The Deputy PM Simeonov Defends the Bulgarian Rose in China
Deputy Prime Minister Valeri Simeonov met with Chinese Ambassador Zhang Haizhou on account of the ban on imports of Bulgarian rose products.
Business | November 7, 2017, Tuesday // 09:23
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ARCHIVE - 7 November 2017
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The Deputy PM Simeonov Defends the Bulgarian Rose in ChinaMayors of Small Settlements in Bulgaria Insist on having their own Budget
BGN 800 Million will be Provided for the Rehabilitation of the Plovdiv-Burgas Railway Line
Industrial Production in Germany Shrank by 1.6%
Bulgaria Winter Resorts with Serious Shortage of Personnel
Bulgaria will Cooperate with Montenegro on Tourism Development
Politics
Donald Trump and Melania Landed in SeoulSociety
Half a Million Bulgarians will Travel for Christmas HolidaysNew Death Threats Towards French Satirical Weekly Magazine Charlie Hebdo
Nearly BGN 13.5 Million will be Provided to Overcome Disaster Damage
The Fire Near Veliko Tarnovo is Under Conrol
2017 will be in the Top 3 of the Warmest Years
The UN Climate Conference was Launched in Bonn
Ozzy Osbourne goes on a Farewell Tour in 2018
Sofia Comic Expo at the Shipka 6 Gallery
Bjork's New Album to be Released on Cryptocurrency Market
Archaeologists Find Shrines in Ancient Heraclea Sintica in Southwest Bulgaria, Evidence of Row with Roman City Parthicopolis
Dark Chocolate is Useful for Treating High Blood Pressure
The Bulgarian Food Safety Agency Denies that Meat with Antibiotics Reaches Consumers
22 Children were Injured after a Car Crashed into a Sydney School
Sports
David Moyes is Officially the New Manager of West Ham UnitedGrigor Dimitrov is Preparing to Create a Tennis Academy in his Hometown of Haskovo
Crime
26 Bodies of Raped Teenage Girls Emerged Near the Coast of ItalyOne Killed in an Attack on a Television Station in Kabul
Serbian Customs Officers have Discovered Illegal Migrants in Bulgarian Truck
World
China will Build the World's Tallest PlanetariumThe US Resumes with Issuing Visas to Turkish Citizens
Serbia is Second in the World in Possession of Weapons
"Paradise Papers" Revealed EUR 7 Billion of Taxes Saved in Offshore Accounts
Only Macedonia will be Eligible for Membership in the EU by 2023
Business
Mayors of Small Settlements in Bulgaria Insist on having their own Budget
The mayors of small settlements insist that they be elected by direct choice rather than being appointed as they are now.
BGN 800 Million will be Provided for the Rehabilitation of the Plovdiv-Burgas Railway Line
The Government has agreed that the Managing Authority of Operational Program "Transport Infrastructure" 2014-2020 will sign a contract with the National Railway Infrastructure Company for rehabilitation of the Plovdiv - Burgas railway phase 2 before the d
Industrial Production in Germany Shrank by 1.6%
Germany's industrial output volume in September shrank 1.
Bulgaria Winter Resorts with Serious Shortage of Personnel
Two weeks before the beginning of the winter season mountain resorts in Bulgaria experience acute shortages of labor.
Bulgaria will Cooperate with Montenegro on Tourism Development
Bulgaria and Montenegro will jointly draw up an action plan for exchange of experience in tourism.
Politics
Donald Trump and Melania Landed in Seoul
Korean President Moon Jae-in met with Donald Trump at the US military base Camp Humphreys.
Society
Half a Million Bulgarians will Travel for Christmas Holidays
Half a million Bulgarians will travel for Christmas and New Year.
Society | November 7, 2017, Tuesday // 14:16
New Death Threats Towards French Satirical Weekly Magazine Charlie Hebdo
The French satirical weekly magazine "Charlie Hebdo," against which a terrorist attack was made in January 2015, announced that they had filed a complaint about death threats in social networks after publishing a cartoon of a Swiss Islamist accused of rap
Society | November 7, 2017, Tuesday // 10:10
Nearly BGN 13.5 Million will be Provided to Overcome Disaster Damage
The government has approved additional costs in the amount of BGN 13 484 783 for the implementation of prevention, mitigation and disaster relief activities, reports 24chasa.
