Bulgaria Expects up to 10% more Tourists in the Summer

Between 5 and 10% will be the growth of tourism in the summer season compared to last year, Deputy Minister of Tourism Lyuben Kanchev told journalists in Veliko Tarnovo.

Staro Stefanovo - a Bulgarian Renaissance Fairy Tale near Lovech

There is one place near Lovech, which will take you back in time and will provide you an escape from the city life.

Airlines Fear Wave of Compensation Claims After EU Court Ruling

A new ruling by the European Court of Justice could force airlines to pay countless compensations for flights cancelled because of strikes, New Europe reports.

Germany to Accept 10,000 Refugees From North Africa, Middle East

The German government has committed to accepting refugees under a program to resettle people considered particularly vulnerable.

The First Informal Meeting of EU Energy Ministers is Held in Sofia

The first informal meeting of energy ministers from the European Union is held today in Sofia.

Bulgaria and 15 other EU Countries will Work For a European Supercomputer

16 European Union countries, including Bulgaria, will create a European Supercomputer Enterprise.

Parliament Passed Amendments to the Tourism Act

Parliament passed amendments to the Tourism Act at second reading.

The Repair of Popular Grafa Street in the Center of Sofia Starts on May 8th

On May 8, Sofia Municipality undertook the long-awaited reconstruction of Graf Ignatiev Street, Mayor Yordanka Fandakova said.

Economists Forecast 4.4% GDP Growth for Bulgaria

The Bulgarian economy will grow by 4.

Bulgarian Head of State Convenes National Security Council Today

President Rumen Radev convenes on April 19, 2018 at 2:00 pm meeting of the Consultative Council for National Security (KSNS).

Eurostat: Bulgaria Provided Asylum mainly to Syrians in 2017

Last year, 90 per cent of asylum-seekers in Bulgaria were Syrians, according to Eurostat data provided by the European Commission.

Woman Ordered Groceries Online, She Was Charged Rs. 87,000 For A Banana

A woman from Nottingham, UK, was shocked to see that she had been charged 930 pounds, or approximately Rs.

Yet Again a Protest in Defence of Pirin

At 13:00 hours before the Cabinet of Ministers, environmentalists meet to ask cancel the decision after which they believe that the government gives much more opportunities for construction in the mountain, Nova TV reported.

Earthquake near Bushehr NPP in Iran

An earthquake measuring 5.

A Volcano Erupted in Japan

Yo Yama volcano erupted in Japan and forced authorities to ban access to the top, but there are no reports of casualties or destruction, Reuters reported.

CNN: More than 95% of World's Population Breathing Unhealthy Air

(CNN) - More than 95% of the world's population is breathing unhealthy air and the poorest nations are the hardest hit, a new report has found.

Sunny Weather Тоday in Bulgaria, Possible Rain Mostly in the Mountain Regions

Today it will be mostly sunny before noon.

Two killed, more than 20 Injured in an Earthquake in Indonesia

Two people were killed and more than 20 were injured after an earthquake in the Indonesian province of Central Java, the BNR reported quoting TASS.

Sofia University will Аccept Students in the Specialty "Medicine"

Sofia Hosts International Literary Festival for Children and Youngsters

The first Sofia International Literary Festival for children and youngsters starts on 18th of April in the Youth Theater in Sofia.

Grigor Dimitrov Reached the Quarter-finals in Monte Carlo

Grigor Dimitrov qualified for the 1/4-finals of the Masters series in Monte Carlo (€ 4.

Policemen were Arrested in Rakovski

Police officers in the Rakovski district were arrested Wednesday, Darik learned.

Bulgarians Make a Rose Garden in London

Bulgarians who live in London will plant roses at Golden Square in Soho, London, announced from the London Bulgarian Association.

Americans Waste 150,000 Tons of Food per Day

AFP - Americans waste nearly 150,000 tons of food per day, amounting to about one pound (422 grams) per person, and fruits and vegetables are mostly what gets tossed, said a study Wednesday.

Saudi Cinema Launch Ends Decades-old Ban, Public Screenings Start Friday

RIYADH (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia launched its first commercial movie theater on Wednesday, ending a nearly 40-year ban on cinemas under a push by the crown prince to modernize the deeply conservative Muslim kingdom.

UK Broadcast Regulator to Investigate RT

UK broadcast regulator Ofcom has opened seven new investigations into the due impartiality of news and current affairs programmes on the RT news channel.

Brussels Bans the Broadcast of World Cup Football Matches in the Center of the City

No big screens will go up in public places in Brussels-Ixelles for Football World Cup 2018, but football lovers will be able to see the Red Devils in action on giant screens in Molenbeek and Jette.

The EC Offers Mandatory Fingerprints in ID Cards

The European Commission proposes to make the fingerprints obligatory in the identity cards of EU citizens as the next measure in the fight against counterfeiting of documents, Emil Radev, MEP, told BNR.

Merkel, Macron Meet to Plot Euro Zone Reform Road Map

The leaders of Germany and France meet on Thursday to try to work out a common position on reforming the euro zone, a sensitive issue that is testing the new government in Berlin just a month after it took office, Reuters reports.

EU Parliament Demands Zuckerberg Answer Questions in Person

The European Parliament on Wednesday demanded Facebook chief Mark Zuckerberg appear in person to answer questions about the Cambridge Analytica scandal, rejecting his offer to send a more junior executive in his place.

Kosovo Moves to Establish Army Bypassing Serb veto

Kosovo Government is planning to establish the Army through changes that would broaden the responsibilities of the existing Kosovo Security Force (KSF) as one of the modalities to bypass a Serb veto.

Fears of Escalation in Tensions After Erdogan Calls Snap Polls

Amid rising tensions between Greece and Turkey in the Aegean, Wednesday's decision by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan to call snap elections for June 24 intensified concerns for bilateral ties against a backdrop of growing nationalist fervor in Tur

Personality in the News Awards 2017

What a lovely ceremony for Novinite.