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Literary Readings in Sofia Commemorate 84th Death Anniversary of Poet Nikola Vaptsarov
Strumyani-Berovo Border Crossing Expected to Be Completed by 2029, Deputy Regional Development Minister Says
Work is proceeding according to schedule for the Strumyani–Berovo border checkpoint between Bulgaria and North Macedonia to be completed by 2029, Deputy Regional Development and Public Works Minister Desislava Georgieva said on Thursday.
Three Villages in Sliven Region Collect Signatures against US Aircraft Deployment at Bezmer
Residents of the villages of Skobelevo, Bozadzhii and Chokoba in Sliven Region are collecting signatures against the deployment of US Boeing KC-135 aerial refuelling aircraft at Bezmer Air Base in the neighbouring Yambol Region, Skobelevo Mayor
Prime Minister Radev Meets America for Bulgaria Foundation President Schiller
Prime Minister Rumen Radev met with America for Bulgaria Foundation President Nancy Schiller, which was also attended by the foundation’s Chief Executive Officer Desislava Taliokova, the government information service said on Thursday. During the
Bulgarian National Wanted by UK for Child Sexual Exploitation, Child Pornography Is Detained
A 33-year-old Bulgarian citizen, who was wanted internationally under an Interpol Red Notice issued by Manchester, has been detained in connection with an investigation into crimes related to the sexual exploitation of children and child pornography
Economy
ECB Is Ready to Welcome New Members of Euro Area As Long As They Satisfy Criteria, ECB President Says
The European Central Bank (ECB) is always ready to welcome new members of the euro area, provided that they meet the accession criteria, ECB President Christine Lagarde said in response to a question from BTA during a press conference following the
Forest Fires Set New Records Across Four Continents, Bulgaria Among Worst Hit in EU
Forest fires have set new records across four continents over the past two years, with the fire season starting earlier, affected areas expanding and economic and human losses increasing, the Branch Chamber of Woodworking and Furniture Industry said.
Council of Ministers decisions Planned Labour Code Amendments to Promote Sectoral Collective Bargaining
The government on Wednesday approved a bill amending the Labour Code to encourage collective bargaining at sectoral and branch level, the government press service reported, covering the cabinet's weekly meeting. The proposed amendments are aimed to reverse a downward trend in the number of collective labour agreements in force between 2011 and 2024.
Eurostat Bulgaria Records EU's Highest Annual Increase in Fuel and Lubricant Prices in June - Eurostat
Bulgaria recorded the highest annual increase in prices of fuels and lubricants for personal transport among EU member states in June, according to the latest data published by Eurostat on Wednesday.
Culture
International Student Numbers Rise at Svishtov Academy of Economics
At the Svishtov Academy of Economics, 65 international students and PhD candidates from 23 countries are currently enrolled, including 24 from EU member states, the university's Centre for International Affairs told BTA.
PB MP Noneva Opens "Different Together" Exhibition in Parliament, Calls for Greater Inclusion of Adults with Disabilities
The full inclusion of adults with disabilities in social life is a duty of society, but also a cause for the Progressive Bulgaria (PB) coalition as stated by Elena Noneva from Progressive Bulgaria in a declaration from the parliamentary rostrum. She invited the members of parliament to attend the opening of the exhibition "Different Together" of talented people from the Home for Adults with Disabilities in Stara Zagora, who are visiting the National Assembly with their works on Wednesday.
Bulgaria Still Lacks New Academic Edition of Pencho Slaveykov's Works, Discussion in Montana Highlights
Bulgaria still lacks a new complete academic edition of Pencho Slaveykov's works, Associate Professor Yordan Eftimov said during a discussion marking the 160th anniversary of the poet's birth at BTA's National Press Club in Montana.
Stara Zagora Opera Brings Three Shows to Koprinka Reservoir
Three Stara Zagora State Opera productions will be staged at Koprinka Reservoir during the Festivals in the Valley of the Thracian Kings, the opera said on Tuesday.
Balkans
Heavy Storm Hits North Macedonia, Damaging Buildings, Uprooting Trees
The strong storm with torrential rainfall, which reached North Macedonia late Tuesday afternoon, has caused damage in several regions throughout the country and work is still underway to repair it, according to the country's Crisis Management Centre, which reported that over 9,000 fallen trees, damaged vehicles and roof structures, broken electrical cables, fallen poles and leaking buildings.
Turkish Agriculture Ministry Says No Locust Infestation Around Marmara Sea
The statement follows inspections carried out in response to media reports, as well as photographs and videos posted by citizens claiming that a similar phenomenon involving insects had been observed in Istanbul and surrounding areas.
Consul General Kafedzhiyska: Kirkpinar Oil Wrestling Tournament Bridges Shared Past and Future
The Kirkpinar Oil Wrestling Tournament carries Bulgaria and Turkiye from a shared past towards a shared future, Consul General of Bulgaria in Edirne Radoslava Kafedzhiyska said on Monday.
Greece Braces for Heatwave Peak, Temperatures of Up to 40 Degrees
A summer heatwave is expected to sweep across Greece in the coming days, with temperatures reaching 40 degrees Celsius in some areas and remaining high for at least around five days, Greek media reported, citing meteorological data. On Friday,