| The platform can be ordered in any country in Europe, so Bulgarians abroad can view local channels. |
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| About half of Bulgarians believe in telepathy, the evil eye and black magic, and that dreams can be prophetic. |
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| Meanwhile, kidnappers threatening to kill a Filipino and two Bulgarians seized in Iraq kept their families on tenterhooks. |
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| If I well understood the spirit of the article, both Romanians and Bulgarians should go deeper than scratching on surface in knowing each other. |
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| Velingrad is the most beautiful and most famous among Bulgarians balneological resorts. |
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| At the height of his power, Greeks, Bulgarians, Serbs and Albanians swore allegiance to him. |
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| About 25 per cent of the university's students are Bulgarians of Turkish ethnic origin and Roma. |
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| By granting them such privilege, aren't Bulgarians betraying national interests? |
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| Statistics from the period show that the birth rate for Turks was about two percent compared to just above zero for Bulgarians. |
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| This was an extremely emotional event for many Bulgarians, and he was mobbed by the crowds. |
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| Being unaggressive, they also spend their lives quietly under the care of many Bulgarians who love animals. |
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| Petko was popular among ethnic Bulgarians, Turks and Greeks because he defended the rights of all poor among them. |
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| Many Bulgarians apply Bulgarian yoghurt after hours of sunbathing to relieve their burnt skin. |
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| Italy will bear the costs of paying for the teachers of Italian, many of whom will be Bulgarians. |
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| What a joy to learn that Bulgarians will soon be able to travel visa-free to other European countries. |
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| We all know that the new regulations will have little or no effect on the public nicotine intake of most Bulgarians. |
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| A victory in the next round on Tuesday would have sent the Bulgarians to the European finals next year. |
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| Roma people encounter more problems accessing health care than other Bulgarians. |
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| Population transfers were effected, for example, between the Greeks and Bulgarians. |
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| The teachers involved in the programmes are a mixture of French and Bulgarians. |
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| Is it because the majority of Bulgarians feel that the country is not taking care of them, so why take care of the country? |
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| Steve assisted in organising a football team that was made up of both Roma youth and native Bulgarians. |
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| The proposal came from the Hungarian side and was accepted by the Bulgarians. |
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| I think that this ability to enjoy life is one of the shared characteristics of Bulgarians and the Irish. |
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| Greeks, Turks, Russians, and even Bulgarians tend to claim the recipe as their own. |
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| Seven thousand Bulgarians die annually from strokes, and most could be saved, Nachev said. |
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| Dutch people have become acquainted with Bulgarians from different backgrounds. |
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| Some argue that the intellectual life of Bulgarians in the nineteenth century was influenced strongly by Russian culture. |
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| Any child suckled by this fairy would grow to be huge and strong, say the Bulgarians and say the Irish, said our informant. |
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| He is trying to provide the so-called fusion type of cuisine, which would be of interest to Bulgarians and travellers. |
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| Bulgarians begin the meal with a salad which is taken with rakia, the national firewater, and consumed ever so slowly. |
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| She says many Bulgarians speak excellent English and there is no shortage of interpreters or translators. |
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| We are sure Bulgarians are big enough to give them a customarily hospitable reception. |
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| Meanwhile, at this week's court session the judge allowed the defence to provide a new experts report from specialists chosen by the Bulgarians. |
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| The Bulgarians do not know what to expect after the latest developments, diplomats said. |
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| Before I get lots of nasty letters about expat extravagances, I tell you now Bulgarians would embrace many of these business enterprises. |
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| I have worked with young Bulgarians throughout my six years in this country, and his attitude is a downright insult to them. |
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| This is not the only British school that has recruited Bulgarians recently. |
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| The Bulgarians made shopska salad and surprised other children by putting ketchup on their pasta. |
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| Bulgarians count as kin relatives by blood and marriage on both the male and female sides. |
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| Bulgarians in the United States have likewise incorporated many American English words into their daily speech. |
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| It has been said more than once that Simeon represents the last hope for Bulgarians. |
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| Bulgarians have expressed a positive attitude towards the Papal apostolic visit. |
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| Bulgarians are tolerant of other religions but are ardent supporters of Orthodoxy. |
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| Also deported from the Crimea were 37,000 Bulgarians, Greeks, and Armenians found guilty of collaborating with the Germans. |
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| For some time the region was the scene of struggles between Bulgarians, Romans and Byzantines. |
