Unemployment Rate Down by 1.9% Over One Year
The employment agency reports that the number of registered unemployed people in March was 262,000 or 19.
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ARCHIVE - 13 April 2017
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Unemployment Rate Down by 1.9% Over One YearNSI: Average Social Security Income for Bulgaria in February 2017 is BGN 791.26
Minister Stela Baltova: 40% Growth of Romanian Tourists During Easter holidays
Politics
US Commander Gives High Assessment to Relation With Bulgaria in Sphere of DefenseThe Defence Ministry to Draft a Plan Under Which Defence Spending to Reach 2% of GDP by 2022
PM Ognyan Gerdzhikov: I Will Intercede for Bulgarian Minority in Western Outlands
The Negotiating Process Between GERB and United Patriots Has Been Completed
4km Long Queues of Trucks Formed at the Exits of Kapitan Andreevo and Lesovo Border Checkpoints
Border Control Eases During Holidays
Society
BDZ Provides Over 13,800 Additional Train Seats for EasterMaundy Thursday Today – Holy Week’s Most Important Day
World
Sweden to Consider Tougher Anti-Terror LawsTurkish Referendum Polls Show 'Yes' Vote Above 51%
Business
NSI: Average Social Security Income for Bulgaria in February 2017 is BGN 791.26
The amount of the average social security income for Bulgaria in February 2017 was BGN 791.
Minister Stela Baltova: 40% Growth of Romanian Tourists During Easter holidays
Growth of tourists of over 20% is expected from Macedonia, Greece, from Romania up to 40% increase in tourists compared to the Easter week last year, said the interim Minister of Tourism Stella Baltova for Hello, Bulgaria on Nova TV, quoted by Focus News
Politics
US Commander Gives High Assessment to Relation With Bulgaria in Sphere of Defense
Caretaker Minister of Defense Stefan Yanev met in Sofia General Tod Wolters, commander of the US Air Force in Europe and Africa and commander of Allied Air Command of NATO, BNR reported.
The Defence Ministry to Draft a Plan Under Which Defence Spending to Reach 2% of GDP by 2022
The Bulgarian Government Wednesday approved the 2016 Annual Report on the Status of Defence and the Armed Forces and will submit it to Parliament for debate and approval, Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister Stefan Yanev аnnounced.
PM Ognyan Gerdzhikov: I Will Intercede for Bulgarian Minority in Western Outlands
Interim Prime Minister Gerdzhikov met with members of the National Council of the Bulgarian minority in Serbia and discussed issues of concern to the Bulgarians in the Western Outlands.
The Negotiating Process Between GERB and United Patriots Has Been Completed
The negotiating process on drafting a joint strategic programme of the future coalition government has been completed, United Patriots co-leader Valeri Simeonov told a joint news briefing in Parliament with GERB leader Boyko Borisov on Thursday.
4km Long Queues of Trucks Formed at the Exits of Kapitan Andreevo and Lesovo Border Checkpoints
On the Bulgarian-Turkish border at Kapitan Andreevo border checkpoint, a queue of about 4km of cargo vehicles formed at the exit, and another 4km queue formed at Lesovo border checkpoint, the press centre of Chief Directorate Border Police announced.
Border Control Eases During Holidays
Border police announced that during the Easter holidays the regime of checks at borders will be eased in order not to hamper traveling of people outside the country, BNR reported.
Society
BDZ Provides Over 13,800 Additional Train Seats for Easter
BDZ – Passenger Services EOOD will add additional cars to certain trains travelling on main routes in the country.
Society | April 13, 2017, Thursday // 16:06
Maundy Thursday Today – Holy Week’s Most Important Day
Maundy Thursday is related to the Last Supper and the Holy Communion.
Society | April 13, 2017, Thursday // 11:19
World
Sweden to Consider Tougher Anti-Terror Laws
The Swedish government is to launch an investigation into introducing a new law similar to one in Norway which would make participating in a terrorist organization a criminal offence, The Local writes.
Turkish Referendum Polls Show 'Yes' Vote Above 51%
A narrow majority of Turks will vote "Yes" in Sunday's referendum on changing the constitution to grant President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan sweeping new powers, two opinion polls showed on Thursday, Reuters reported.
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