Bulgaria Among 20 EU Countries to Establish Prosecutor's Office
The Council of EU has been given approval to regulate establishment of European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO), a new prosecution, which will deal with financial crimes.
The Council of EU has been given approval to regulate establishment of European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO), a new prosecution, which will deal with financial crimes.
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Turkey has received a request from the United States to solve an escalating row between the two countries, the spokesman for President Erdogan said on Thursday, after a U.
The International Monetary Fund does not ask the Greek government to take new measures to cover the fiscal gap that is due to the difference between the Fund's estimates and those of the European institutions regarding the country's primary budget surplus
The price of bitcoin, the world’s best-known cryptocurrency, has smashed through $5,000 to a new all-time high.
An inspection by the Ministry of Energy has found that the four power grid operators are ready to work in winter conditions, the ministry said on Thursday.
The standard of living of people in Bulgaria working in the IT industry is four times higher than the average for the country.
Lufthansa will sign a contract to buy big part of the property of the bankrupt Air Berlin.
Former Portuguese Prime Minister Jose Socrates was officially charged with corruption and money laundering as part of a major anti-corruption investigation that began in 2014, the prosecutor's office said, suspecting him of receiving about EUR 24 million
The winner of the Ballon d'Or Award for Best European Player in 1995 - George Weah, was elected President of Liberia.
Facebook will rethink the principles of political advertising on its platform and change the regulation before the US Congress elections scheduled for November 2018.
Bulgaria will be the center of dialogue and the achievement of a reasonable compromises, defending the goals of the single digital market, protecting copyright and related rights and contractual freedom.
Minister of Culture Boil Banov made a surprising inspection of the repair works at the National Palace of Culture, the Ministry press office reported.
The Bulgarian Foreign Ministry has announced that it will remove the former footballer Hristo Stoichkov from the position of honorary consul of Bulgaria in Barcelona, after his recent public appearances.
The construction of the subway, which will reach the metropolitan districts of Slatina and Geo Milev, will start in four years.
Greenpeace environmentalists stepped into a French nuclear power plant today and launched fireworks, the Associated Press reported.
The number of Romanians and Bulgarians living in the UK has increased by 76 percent over the past two years, the Yahoo News website reported, citing official data released on Wednesday.
An interesting find from the beginning of the week - ping flamingos appeared in the Rhodopes.
428,000 Europeans from 41 countries have prematurely died of diseases caused by fine particle in the air in 2014, the European Environment Agency said yesterday.
Tropical Storm Ophelia has gained strength in the Atlantic and yesterday became a hurricane, the National Hurricane Center reported.
An earthquake of 5.
On Tuesday, the fractured Dutch government announced a coalition of several leading parties and put forward a roadmap for the Netherlands’ future.
The weather will be mostly sunny today, with light western wind in the afternoon.
An earthquake occurred in Aegean Sea in 5 magnitude.
Today in Sofia, representatives of various European cities, including Paris, Vienna, Tallinn, Bucharest, Amsterdam and Riga, arrive in Sofia to take part in SOFAIR - a conference to exchange experience and good practices to prevent air pollution in the ur
Only 2-3% of Bulgarians are vaccinated against flu.
About 60% of GPs are over 55 years of age and the average age of nurses and midwives is over 53 years.
A FIGHTER jet has crashed in Spain as it was returning from a military parade, according to reports, quoted by express.
One of the main tourist attractions in the German city of Frankfurt, the wooden tower of Goethe, was destroyed by a burst of fire last night, reports ABC News.
The World Olympians Association (WOA) has proposed a radical anti-doping measure, implanting microchips to monitor the use of banned substances.
Additional tickets for boxing match between Kubrat Pulev and Anthony Joshua.
Grigor Dimitrov qualified for the quarterfinals of the Shanghai ATP Masters 1000, after winning versus Wimbledon semifinalist Sam Querrey by 6-3, 7-6 (3) in just 80 minutes.
The deputy head of third police station in Plovdiv, Stoyan Pavlov, was arrested on 11th of October on suspicions for involvement in a telephone fraud scheme.
Two Bulgarian men who entered the country disguised as Masters Games athletes have been jailed for a "sophisticated" bank fraud scheme, New Zealand Herald reports.
Luxury fashion brand Gucci will go fur-free from next year, the company's chief executive has announced.
The Bulgarian minority was officially recognized by Albania, local media reported.
The US State Department has sent UNESCO an official notification of withdrawal from the organization, reports Mediapool.
Municipalities in more than 100 settlements in the Spanish Autonomous area of Catalonia have decided today to be a working day, even though the national holiday of Spain is celebrated, reported the daily newspaper "Periodio", the day is not working for th
Palestinian radical group Hamas announced it has reached an agreement with Fatah, , ending a 10-year break between the two formations, the BBC reported.
Analysts from Counterpoint Research have published some research results on the use of smartphones around the world.
Turkey will gradually close border crossings with northern Iraq in coordination with the central Iraqi government and Iran in response to the Iraqi Kurdistan independence referendum, Turkish presidential spokesman Ibrahim Khaln told Reuters.
An American self-operating military drone has liquidated in Syria the British Sally Jones part of Islamic State known as the White Widow, along with her 12-year-old son.
China’s commerce ministry said on Thursday that the European Union’s new trade rules against Chinese imports lacked awareness of World Trade Organization (WTO) rules, urging the EU to abide by the requirements, Reutersreported.
Europe’s top human rights organization asked Italy for more information on its work intercepting migrants at sea, warning that any moves to return them to Libya would break international treaties.
The EU foreign policy chief, Federica Mogherini, said on Wednesday that the EU, Pristina and Belgrade are working on establishing the content of the "new stage of dialog" in December noting that she expects a "qualitative leap" in normalizing relations in
Turkish authorities have detained seven people over Wednesday’s explosion in a storage tank at a Tupras refinery which killed four people, broadcaster NTV said on Thursday, Reuters reported.
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