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TISP Leader Trifonov Reacts to Attack on Bulgarian Embassy in Skopje
There Is Such a People (TISP) leader Slavi Trifonov commented the recent attack against the Bulgarian Embassy in Skopje, Republic of North Macedonia.
MRF - New Beginning Leader Peevski Calls for Sofia Mayor's Resignation over Waste Crisis
The leader of MRF - New Beginning, Delyan Peevski, has called for the resignation of Sofia Mayor Vasil Terziev, the party’s press centre said.
CC-DB's Mirchev to Borissov: “No One Paid Protesters, They Are Genuinely Disgusted with You"
"No one paid the protesters – they are genuinely disgusted with you," MP Ivaylo Mirchev of Continue the Change - Democratic Bulgaria said in a Facebook post reacting to remarks by GERB leader Boyko Borisov, who suggested that the late-2025 protests
Anti-Epidemic Measures to Be Introduced in Varna Region
Anti-epidemic measures will be introduced in Varna Region from January 14 to 20 due to the spread of flu and acute respiratory diseases, the Ministry of Health announced on Monday. The proposal by the director of the Regional Health Inspectorate in
Economy
Revenues from Overnight Stays Up by 16.2% in November Y/Y
The total revenues from nights spent increased by 16.2%, compared with the same month of the previous year, and reached BGN 98.4 million, as BGN 65.3 million were from Bulgaria residents and BGN 33.1 million- from non-residents. In October revenues
Major Upgrade Begins at Tsarevo Marina to Boost Fishing Infrastructure
A major project to modernize the fishing harbor in Tsarevo officially began Monday in the presence of Mayor Marin Kirov, Burgas Regional Governor Vladimir Krumov, MP Galya Vasileva, and members of the local fishing community. The project, valued at
Lisbon Trade, Economic Affairs Representative: Country’s Insufficient Recognition Is Main Barrier to Bulgaria-Portugal Active Cooperation
The management of the Bulgarian Industrial Association (BIA) discussed with a representative of the Trade and Economic Affairs Office (STIV) in Lisbon the current state and prospects of trade and economic relations between Bulgaria and Portugal, BIA announced on Monday.
Consumer Protection Commission Fines Mobile Operator EUR 50,000 for Unlawfully Suspending Services to Paying Customer
The Consumer Protection Commission (CPC) has imposed a pecuniary sanction on a mobile operator for an unfair commercial practice, consisting in the unlawful restriction of access to television and internet services for a consumer who had been fully
Culture
Bulgaria to Participate in Second Semi-Final of Eurovision Song Contest in Vienna
Bulgaria will participate in the second semifinal of the Eurovision Song Contest in Vienna on May 14. On Monday, a draw was held to determine the order in which the participants will take the stage in this year's 70th anniversary edition of the
Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, Trakia University Sign Strategic Cooperation Agreement
The Bulgarian Academy of Sciences (BAS) and Trakia University in Stara Zagora have signed a strategic cooperation agreement to strengthen research, education, and innovation in Bulgaria, BAS said in a press release Monday. The signing, by BAS
Donka Angatscheva to Perform in Sofia with Bosendorfer Grand Piano
Pianist Donka Angatscheva will arrive in Sofia for her concert with the Sofia Philharmonic orchestra, accompanied by a Bosendorfer grand piano, the organizers said on Monday.
Artist Andonov Brings Nothing Is What It Is Exhibition to Sofia Theatre Foyer
Around 60 paintings from the past four to five years went on show in the foyer of the Tear and Laughter (Salza i Smyah) Theatre in Sofia as part of the exhibition Nothing Is What It Is, Artist Ivaylo Andonov told BTA on Friday.
Balkans
Protesting Greek Farmers to Meet with Prime Minister Mitsotakis on Tuesday
Representatives of protesting Greek farmers will meet with Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on Tuesday, the online edition of the newspaper Kathimerini reported. The publication says that the talks will take place at Maximos Mansion in Athens,
Bulgarian Truck Companies Suffer as Greek Farmers Block International Roads
Transportation companies are suffering heavy losses due to ongoing roadblocks at the border crossings between Bulgaria and Greece, Hailezov Trans owner Ivan Hailezov told reporters at the Kulata - Promachonas crossing after returning from Greece on
Trolleybuses, Trams Suspended in Belgrade due to Ongoing Snowstorm
On Thursday, Serbia woke up to snow-covered and icy roads, with trams and trains stopped in the capital, Belgrade, and some buses running on altered routes, according to local media reports.
Romanian Opposition Leader George Simion Calls for Protest on January 15
Leader of the opposition Alliance for the Union of Romanians (AUR) George Simion called on citizens to take to the streets on January 15 to voice dissatisfaction with the current government. In a video posted on his official Facebook profile on