Bulgaria
30 entries quoted from the Wikipedia articles written per year for Bulgaria, 2000 CE to 2018 CE. Each century below shows a sample spread across it; the year link on a line opens everything held for that year.
21st century
30 entries, 2000 CE to 2019 CE — 25 shown, spread across the century
- 200031 May - 2000 Bulgarian Cup FinalBulgariasource
- 200031 October - the Serdika Metro Station opens in SofiaBulgariasource
- 200013 May - first murder committed by serial killers Ludwig Tolumov and Ivan SerafimovBulgariasource
- 2000April 7 - Ivan Ivanov, singer and songwriterBulgariasource
- 20003 April - Milko Bobotsov, chess grandmasterBulgariasource
- 200214 January – Bulgaria competed at the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City, United States, winning one silver and two bronze medals.Bulgariasource
- 200228 December – Georgi Rikov, Bulgarian linguist and scientist (born 1946)Bulgariasource
- 200329 August – A grenade launcher was fired at Bulgarian troops supporting the United States in Iraq in the second holiest Shiite city of Karbala, but there were no casualties.Bulgariasource
- 200429 March – Bulgaria is admitted to NATO.Bulgariasource
- 2005December – Bulgaria's contingent of 400 light infantry troops leaves Iraq. In February 2006 parliament agrees to dispatch a non-combat guard unit.Bulgariasource
- 200622 October – Presidential elections were held in Bulgaria.Bulgariasource
- 2006December 7 - Lyuben Berov, prime minister (1992-1994)Bulgariasource
- 2007October 19: EU leaders agree in Lisbon that the transcription "eвро" (evro) will be used in Bulgarian translations of the euro in official EU documents.Bulgariasource
- 2007January 1: The Bulgarian political party Citizens for European Development of Bulgaria, which had only been founded on 2006-12-03 by Sofia mayor Boyko Borisov, instantly comes second in a public poll on party support, trailing only the Bulgarian Socialist Party.Bulgariasource
- 2007March 15: Russia, Greece and Bulgaria sign a deal to build a pipeline to transport Russian oil to the Greek port of Alexandroupolis.Bulgariasource
- 2008September – The European Commission permanently strips Bulgaria of half of the aid frozen in July over what it says is the government's failure to tackle corruption and organised crime.Bulgariasource
- 200813 September – Konstantin Pavlov, screenwriter, author and poet (b. 1933).Bulgariasource
- 200910 January – Russia's gas dispute with Ukraine cuts supplies to Bulgaria, resulting in a severe energy shortage lasting several weeks and widespread anger at the government's energy policies.Bulgariasource
- 2009Nimero, a Bulgarian software company is founded.Bulgariasource
- 2012July 18: An explosion has killed at least seven people on a bus carrying Israeli tourists in the eastern Bulgarian city of Burgas. More than 20 people were also injured when the bus exploded at Burgas airport, by the Black Sea.Bulgariasource
- 201327 January – A controversial referendum on whether to build a second Bulgarian nuclear plant is invalidated by low turnout.Bulgariasource
- 201514 January – The government says it will extend a controversial fence along its border with Turkey by 80 km to help stem the flow of illegal immigrants.Bulgariasource
- 201610 December – the Hitrino train derailment, killing at least seven peopleBulgariasource
- 20181st January - Bulgaria adopts the euro as its official currency.Bulgariasource
- 2018January - Large protests over environmental and development issues, thousands of people protested in Sofia opposing plans to expand a ski resort in Pirin National Park.Bulgariasource