Bulgarian Archaeologists Uncover Intact Thracian Settlement Tuesday, June 23, 2009 A team of Bulgarian archaeologists has uncovered a Thracian settlement close to the southeast town of Nova Zagora. The team of Konstantin Gospodinov and Veselin Ignatov from the city of Burgas hope that their finding would be the first Thracian settlement to be uncovered in its entirety. The settlem.. read more

Bulgaria Holy Synod Revokes Church School Pedophile Charges Tuesday, June 23, 2009 Bulgaria's Holy Synod reinstated Monday the rights of the former Rector of Sofia's Ecclesiastic School, bishop Sionii. The Rector of the School, where male students between 13 and 18 years of age receive theological education, Bishop Sionii, was recently accused by two of them in fornication. The Sy.. read more

Bulgaria Registers 3 New Swine Flu Cases Tuesday, June 23, 2009 Bulgaria's Health Ministry confirmed Tuesday three more swine flu A(H1N1) cases with the first case where the virus has been transmitted from one person to another. The three individuals are a mother and her child, who arrived from the US on June 13 and another child, who had contact with them. The .. read more

American Artist Opens "Conversation with Humanity" Exhibit in Sofia Tuesday, June 23, 2009 Los Angeles-based artist Sigal Bussel will open her solo exhibition "Conversation with Humanity" at the National Gallery for Foreign Art in Sofia, Bulgaria on June 24, the American Embassy announced. The exhibition will run through July 17. The National Gallery of Foreign Art is one of Bulgaria's mo.. read more

Saudi Prince to Fund Bulgarian Archeological Thracian City Project Monday, June 22, 2009 The nephew of the Saudi King Abdullah is going to take part in the project for the exposure of the Thracian city, Sevtopolis. Sevtopolis is under the waters of the dam "Koprinka" in southern Bulgaria, near the city of Kazanlak. Prince Allulid bin Tallal Al Saud is known for his weakness for historic.. read more