Ruse Sets February Heat Record with Soaring Temperatures
The Bulgarian city of Ruse experienced an extraordinary surge in temperatures, setting a new record for February 5
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For the first time since October 2012, Grand Slam winning record holder Roger Federer has again climbed to the top of the world tennis rankings. At 36, the Swiss replaced Rafael Nadal (Spain) and officially became the oldest number one in history. The previous record holder was Andre Agassi (USA), who headed the ATP rankings at 33 in 2003.
Bulgaria's best tennis player, Grigor Dimitrov, climbs one position to 4th place.
In Top 3 except No. 1 Federer and No. 2 Nadal remains No. 3 Marin Cilic, who retains his position last week. In the Top 10 there are also 5 Alexander Zverev, 6 Dominique Thiem, 7 David Goffen, No 8 Jack Sock, 9 Kevin Anderson and 10 Juan Martin del Potro.
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In the ongoing chess spectacle in Reykjavik, Women's Grandmaster Nurgül Salimova showcased her resilience, securing a draw with the black pieces in the fifth round of the competition today
In a pivotal moment for Bulgarian football, the Bulgarian Football Union (BFU) convened an extraordinary congress at the Marinela Hotel in Sofia to elect a new president after the resignation ofBorislav Mihaylov, who held the position for 18 years
In the world of tennis, four tournaments stand above the rest, drawing attention from every corner of the globe.
First off, horse racing in Bulgaria isn't just a whisper in the wind; it's as real as the thrill of a photo finish.
Grigor Dimitrov sailed through to the round of 16 at the Indian Wells Masters tournament after defeating Adrian Mannarino in straight sets
Tennis is a rapidly changing game where new talent is always challenging the top players at different events.
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