EC Not To Limit Free-of-Charge Roaming
The European Commission has given up on the idea of limiting free-of-charge roaming within the EU to 90 days.
Business | September 21, 2016, Wednesday // 21:47
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ARCHIVE - 21 September 2016
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EC Not To Limit Free-of-Charge RoamingNo EU Guarantees for Russian Gas for Balkan Hub To Be Given Soon
Heating, Hot Water Prices To Remain Unchanged After October 1
Azerbaijan's SOCAR Eyes Entering Bulgarian Oil Products Market
Bulgaria May Use Belene N-Reactor to Complete 2nd Plant as Private Project
Politics
Bulgarians Wishing To Vote Abroad May File Declarations Electronically As Of September 21Deadline for Registration for Participation in Presidential Elections Ends
Russian MP Tolstoy Describes Statement About Bulgaria As Humourous
Bulgaria's GERB Demands Apology from Russian MP over 'Harmful' Comments
Bokova's UN Chief Candidacy Backed by 2/3 of Bulgarians - Poll
'From an Early Age I Wanted to Save the World,' Bokova Tells Daily Telegraph
Bulgaria to Prepare Roadmap on Canadian Visa Liberalization
Bulgarian Customs To Become Electronic by 2020
Bulgarian Vice Minister of Interior Gunev: Bulgaria Can Accept Up To 3,000 More Refugees
ABV Seeks DPS Support in Upcoming Presidential Elections
Alpha Research: Bulgarian PM Borisov Remains Most Popular Party Leader
Bulgaria Ranks 1st in Europe in Terms of Cigarette Consumption Among 16-Year Old Pupils
Bulgarian MPs Approve Debt Payment for Belene N-Plant
Society
Free-of-Charge Entry to Sofia Municipal Museums on September 22Exhibition of Pulitzer-Winning Bulgarian Photographer Opens in Sofia
Der Standard: Antiquities Traders Have Little to Fear of Bulgarian Authorities
Crime
Syrian Man Shot Near Central Sofia 'Involved in People Smuggling'Smiles
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Bulgaria Needs to Build a Healthier Relationship with RussiaBusiness
No EU Guarantees for Russian Gas for Balkan Hub To Be Given Soon
The ironclad guarantees demanded by Russian President Vladimir Putin from the EU for the delivery of Russian gas along the bottom of the Black Sea for the Balkan gas hub will not be given soon.
Heating, Hot Water Prices To Remain Unchanged After October 1
As of October 1, 2016, the price of natural gas will increase by less than 3.
Azerbaijan's SOCAR Eyes Entering Bulgarian Oil Products Market
SOCAR is interested in entering the Bulgarian oil products market, the head of the Azerbaijani state-owned oil company has said.
Bulgaria May Use Belene N-Reactor to Complete 2nd Plant as Private Project
Bulgarian Energy Minister Temenuzhka Petkova has said the state is yet to consider its options to use the nuclear reactor and equipment procured for the ditched Belene nuclear plant (NPP) project which it now has to pay.
Politics
Bulgarians Wishing To Vote Abroad May File Declarations Electronically As Of September 21
As of September 21 until October 11, Bulgarian citizens who wish to vote abroad in the presidential elections and the referendum on November 6 can file their declarations electronically.
Politics | September 21, 2016, Wednesday // 21:18
Deadline for Registration for Participation in Presidential Elections Ends
The deadline for the submitting of documents for the registration of parties, coalitions and initiative committees with the Central Election Commission for participation in the presidential elections on November 6 has ended.
Politics | September 21, 2016, Wednesday // 18:46
Russian MP Tolstoy Describes Statement About Bulgaria As Humourous
The Russian journalist and United Russia MP Pyotr Tolstoy has described his statement about Bulgaria as humourous and assured that he had no intention of offending the country or its citizens, reported BGNES.
