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ARCHIVE - 19 September 2017
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US Sending 3,000 More Troops to AfghanistanRyanair Faces EUR 20m Compensation Bill Over Cancellations
Ryanair Canceled Over 20 Flights to and from Sofia
Ryanair Publishes Full List of Cancellations
Politics
Sergei Lavrov: The situation on the Korean Peninsula is CriticalBoyko Borisov Met with the Russian Prosecutor General
The US Senate Approved a Huge Budget of USD 700 Billion for the Pentagon
By December 20 Bulgaria Will Have Exact Program of Its Presidency of the Council of EU
250 000 BGN Will Cost the Office Equipment for the Bulgarian Presidency of the Council of EU
Prosecutor is Sentenced to 6 Months Probation
Bulgarian Interior Minister: ''Effective Management of Migration is Priority for Bulgarian EU Presidency''
European Investment Grows in Bulgaria
BGN 43 Million Provided to 15 Municipalities for Rehabilitation of Streets, Urban Environments and Schools
Bulgarian President Rumen Radev Calles for More Investments by USA and Israel in Bulgaria
The Case Against the Higher Prices of Heating and Hot Water Begins
Parliament Will Vote For a New Governor of the National Social Security Institute
Society
Students Introduce Projects for the Renovation of Varna40 Million People Live in Slavery
Trump Wants to Hold a Military Parade for the Fourth of July
Hurricane Maria Regains Strength After Battering Dominica
Paris Climate Aim 'Still Achievable'
NIMH: Mostly sunny weather today, with temperatures of up to 29°-34°
Scientists Predict Climate Catastrophe by 2100
A Powerful Earthquake in Chile
Category 5 Hurricane Maria Powers Up for Another Blow to the Caribbean
Roger Waters with a New Concert in Bulgaria in 2018
'Inspiration' Festival of the Old Town of Plovdiv Will Run Until 24th of September
215,000 Eggs Containing Fipronil Were Found in Plovdiv
Farms with Dangerous Eggs are Still Closed
Private Doctors Offer an Introduction of a Fee for Children
Deputy Minister of Health Presents in Brussels the Candidacy of Sofia for Hosting EMA
Sports
Dimitar Berbatov is Preparing to Become BFU Chief or MinisterWayne Rooney Pleaded Guilty, Remains 2 Years Without a Driving License
Crime
Crime Group Involved in Drug Distribution Was Detained on Trakia MotorwayPolice Found 40 Illegal Migrants in Sofia
World
U.N. Chief Opens General Assembly with Jabs at Trump, North KoreaAt Least 4 PKK Terrorists Killed in Airstrikes in Northern Iraq
The First Chinese Space Station will Fall to Earth in Early 2018.
Insurgents Attack Syrian-Government Areas Near Hama
Maria Gabriel: The EU Needs Cybersecurity Specialists
Emmanuel Macron to Push Euro Plan into German Coalition Talks
Romania braces for migrant influx
Fall in Migration After Brexit Could Push Up Inflation
Business
Ryanair Faces EUR 20m Compensation Bill Over Cancellations
Ryanair could face up to 20m euros (£18m) in compensation claims after cancelling thousands of flights due to a shortage of pilots, it has warned, reported BBC.
Ryanair Canceled Over 20 Flights to and from Sofia
The popular low-cost airline Ryanair has canceled a large number of its flights in the coming weeks because of organizational problems.
Ryanair Publishes Full List of Cancellations
Ryanair has published full details of which of its flights are being cancelled between now and 28 October, reported BBC.
Politics
Sergei Lavrov: The situation on the Korean Peninsula is Critical
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, who is in New York for the 72nd General Assembly of the United Nations, met with his Japanese counterpart Taro Kono and said that the tense situation on the Korean Peninsula requires all sides of the region to const
Politics | September 19, 2017, Tuesday // 11:18
Boyko Borisov Met with the Russian Prosecutor General
Prime Minister Boyko Borisov met with the General Prosecutor of the Russian Federation, Yuri Chayka, who is visiting Bulgaria, the government information service said.
The US Senate Approved a Huge Budget of USD 700 Billion for the Pentagon
With an unexpected majority, the US Senate has approved a bill defining the direction of the Ministry of Defense and providing it with USD 700 billion for 2018, reports CNN.
By December 20 Bulgaria Will Have Exact Program of Its Presidency of the Council of EU
By December 20, we will know the exact program of the Bulgarian Presidency of the Council of the EU, it became clear today.
250 000 BGN Will Cost the Office Equipment for the Bulgarian Presidency of the Council of EU
The intensive work of the Ministry of the Bulgarian Presidency of the Council of the European Union continues to ensure the logistics of the events that will take place in the first half of the year 2018 in Bulgaria.
Prosecutor is Sentenced to 6 Months Probation
Rumyana Zheleva from the Dobrich District Prosecutor's Office was sentenced to 6 months probation by the Sofia City Court.
Bulgarian Interior Minister: ''Effective Management of Migration is Priority for Bulgarian EU Presidency''
''A priority for the Bulgarian EU presidency is the effective management of migration.
European Investment Grows in Bulgaria
Bulgaria’s leading sunflower and oil producer and grain trader has secured a loan agreement with the European Investment Bank.
BGN 43 Million Provided to 15 Municipalities for Rehabilitation of Streets, Urban Environments and Schools
In the Granite Hall of the Council of Ministers, mayors of 15 municipalities received from Boyko Borisov their first signed contracts under the Rural Development Program (RDP) 2014-2020.