The Fire Near Veliko Tarnovo is Under Conrol
The fire near Veliko Tarnovo is under control, said Krasimir Krastev, Regional Commissioner of the Fire Brigade, reports bgnes.
2017 will be in the Top 3 of the Warmest Years
This year, it is likely to be in the top 3 of the warmest years since measurements and statistics exist, the World Meteorological Organization, quoted by BBC, reported.
The UN Climate Conference was Launched in Bonn
The 23rd Conference of the Countries part of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP 23) started in the former German capital Bonn.
Ozzy Osbourne goes on a Farewell Tour in 2018
Music legend Ozzy Osbourne has announced that he will go on a farewell tour next year.
Sofia Comic Expo at the Shipka 6 Gallery
The second national exhibition of the Bulgarian comic book "Sofia Comic Expo 2017" will be opened in the Gallery of the Union of Bulgarian Artists (UBA) on Shipka Street 6 from evening at 6 pm, the organizers announced, reports chronicle.
Bjork's New Album to be Released on Cryptocurrency Market
The latest album of the Icelandic singer, Bjork, will be sold for cryptocurrency, the bitcoin.
Archaeologists Find Shrines in Ancient Heraclea Sintica in Southwest Bulgaria, Evidence of Row with Roman City Parthicopolis
Shrines located within the stores lining the main square of the Ancient Thracian, Greek, and Roman city of Heraclea Sintica near Petrich in Southwest Bulgaria have been discovered by archaeologists – alongside evidence of Heraclea Sintica’s Late Antiquity
Dark Chocolate is Useful for Treating High Blood Pressure
Black chocolate lovers will surely be glad to learn that it is useful against high blood pressure and reduces the risk of heart attack, according to a US study.
The Bulgarian Food Safety Agency Denies that Meat with Antibiotics Reaches Consumers
Bulgarian meat is among the most contaminated with antibiotics in the EU according to the seventh annual report of the European Medicines Agency on the sale of antibiotics for animals in 30 European countries in 2015.
22 Children were Injured after a Car Crashed into a Sydney School
Two of the children who were injured after a car crashed into a building part of a school in the suburbs of Sydney, Australia, were killed.
Sports
David Moyes is Officially the New Manager of West Ham United
Former Everton and Manchester United coach David Mois was appointed as the new West Ham manager, the club's press service said.
Sports | November 7, 2017, Tuesday // 12:36
Grigor Dimitrov is Preparing to Create a Tennis Academy in his Hometown of Haskovo
The most successful Bulgarian tennis player in history Grigor Dimitrov intends to open his own academy in his hometown of Haskovo, Haskovo.
Sports | November 7, 2017, Tuesday // 09:33
Crime
26 Bodies of Raped Teenage Girls Emerged Near the Coast of Italy
The bodies of 26 raped teenage girls from Nigeria were found by the Italian Coast Guard, the BBC reported.
Crime | November 7, 2017, Tuesday // 16:11
One Killed in an Attack on a Television Station in Kabul
One man has died, and about 20 have been injured in the invasion of unknown people against the office of Shamshad Ti in the Afghan capital Kabul, Tolo news television reported.
Crime | November 7, 2017, Tuesday // 15:33
Serbian Customs Officers have Discovered Illegal Migrants in Bulgarian Truck
Serbian customs officers have discovered four illegal Afghan migrants hiding in Bulgarian TIR truck, reports mediapool.
Crime | November 7, 2017, Tuesday // 11:54
World
China will Build the World's Tallest Planetarium
The next year begins the construction of the world's highest planetarium.
World | November 7, 2017, Tuesday // 13:13
The US Resumes with Issuing Visas to Turkish Citizens
The US will resume issuing visas to Turkish citizens, but with some restrictions.
World | November 7, 2017, Tuesday // 10:34
Serbia is Second in the World in Possession of Weapons
The United States are famous for their gun ownership rights, writes Business Insider.
World | November 7, 2017, Tuesday // 09:47
"Paradise Papers" Revealed EUR 7 Billion of Taxes Saved in Offshore Accounts
Monarchs and presidents, politicians, big companies, world stars from sports and show business are hiding big portion of their wealth in offshore accounts.
World | November 7, 2017, Tuesday // 08:55
Only Macedonia will be Eligible for Membership in the EU by 2023
Only Macedonia is able to meet all criteria for membership in the EU before 2023.
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