Politics | September 21, 2016, Wednesday // 16:17
Bulgaria's GERB Demands Apology from Russian MP over 'Harmful' Comments
Russian lawmaker and journalist Pyotr Tolstoy should issue an apology for his "unacceptable" comments that his country will buy out Bulgaria, the deputy head of Bulgaria's main ruling party has said.
Politics | September 21, 2016, Wednesday // 12:54
Bokova's UN Chief Candidacy Backed by 2/3 of Bulgarians - Poll
Nearly two-thirds of Bulgarians support the candidacy of UNESCO head Irina Bokova for UN Secretary General, a Gallup International Bulgaria poll shows.
'From an Early Age I Wanted to Save the World,' Bokova Tells Daily Telegraph
"As she works the conferences and drinks receptions, discussing the aftermath of the weekend’s bombing and the rocky relations between the US and Russia over Syria, delegates will be assessing her suitability to be the new leader of the UN," the Telegraph
Bulgaria to Prepare Roadmap on Canadian Visa Liberalization
Bulgaria will draft a roadmap for the criteria it needs to fulfill to get visa liberalization for travels to Canada, the leaders of the two countries have agreed.
Bulgarian Customs To Become Electronic by 2020
Bulgarian customs are to become fully electronic by 2020 and customs officials are to become a digital administration.
Bulgarian Vice Minister of Interior Gunev: Bulgaria Can Accept Up To 3,000 More Refugees
“Bulgaria can accept up to 3,000 more refugees in the temporary crisis centres,” stated Gunev.
ABV Seeks DPS Support in Upcoming Presidential Elections
ABV has become the first party to seek the support of DPS for the presidential vote on November 6.
Alpha Research: Bulgarian PM Borisov Remains Most Popular Party Leader
Bulgaria is entering the presidential campaign with continuing low trust in all major institutions: Parliament – 8%, Chief Prosecutor – 10%, Government – 16%, President – 21%.
Bulgaria Ranks 1st in Europe in Terms of Cigarette Consumption Among 16-Year Old Pupils
Bulgaria ranks first in Europe in terms of the consumption of cigarettes among 16-year old pupils, reported the National Centre for Public Health Protection, cited by BNR.
Bulgarian MPs Approve Debt Payment for Belene N-Plant
Lawmakers have approved on a first reading a bill that will allow state energy company NEK to pay nearly EUR 630 M to Russia's Atomstroyexport.
Society
Free-of-Charge Entry to Sofia Municipal Museums on September 22
In order to celebrate the Independence Day of Bulgaria, municipal museums will work without an entrance fee on September 22, 2016, announced the press centre of Sofia Municipality.
Exhibition of Pulitzer-Winning Bulgarian Photographer Opens in Sofia
An exhibition of Thomson Reuters photographer Stoyan Nenov, who was among the Pulitzer winners in photography this year, can now be seen at the Czech Center in Sofia, Bulgaria.
Der Standard: Antiquities Traders Have Little to Fear of Bulgarian Authorities
Illegal trade in antiquities flourishes in Bulgaria, where "treasure hunters have little to fear of authorities," Austrian newspaper Der Standard says in an article.
Crime
Syrian Man Shot Near Central Sofia 'Involved in People Smuggling'
The Syrian national wounded in a shooting on Monday was involved in a people smuggling affair, Interior Ministry sources say, cited by daily 24 Chasa.
Crime | September 21, 2016, Wednesday // 12:25
Smiles
New Schoolbooks
A kid comes home after school, looking at his dad with a broad smile.
Smiles | September 21, 2016, Wednesday // 10:24
Quotes
Today's Quote: No-One Bought Us for 1300 Years
"He angers us enough, this Mr Tolstoy, with the nonsense he blathered yesterday, but it is his business.
Quotes | September 21, 2016, Wednesday // 07:16
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Bulgaria Needs to Build a Healthier Relationship with Russia
Bulgarian media, politicians and social media users were quite busy in the first three days of the week, as dozens of news reports on TV stations and reports on websites were dedicated to a comment made by a Russian lawmaker.
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