BBC: Queen Elizabeth II has Invested Millions in Offshore Accounts
Britain's Queen Elizabeth II has invested millions in offshore accounts, according to the BBC.
Business | November 6, 2017, Monday // 08:54
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ARCHIVE - 6 November 2017
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BBC: Queen Elizabeth II has Invested Millions in Offshore Accounts8-year Peak in Residential and Consumer Loans in Bulgaria
Electricity Production in Bulgaria is Growing more Slowly than Consumption
Politics
Trump Praised the North Koreans as "Great People"Society
Poll: 15% of the Catalans Believe in IndependenceOver 10% of People in Working Age in Bulgaria are not Looking for a Job
Dozens of victims of typhoon Damrey in Vietnam
According to an Inspection there is Increased Pollution Levels in 8 Bulgarian Cities
More than 50 Films will be Presented at Kinomania 2017 Film Festival
Archaeologists Find Alexander the Great, Lysimachus’ Iron-Making Center underneath Thracian Mound in Southeast Bulgaria
The American Society of Reproductive Medicine: Men will be Able to Give Birth
It Turns out Bulgarian Meat is Filled with Antibiotics
There are 4 Outbreaks of Bird Flu in Bulgaria
Sports
Bulgaria will Host the European Snooker ChampionshipCrime
A Man has taken Hostage a Social Worker in BavariaSix People were Killed in a Double Attack in Downtown Kirkuk, Iraq
Shooting in a Church in Texas, at Least 27 Victims
World
Lebanese Minister: the Prime Minister who Recently Resigned will Soon Return to the CountryZara Customers Find Help Requests in their New Clothes
Guitar Owned by Prince was Sold for USD 700,000 at an Auction
The Pentagon: The DPRK's Nuclear Program can only be Destroyed by a Land Invasion
Protests in Romania Against the Politicization of Justice
Moscow Police Detained 263 Demonstrators Against Putin
More than 75 Killed in a Refugee Camp in Syria
Turkey took the Broadcasting Rights of 17 Media Agencies
According to the German Army, the EU can Possibly Crack by 2040
Business
8-year Peak in Residential and Consumer Loans in Bulgaria
The record low interest rates greatly revived lending in the country and brought it to levels we had not seen since mid-2009, reports bgnes.
Business | November 6, 2017, Monday // 08:31
Electricity Production in Bulgaria is Growing more Slowly than Consumption
Electricity production in Bulgaria at the end of October shows a slower growth in consumption, according to ESO's operating data.
Politics
Trump Praised the North Koreans as "Great People"
Despite stark rhetoric over North Korea's nuclear and rocket tests, US President Donald Trump said on Sunday he believed North Koreans is "a great nation," DPA reported.
Society
Poll: 15% of the Catalans Believe in Independence
Only one in seven Catalans thinks that the dispute with Spain will lead to independence, while for two-thirds of the people in the richest province of Spain the crisis is damaging the economy, a sociological study said today, quoted by Reuters.
Society | November 6, 2017, Monday // 13:21
Over 10% of People in Working Age in Bulgaria are not Looking for a Job
Around 300 000 are the Bulgarians who have been without a permanent job for more than one year and are not looking for a job.
Society | November 6, 2017, Monday // 12:46
Dozens of victims of typhoon Damrey in Vietnam
At least 27 are the victims of the typhoon "Damrey", which has hit the central and southern coastal areas of Vietnam, Reuters reported.
According to an Inspection there is Increased Pollution Levels in 8 Bulgarian Cities
The Environment and Water Inspectorate reported increased levels of pollution in eight Bulgarian cities, Nova TV reported.
More than 50 Films will be Presented at Kinomania 2017 Film Festival
More than 50 films will be seen at this year's Kinomania.
Archaeologists Find Alexander the Great, Lysimachus’ Iron-Making Center underneath Thracian Mound in Southeast Bulgaria
Archaeologists have unearthed a 2,300-year-old facility for iron production and a provincial governor’s residence – which appear to have been used by Emperor Alexander the Great and his successor in Thrace, Lysimachus – underneath what originally seemed l
The American Society of Reproductive Medicine: Men will be Able to Give Birth
From tomorrow men will be able to give birth.
