Grad Sofiya, Bulgaria News

51% believe the prosecution acted without prejudice and political bias in probing and seizing the ballots - 86% of the supporters of the far-right nationalist Ataka party, 78% of those backing BSP , 58% of people who voted for smaller parties which did not pass the 4% threshold to win Parliamentary seats, 49% of GERB 's voters and about 33% of ... (more)

Sofia, Bulgaria ? 15 May 2013 ? Artists, architects and designers always want their software to do more.

Bulgaria's President Rosen Plevneliev, right, poses with Boyko Borisov, Bulgaria's ex-prime minister and leader of the center-right GERB, left, prior to their meeting in Sofia, Friday, May 17, 2013.

Tobacco farmers in the European Union might seem to be an anomaly, when across the continent draconian anti-smoking laws are in vogue.

Emma de Swaef and Marc James Roels' short film Oh Willy... has won yet another two international awards.

Tishman's new construction manager to understake construction of two new Bulgarian logistics buildings of approx.

Officials awaited daybreak to fully assess the scope of the destruction left in the wake of a deadly tornado in Granbury.

Bulgaria's former Prime Minister Boyko Borisov is pictured here on Tuesday passing by an idle stray dog after meeting farmers, but turning his back on journalists.

Bulgarian prosecutors have confirmed that the 350 000 illegal ballots that were seized from a printing house on the eve of Bulgaria's general election were ready to be dispatched.

'Bulgarian politics is inherently unstable due to a lack of correspondence between political interests and political representation,' analyst Yavor Siderov writes in The Guardian.

Bulgaria's ethnic Turkish party MRF rejected working with a nationalist party on Tuesday, scuppering chances of a broad coalition government and deepening the political stalemate in the European Union's poorest country.

Bulgaria's Socialist Party, which placed second in May 12 early elections, have an opportunity to return to power after four years as the winning Gerb party struggles to find allies willing to join the next government.

A Bulgarian nationalist party which has protested against the Roma minority and wants to nationalise foreign-owned firms has emerged as a kingmaker from an election on Sunday by tapping into voters' disillusionment with mainstream politicians.

A protester shouts slogans near others holding torches during a demonstration outside the National Palace of Culture in Sofia.

This photo of construction going on in the Yaylata archaeological protected area has been circulating Bulgarian social networks over the weekend.

A demonstrator shouts slogans during a protest against the center-right GERB party in Sofia, Saturday, May 11, 2013, after 350,000 illegally printed ballots were seized just hours before the start of parliamentary elections.

Lead singer of British band Depeche Mode, Dave Gahan, performs during the 2013 Echo Music Awards ceremony in Berlin, Germany, 21 March 2013.

Parliamentary elections are due to begin in Bulgaria after mass protests against low living standards and widespread corruption forced the government of the centre-right GERB party to resign in February.

Bulgarians vote on Sunday in an election forced by protests over poverty and corruption, with expectations of a close result that could leave the poorest EU country without a working government.

Meglena Kuneva , leader of the Bulgaria for Citizens Movement , has argued that the scandal with the newly discovered heap of illegally printed ballots is an attempt to steal the dignity of the people.