Bulgaria
Severe heatwaves in Bulgaria reveal ancient Rome's Constantine Bridge hidden under Danube's waters
The bridge, commissioned by Emperor Constantine I and inaugurated in 328 CE, linked the ancient city of Ulpia Oescus with Sucidava in what is now Romania.
Bulgaria boosts border security after drone explodes near gas pipeline
Jewish Italian teens targeted by alleged neo-Nazis at Bulgaria hotel
On this day: Communist Bulgaria downs El Al flight 402, killing all 58 people onboard
SWC endorses proposed Macedonian law banning institutions that promotes Nazism
According to the organization, this legislation was brought forward as a result of two cultural centers in Bulgaria that was named for Bulgarian Nazi collaborators.
The Israeli jazz singer Daphna Levy performed at Bansko Jazz Festival
Last month, the Israeli singer Daphna Levy took over the stage of the famous Bansko Jazz Festival and fascinated the audience with her incredible performance together with her band.
'Bulgarian panda' may have been Europe's last panda species - study
This ancient panda relative would likely have lived in the swampy forests of modern-day Bulgaria six million years ago, eating a mostly vegetarian diet.
US officials slam Hezbollah on anniversary of AMIA, Burgas bombings
Both Lipstadt and Price acknowledged the AMIA attack as the largest antisemitic attack on Jews in more than half a century.
10 years since 5 Israelis, 1 Bulgarian killed in Burgas bus bombing
It was a targeted Hezbollah suicide bombing attack on a bus carrying 42 Israelis, mostly young people, after they arrived at the airport.
Israeli Chef Kobi Mizrahi visits Bulgaria
Why I'm glad I left my kippah on in Bulgaria - opinion
It’s sad that we still live in a world where any of us has to worry about being marked in this way but the reality will only change if we stop hiding who we are.
Bulgaria's tsar a Nazi-collaborator, not hero, new book reveals
Bulgaria's narrative is that Boris III was a savior to the Jews. But in reality, he allied with Hitler to regain territory in Thrace and Macedonia, lost during the Second Balkan War of 1913.
Russia's Gazprom halts gas supplies to Poland and Bulgaria
Russian President Vladimir Putin has demanded that countries he terms "unfriendly" agree to a scheme under which they would open accounts at Gazprombank and pay in roubles.
Bulgarian club event causes diplomatic rift with North Macedonia
Located in the North Macedonian city of Bitola, the club is named after a Nazi-sympathizer hated by North Macedonia but seen as a hero in Bulgaria.