The Monument of Buzludzha is Among the Seven Most Endangered in Europe
The monument of Buzludja is among the seven most endangered cultural and historical sites in Europe, BNR reports.
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Bulgaria's Jobless Rate Edges Down m/m in Feb
Bulgaria’s jobless rate decreased by 0.
Bulgaria Provides EUR 200,000 to Support Refugees from Syria
The Council of Ministers adopted a decision to allocate EUR 200,000 as a contribution to the EU Regional Trust Fund in response to the Syrian crisis, also known as the Madad Fund, reports BGNES.
8 Stations of the Third Metro Line will be Ready by Autumn 2019
''The third line of the metro, especially in the first phase, runs on schedule and we expect the first stage to be launched by autumn 2019'', said Sofia Mayor Yordanka Fandakova.
13 Municipalities are Facing Bankruptcy, 49% of the Spending goes to Salaries
13 municipalities are in a difficult financial condition, according to data from the Ministry of Finance at the end of 2017.
Parliament will Discuss an Updated National Security Strategy
Parliament will discuss the updated National Security Strategy of the Republic of Bulgaria with attached draft decision.
The Monument of John Atanasoff in Sofia Could be Moved
The monument of John Atanassov, currently in front of the Sofia Chamber of Commerce, can be moved.
The Election of a New Chairman of the Sofia City Court Failed
The Judicial Council of the Supreme Judicial Council (SJC) failed to elect the chairman of the Sofia City Court (SCC), as neither of the two candidates gathered the minimum needed 8 votes.
Head of State Convenes KSNS on Energy Security in the 2n Half of April
''The Government owes to the Bulgarian people the answers to what the financing scheme of the CEZ deal is, and also how this deal received political support.
The Emergency Situation in Three Villages in the Municipality of Hayredin Remains in Force
The emergency situation for three of the settlements in Hayredin municipality remains in force, Nova TV reported.
For the Third Time, Residents of the Vitosha Quarter of Sofia are Protesting
The reason - poor infrastructure.
Restriction on the Movement of Cars on Lyulin Motorway is Still in Force
The movement in the direction of Sofia - between the first and second tunnel is performed in one way road due to landslides.
Night Transport in Sofia Starts from Easter
Four night bus lines will cross Sofia from April 7 - a day before Easter.
The First of the New Trains for the Sofia Metro is Ready (Photos)
The first of the new trains for the third line of the Sofia metro is ready and is in the process of technical testing.
Ottoman-Era Mosque in Bulgaria Set to Undergo Turkish Restoration
Turkey will renovate an Ottoman-era mosque in the Bulgarian town of Razgrad, the governor’s office in the Edirne province over the border stated on March 8, citing a decision reached after negotiations between the two countries.
The Bulgarian Helsinki Committee is Launching a Campaign to Build a Monument to Ekaterina Karavelova
On the occasion of International Women's Day, March 8, the Bulgarian Helsinki Committee launched a campaign to build the first monument of a woman - a historical personality in Sofia.
Parliament Elects Plamen Georgiev to Head Anti-Corruption Unit
The MPs elected Plamen Georgiev Dimitrov to chair the anti-corruption authority, FOCUS News Agency reports.
Parliament Discusses Candidatures For Chair of the New Anti-Corruption Body
Parliament began working with the election of the Commission President to counteract corruption and to withdraw illegally acquired property.
Prosecutor’s Office Launched a Check in Concession in Pirin National Park
The Supreme Cassation Prosecutor's Office has started a check into the concession awarded in Pirin National Park following an alert submitted by The Greens Party.
Bulgarian Companies Cannot Protect Themselves Against Fake News
The conference "Corruption and the Origin of Fake News" was held in the European Parliament.
The Government Approved a Tunnel Project Under Petrohan and a Speed Road to Vidin
The Cabinet adopted today the draft decision to build a speed road to Vidin and a tunnel under Petrohan.
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