaeologists are to concentrate their efforts on uncovering the acropolis of the ancient Thracian city of Perperikon in the forthcoming months.
This was announced by archaeologist Nikolay Ovcharov in an interview for Focus news agency, who claimed that this year would be decisive for the completion of Perperikon.
Bulgaria's State-Owned Maritsa East 2 TPP Reported Loss of BGN 38.6 M in 2014
Bulgaria's state-owned thermal power plant Maritsa East 2 registered pre-tax loss of BGN 38.6 M for 2014.
The loss of the state-owned thermal power plant increased by 700% in just one year, according to reports of econ.bg.
In 2013 the Maritsa East 2 TPP reported a profit of BGN 6.5 M.