It Turns out Bulgarian Meat is Filled with Antibiotics
Bulgarian meat is one of the most contaminated with antibiotics in the EU.
There are 4 Outbreaks of Bird Flu in Bulgaria
A total of four outbreaks of avian influenza have been found on the territory of the country - in the districts of Dobrich, Haskovo, Sliven and Yambol, the press agency of the Bulgarian Food Safety Agency said.
Sports
Bulgaria will Host the European Snooker Championship
European Snooker Federation Chairman Maxim Cassis arrives today in Bulgaria on the occasion of the forthcoming European Snooker Championship, which our country will host.
Sports | November 6, 2017, Monday // 15:42
Crime
A Man has taken Hostage a Social Worker in Bavaria
An unknown man took a hostage in a youth service in the German town of Pfaffenhofen in Ilm, province of Bavaria, the police said.
Crime | November 6, 2017, Monday // 14:41
Six People were Killed in a Double Attack in Downtown Kirkuk, Iraq
At least six people died yesterday in a double suicide bombing in the center of Kirkuk, an Iraqi city that the federal forces have regained by the Kurds nearly three weeks ago, this was announced by France Press.
Crime | November 6, 2017, Monday // 11:16
Shooting in a Church in Texas, at Least 27 Victims
At least 27 people have died after a man has started shooting chaotically during Sunday's church service in the state of Texas, the BBC said.
Crime | November 6, 2017, Monday // 08:12
World
Lebanese Minister: the Prime Minister who Recently Resigned will Soon Return to the Country
Lebanese Interior Minister Nuhad Mashnuk said today that he believes Prime Minister Saad Hariri, who resigned in the weekend while being Saudi Arabia, will return to Lebanon in a few days, Reuters reported.
World | November 6, 2017, Monday // 16:00
Zara Customers Find Help Requests in their New Clothes
Zara shoppers in Istanbul have discovered strange notes in their clothes, apparently hidden by workers in the world's largest clothing chain, according to the British newspaper Indpendent.
World | November 6, 2017, Monday // 15:36
Guitar Owned by Prince was Sold for USD 700,000 at an Auction
Prince's guitar was sold for $ 700,000 at auction at Julien's Auctions, AP reported.
World | November 6, 2017, Monday // 15:25
The Pentagon: The DPRK's Nuclear Program can only be Destroyed by a Land Invasion
The only way to ensure the destruction of the North Korean nuclear weapons program is a land invasion, the Pentagon said in a letter to US congressmen, reports Reuters.
World | November 6, 2017, Monday // 14:00
Protests in Romania Against the Politicization of Justice
Several thousand Romanians protested on Sunday evening in front of the Bucharest government building against the intention of the authorities to amend a number of laws affecting the justice system, according to a news agency quoted by BGNES.
World | November 6, 2017, Monday // 12:56
Moscow Police Detained 263 Demonstrators Against Putin
Russian police detained more than 263 activists who gathered in Moscow's Center Square to take part in a protest against President Vladimir Putin, reports mediapool.
World | November 6, 2017, Monday // 10:10
More than 75 Killed in a Refugee Camp in Syria
At least 75 people have been killed and more than 140 injured in a car bombing in a refugee camp in eastern Syrian province Dayir I Zur late on Saturday, mediapool reported, citing the Syrian Human Rights Watch.
World | November 6, 2017, Monday // 10:03
Turkey took the Broadcasting Rights of 17 Media Agencies
Turkey's High Council on Radio and Television took away the rights to broadcast of 17 media agencies in the country at the end of the week, mediapool announced.
World | November 6, 2017, Monday // 09:57
According to the German Army, the EU can Possibly Crack by 2040
The German army believes that the emergence of cracks in the EU and an increase in global conflicts are one of six possible scenarios that may come true by 2040, writes Spiegel, quoted by Reuters.
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