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Yes, Bulgaria Co-Chair Mirchev Criticizes Government Response to Reported Iranian Threat
Yes, Bulgaria Co-Chair Ivaylo Mirchev criticized the Government’s response to reports of a possible Iranian threat to US targets in Europe, including Bulgaria, in a Facebook post on Wednesday.
Council of Ministers decisions Cabinet Approves Draft Protocol with Azerbaijani Government to Implement EU Readmission Agreement
The Council of Ministers Wednesday approved a draft protocol with the government of Azerbaijan on implementing the EU agreement on the readmission of persons residing without authorization as a basis for negotiations.
Council of Ministers decisions Bulgaria Approves EU Association Agreements with Andorra, San Marino
At its regular meeting on Wednesday, the Council of Ministers approved a decision endorsing the Association Agreement between the European Union and its Member States, on the one hand, and the Principality of Andorra and the Republic of San Marino,
Council of Ministers decisions Up to EUR 180 Mln to Be Invested in Innovative Bulgarian Companies
Up to EUR 180 million will be invested in Bulgarian innovative companies and small and medium-sized enterprises through the European JEREMIE initiative.
Economy
Bulgaria to Provide EUR 170 Mln in Agricultural Aid to Offset Higher Fuel, Fertilizer Costs
A total of EUR 170 million is being allocated under the budget of the State Fund Agriculture, Agriculture and Food Minister Plamen Abrovski said at a briefing at the Council of Ministers on Wednesday. According to the Minister, the government’s
Eurostat Annual Inflation Up to 2.9% in Euro Area, Bulgaria Records Third-Highest Rate
Annual inflation in Bulgaria, measured by the Harmonised Index of Consumer Prices (HICP), slowed to 4.4% in July, according to revised Eurostat data published on its website on Wednesday.
New Main Water Supply Pipeline to Be Commissioned for Pleven and Lovech, Regional Development Minister Says
An entirely new main water supply pipeline that will serve both Lovech and Pleven has been commissioned as the old one was placed 50 years ago and is in terrible condition, Regional Development and Public Works Minister Ivan Shishkov told journalists in Pleven on Tuesday.
Transport Minister Commits to Find Lasting Solution for Vakarel Tunnel 2 Construction
Tunnel 2 is located in the most challenging mountainous section between Elin Pelin and Vakarel, and its construction began in the summer of 2021. It is a twin-tube tunnel, and its total designed length is approximately 13.2 km.
Culture
New LIK pays tribute to St. John of Rila Father Sava Kokudev: We Need the Image of St. John of Rila in Contemporary Bulgarian Culture
The image of St. John of Rila is portrayed in contemporary Bulgarian culture today through this LIK magazine, and we need this portrayal, Father Sava Kokudev said at the presentation of the August issue of LIK, dedicated to St. John of Rila and the
New LIK pays tribute to St. John of Rila Modern History of Rila Monastery Is Insufficiently Researched, Historian Maria Zlatkova Says
The history of the Rila Monastery in modern times has been insufficiently researched, historian Maria Zlatkova said during the presentation of the August LIK issue in the Maksim Hall of the Bulgarian News Agency. She expressed her gratitude to the
New LIK pays tribute to St. John of Rila Bishop Meletius of Znepol: LIK's Issue Is Opportunity to Preserve St John of Rila's Memory, Carry His Presence into Future
Bishop Meletius of Znepol, Rector of the St John of Rila Sofia Theological Seminary, Tuesday, described the latest issue of BTA's LIK magazine dedicated to St John of Rila and the Rila Monastery he founded as "an opportunity not only to preserve the
New LIK pays tribute to St. John of Rila Prof. Ivan Zhelev: Memory of St, John of Rila Will Endure As People Need Examples
"The memory of St. John of Rila will remain among our people, it will always endure. The memory of St. John of Rila remains and will continue to live on among the Bulgarian people because we need examples to follow. We are given various examples,
Balkans
Serbian President Sees No Drama In Coalition Partner Running Independently In Elections
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said that he has no problem with a coalition partner in the government running independently in the elections, local media reported. Vucic said it was "not a drama at all" that the Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS)
Turkiye Launches USD 10 Billion AI Action Plan Through 2030
A new artificial intelligence action plan through 2030 came into force on Tuesday by decree issued by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkiye Today reported. The programme seeks to mobilize at least USD 10 billion to support the country's development of AI.
Ruse to Purchase Two Electric Buses for Future Cross-Border Route to Giurgiu
The Municipality of Ruse will purchase two electric buses to serve a future public transport route linking Ruse with the Romanian city of Giurgiu, Ruse Mayor Pencho Milkov said. The investment is worth around EUR 1.3 million and is being financed
Bulgarian MEPs Alert EU Leaders to North Macedonia's Denial of Medical Treatment to Bulgarian Citizen
Bulgarian MEPs have issued an urgent joint appeal to the leadership of the European Union, highlighting what they describe as alarming violations of human rights and the rule of law in the case of 22-year-old Iva Mihailova, who holds dual Bulgarian