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Young Artists Explore Absurdity in Everyday Life in Milan Exhibition, Three Bulgarians Are among Them
Bulgaria
President Iotova: Disputes over Gaza Peace Board Do Not Contribute to Bulgaria’s Image
The strong-worded exchange in relation to Bulgaria’s participation in the Gaza Peace Board do not contribute in any way to the country’s international image and authority, President Iliana Iotova said in Pernik on Friday. “I have always been against
President: Package of Measures Necessary Due to High Fuel Prices, Overall Price Pressure
President Iliana Iotova Friday commented on rising fuel prices due to the conflict in the Middle East, as well as on a proposed measure to provide financial support to the most vulnerable groups. She was speaking in Pernik, where she took part in
Caretaker Labour Minister Ademov Calls for Easier Access for People of Short Stature
Better integration and easier access for people of short stature are needed in Bulgaria, caretaker Minister of Labour and Social Policy Hasan Ademov said on Friday at an event marking the 30th anniversary of the Little People of Bulgaria National Organization.
34,500-Plus Bulgarians Abroad Have Applied to Vote in April Parliamentary Elections
More than 34,500 Bulgarians abroad have applied to vote in the country’s snap parliamentary elections in April, according to data published on the Central Election Commission (CEC) website. As of 12:20 p.m. on Friday, a total of 34,609 applications
Economy
Bulgaria to Mark International Day of Forests with Its Timber Reserves on the Rise
March 21 marks the International Day of Forests. This year, the global focus is on the link between forests and the economy, highlighting their vital role in economic growth, job creation, and the transition to a sustainable bioeconomy, according to
First New Skoda Train for Bulgaria Unveiled at Sofia Central Railway Station
The first new Skoda train for Bulgaria was unveiled on Friday at Sofia Central Railway Station by caretaker Minister of Transport and Communications Korman Ismailov.
Consumer Organizations Comment Reasons for Inflated Electricity Bills
Representatives of consumer organizations commented on the possible reasons behind complaints about high electricity bills earlier this year. The issue was raised during a discussion organized by Ombudsman Velislava Delcheva on Friday.
Third Edition of AmCham Bulgaria Student Hackathon Kicks Off in Sofia
The third edition of the student hackathon organized by the American Chamber of Commerce in Bulgaria officially kicked off in Sofia. This year’s Hackathon 3.0 is being held in cooperation with four Bulgarian universities and ten companies. The event
Culture
BTA Launches Section Dedicated to April 19 Snap Parliamentary Elections
The Bulgarian News Agency (BTA) has launched a new section dedicated to news and announcements about the April 19 snap parliamentary elections on its Bulgarian-language website.
Bulgarian News Agency Building Facade Lit Green to Mark First Day of Spring
On the occasion of the first day of spring, the facade of the Bulgarian News Agency (BTA) building was illuminated in green on Thursday evening. At the beginning of 2025, BTA modernized its building, renovated and illuminated its facade, and ensured
Slaveykov House Hosts Launch of Anthology of Bulgarian Authors Living in UK
A collection titled, 26. A Brief Anthology of Contemporary Bulgarian Authors in the United Kingdom, compiled by literary critic Georgi N. Nikolov, was presented on Wednesday at the Petko and Pencho Slaveykov House Museum in Sofia, which is part of
MPs Vote to Recognize National Library, Regional Libraries as Scientific Organizations
The National Library and regional libraries are recognized as scientific organizations, MPs voted on Wednesday, adopting in a single session the first and second readings of amendments to the Public Libraries Act, introduced by There Is Such a People.
Balkans
Fighter Jets, Helicopters from Hellenic Air Force Fly Over Athens as Part of Preparations for Independence Day Parade
Road to Santorini Ferry Port Closes After Landslide
A landslide closed the road to Athinios, Santorini’s main ferry port, disrupting traffic and raising safety concerns ahead of Easter, ERT said on Friday.
Greek Road Approaching Bulgarian Border Closed Due to Landslides
Traffic on the main Komotini–Nymfaia road (A-23) in Northeastern Greece, which runs towards the border with Bulgaria, is currently closed in both directions due to serious damage to the road surface caused by heavy rainfall, landslides, and
Ombudsman Meets with Turkish Ambassador to Bulgaria
Ombudsman Velislava Delcheva held a meeting with Turkish Ambassador to Bulgaria Mehmet Sait Uyanik, the Ombudsman’s press office announced on Wednesday.
Bulgarian Food Safety Agency Launches Border Checks Amid Foot-and-Mouth Disease in Cyprus, Sheep Pox in Greece
All shipments of large and small ruminants, other cloven-hoofed animals, and pigs crossing Bulgaria’s southern border will undergo mandatory health inspections by order of Bulgarian Food Safety Agency Executive Director (BFSA) Angel Mavrovski, BFSA