From the Financial Times By Kerin Hope and Theodor Troev September 10 2008 Bulgaria’s energy sector is growing but the country is still some way from its goal of becoming a regional hub linking the European …

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Bulgaria: Energy sector seeks to recover its Balkan role

A total of 475,023 signatures have been collected in the entire country during the “I am an European” campaign against the ruling Triple Coalition, organized by three opposition parties, according to Tsvetan …

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Bulgaria Opposition Collects Nearly Half M Signatures against Ruling Coalition

One of the most renown Bulgarian archeologists Georgi Kitov died of heart attack Sunday night at the age of 65.

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Renown Bulgarian Archeologist Georgi Kitov Dies of Heart Attack

Bulgarian Prime Minister Sergei Stanishev and Turkish Culture & Tourism Minister Ertugrul Gunay opened Sunday the Sveti Constantine and Elena Church, restored by the Bulgarian government in Turkey.

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Bulgarian PM Opens Church In Turkey

Bulgaria is welcomed Serbia’s ratification of the Stabilisation and Association Agreement , signed with the European Union earlier in 2008, the spokesperson of Bulgaria’s Foreign Ministry, Dragovest Goranov, …

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Bulgaria welcomes Serbia’s ratification of key EU deal

Bulgaria’s National Centre for Supercomputer Applications , located in the country’s capital and which houses the first supercomputer in South Eastern Europe, was officially unveiled on September 9 2008.

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First supercomputer in South Eastern Europe is Bulgaria’s

Stonington High School graduate Christopher P. Ellis now serving in the Peace Corps in Bulgaria.

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Spreading Peace in Bulgaria

The mayors of Sofia Boyko Borisov and of Erevan Ervand Zaharyan inaugurated Wednesday the monument “Hachkar” donated by the Armenian capital.

Sofia Mayor Inaugurates Armenian Traditional Monument

SAITC will use IBM Blue Gene/P for high-end computing-intensive projects in life sciences, new drugs discovery, financial modelling and education.

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IBM Supercomputer Boosts Bulgaria’s Advance Towards Knowledge-Based Economy

SOFIA * The high number of injuries from car accidents on Bulgarian roads this summer has drained the blood banks, boosting an already existing illegal blood trade, according to doctors.

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Road mishaps cause acute blood shortage