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| Two weeks ago, the Bulgarians were given an additional room in the prison. |
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| Festivities lasted an hour and a half, during which tourists picked roses and joined in the traditional hora dance with costumed Bulgarians of all ages. |
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| He was constantly repeating that he came from the people, and he liked to give Bulgarians five leva additionally to their salaries on a periodic basis. |
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| Bulgarians like to drink strong espresso and Turkish coffee. |
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| To make up for it, Bulgarians are the largest bread eaters in the region. |
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| Although that revolt failed, the brutal Ottoman reprisals, which killed 30,000 Bulgarians, drew Europe's attention to what had previously been considered an Ottoman backwater. |
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| It is little wonder that this week, some Bulgarians began to quip about the analogy between the game and the challenges lying ahead of the Stanishev Cabinet. |
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| It is up to Bulgarians to honour the letter and spirit of the country's constitution, or to amend that very constitution if a need to do so is felt. |
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| On Monday, the second day of Easter, the six Bulgarians attended a specially-organised Easter mass, led by the archimandrite of Tripoli, Makarios. |
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| Parliament has approved changes to the Tourism Act that will compel hotels, restaurants and resorts to charge Bulgarians and foreigners uniform prices. |
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| Despite ideological dogma, Czechs, Slovaks and Bulgarians found ways to recognise each other and discover the beauty of their countries and nations based on Slavonic origins. |
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| Bulgarians are trenchant in their view that their country can no longer be perceived as a lawless, volatile state where every citizen is on the take. |
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| With Washington's latest move in regard to Libya, it would be understandable if many Bulgarians believed that the relationship is somewhat one-way. |
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| If I have to draw a parallel between foreigners and Bulgarians, I would say that the foreigners have a better base, both as people and professionally. |
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| Here we marvelled at more of the chequered history of our host country involving the Byzantines, the Romans, and the Ottomans as well as the Bulgarians. |
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| The study shows that investment in immovable property, the purchase of a flat or a house and saving deposits are the three ways Bulgarians most prefer to save money. |
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| The Bulgarians suffered their only defeat of the war at the Battle of Dobro Pole. |
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| Eventually the Bulgarians brought this genre to Kievan Rus' together with writing and also in translations from the Greek language. |
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| While the Greek campaign was underway, German forces, supported by the Italians, Hungarians and the Bulgarians simultaneously invaded Yugoslavia. |
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| Abraham kept his people in line, but in 800, the Bulgarians under Khan Krum attacked the remains of the Avar state. |
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| Envoys were sent between the Rus', the Byzantines, and the Bulgarians in 945, and a peace treaty was completed. |
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| He was driven from power in 695, and took shelter first with the Khazars and then with the Bulgarians. |
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| The death of the Bulgarian tsar Simeon I in 927 severely weakened the Bulgarians, allowing the Byzantines to concentrate on the eastern front. |
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| The Byzantines were defeated at the Battle of Boulgarophygon in 896, however, and agreed to pay annual subsidies to the Bulgarians. |
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| According to other assumptions, the words of Alexander of Macedonia are written in baktriyan language protolanguage of today's Bulgarians. |
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| The Center for Demographic Policy in Sofia has alarmed that by 2050, ethnic Bulgarians would have become a minority in their own country. |
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| One of the leading theories regarding the origin of the ancient Bulgarians, or Bulgars, is that they were an Indo-Iranian tribe. |
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| We sent probes into the psychology of democratism in Central and Eastern Europe, and compared representative samples of Czechs with Slovaks, Bulgarians and Belarusians. |
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| The Bulgarian patriarchical cathedral, named after the 13th century Russian prince-saint, is thronged by hundreds of ordinary Bulgarians and high-ranking guests. |
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| Ukrainians are last by the amount of fuel they can purchase with an average monthly salary a 211 liters, followed by Bulgarians a 290 liters and Byelorussians a 380 liters. |
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| Bulgarians have taken once again to the streets of the capital Sofia Wednesday evening to demand the resignation of the country's government for the fifty-fifth day in a row. |
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| Now known as Macedonian, it is the national standard of the independent Republic of Macedonia, but viewed by Bulgarians as a dialect of Bulgarian. |
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| The uprising of brothers Asen and Peter was a revolt of Bulgarians and Vlachs living in the theme of Paristrion of the Byzantine Empire, caused by a tax increase. |
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| Demetrius of Thessaloniki, and ended with the creation of the Second Bulgarian Empire, also known in its early history as the Empire of Bulgarians and Vlachs. |
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| For the next few years, the emperor would be preoccupied with internal revolts in Anatolia, while the Bulgarians expanded their realm in the Balkans. |
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| The 19th century saw the arrival of many more Ukrainians from Podolia and Galicia, as well as new communities, such as Lipovans, Bulgarians and Bessarabian Germans. |
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