Bulgarian Newspapers Online
List of Bulgarian newspapers for news and information on sports, entertainments, jobs, education, politics, tourism, lifestyles, business, and more.
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24 Chasa (24 часа)
One of the most widely-circulation Bulgarian-language daily newspapers.
Dneven Trud (Дневен Труд)
Bulgarian national daily newspaper published since 1936. Dneven Trud is one of the oldest newspapers in Bulgaria still in publication.
Dnevnik (Дневник)
Bulgarian daily newspaper published in Sofia. The newspaper published by Economedia.
Duma (ДУМА)
Bulgarian Journal featuring local and international news, economy, culture, and more.
Monitor (Монитор)
Independent newspaper published in Bulgaria.
Telegraph (Телеграф)
Bulgarian national daily newspaper published in Sofia since 2005.
Standart (Стандарт)
Bulgarian news source, standartnews.com providing 24 hrs news and information.
Bulgaria Dnes
Leading daily newspaper published in Bulgarian-language.
Klassa (Класа)
Sega (СЕГА)
Independent newspaper published six days a week. The newspaper featuring politics, economy, sports, and more.
Struma (Струма) (Southern Bulgaria)
Mont Press
Popular newspaper based in Montana (Монтана), Bulgaria.
Banker (Банкер)
Weekly business newspaper covering financial news as well as society, policy, sports, and more.
Capital (Капитал)
Bulgarian weekly newspaper was first published in 1992. Featuring politics, economics, sports, technology, finance, and more.
Posrednik
Kultura (Култура)
Borba (Вестник Борба)
Newspaper serving Veliko Tarnovo (Велико Търново).
Yantra Dnes (Янтра ДНЕС)
Ekip News
Frog News (Фрогнюз)
sinor.bg
Providing agricultural information to the Bulgarian farmers.
Gong (Гонг, спортен ежедневник)
City Gazette (Градски вестник)
budnaera.com
SofiaUtre
Cherno More
Pozvanete
Varna24
Novinite (Новините) (news agency)
Bulgarisches Wirtschaftsblatt
Fokus
Za Pernik
Zaman
Nova Dobrudzhanska Tribuna
Kompas
Viara
19min.bg
168 Chasa
Zashumen
Temasport
Sliven News
Dobrichmedia
Desant
See also
Romanian newspapers and Greek newspapers