Bulgarian President Rumen Radev Calles for More Investments by USA and Israel in Bulgaria
At a meeting in New York with representatives of leading Jewish organizations from USA, Bulgarian President Rumen Radev called for more investments by USA and Israel in Bulgaria in the sphere of information technologies and other spheres with high value a
The Case Against the Higher Prices of Heating and Hot Water Begins
On Tuesday, the lawsuit against the decision of the Energy and Water Regulatory Commission was initiated, which increased the price of heat, reports Mediapool.
Parliament Will Vote For a New Governor of the National Social Security Institute
At an extraordinary session MPs will vote for a new chairman of the National Social Security Institute.
Society
Students Introduce Projects for the Renovation of Varna
Projects for the change of the urban environment in Varna were presented by future architects at the entrance of the Sea Garden, BGNES reported from Varna.
Society | September 19, 2017, Tuesday // 11:52
Trump Wants to Hold a Military Parade for the Fourth of July
US President Donald Trump said he wants to hold a military parade on the streets of Washington on the national holiday of the United States on July 4, according to the American Internet edition Talking Points Memo, quoted by Focus.
Society | September 19, 2017, Tuesday // 11:06
Hurricane Maria Regains Strength After Battering Dominica
Hurricane Maria slammed into the Caribbean island of Dominica as a Category 5 storm with "merciless" 160 mph winds Monday night, and the storm, deemed "potentially catastrophic" by the National Hurricane Center, is now headed for the Virgin Islands and Pu
Paris Climate Aim 'Still Achievable'
The 2015 Paris agreement's ambitious goal of limiting global warming to 1.
NIMH: Mostly sunny weather today, with temperatures of up to 29°-34°
The weather will be mostly sunny today, sometimes with increased cloudiness mainly in the northern and western regions.
Scientists Predict Climate Catastrophe by 2100
US scientists have predicted the occurrence of a climate catastrophe by 2100, Tape said.
Category 5 Hurricane Maria Powers Up for Another Blow to the Caribbean
Maria blew up from a tropical storm into a major Category 5 hurricane in barely more than a day, bearing down on Puerto Rico and other Caribbean islands that are still bailing out from Hurricane Irma, NBC News reports.
Roger Waters with a New Concert in Bulgaria in 2018
Roger Waters, part of legendary Pink Floyd, will have a new concert in Bulgaria.
'Inspiration' Festival of the Old Town of Plovdiv Will Run Until 24th of September
The festival of the Old Town in Bulgaria’s second largest city of Plovdiv is already running and its worth to see it.
215,000 Eggs Containing Fipronil Were Found in Plovdiv
215,000 eggs containing fipronil have been found in a warehouse and stores in Plovdiv, the head of the regional food safety office, Kamen Yankov announced, reported Dnes.
Farms with Dangerous Eggs are Still Closed
The three farms where eggs were found with fipronil remain shut down, reports Sega.
Private Doctors Offer an Introduction of a Fee for Children
Consumer fee for children as well is proposed by doctors, reports Sega.
Deputy Minister of Health Presents in Brussels the Candidacy of Sofia for Hosting EMA
Deputy Minister of Health, responsible for European affairs, Dr.
Sports
Dimitar Berbatov is Preparing to Become BFU Chief or Minister
Football player Dimitar Berbatov announced he sees his future in the sport management.
Sports | September 19, 2017, Tuesday // 11:40
Wayne Rooney Pleaded Guilty, Remains 2 Years Without a Driving License
Wayne Rooney pleaded guilty for the charge of drunk driving, reports Mirror.
Sports | September 19, 2017, Tuesday // 10:45
Crime
Crime Group Involved in Drug Distribution Was Detained on Trakia Motorway
The criminal group detained on Trakia motorway on Saturday night (16th of September) has been involved in drug distribution, murders and smuggling, the Ministry of Interior and the Prosecutor's office said on 19th of September, reported BNT.
Crime | September 19, 2017, Tuesday // 17:06
Police Found 40 Illegal Migrants in Sofia
40 illegal migrants were found early this morning in a small house in ''Modern suburb'' district of Sofia during a large-scale police operation, confirmed for bTV by the Interior Ministry.
Crime | September 19, 2017, Tuesday // 09:44
World
U.N. Chief Opens General Assembly with Jabs at Trump, North Korea
Secretary-General Antonio Guterres kicked off the United Nations General Assembly's annual debate on Tuesday by warning that we're living in "a world in pieces," and some very thinly veiled jabs at the current U.
World | September 19, 2017, Tuesday // 17:01
At Least 4 PKK Terrorists Killed in Airstrikes in Northern Iraq
At least four PKK terrorists were killed in airstrikes in northern Iraq, weapon emplacements, hideouts and ammunition depots belonging to the terrorists have been destroyed in airstrikes, the Turkish military said in a statement early Tuesday, Daily Sabah
World | September 19, 2017, Tuesday // 13:17
The First Chinese Space Station will Fall to Earth in Early 2018.
China's first Tianguen-1 space station will crash on Earth in January or February 2018, according to a California-based American non-commercial aerospace corporation, quoted by Newsweek.
World | September 19, 2017, Tuesday // 11:01
Insurgents Attack Syrian-Government Areas Near Hama
Insurgent groups launched a big attack on Syrian government-held areas north of the city of Hama on Tuesday, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights and a media outlet run by the Lebanese group Hezbollah reported, quoted by Reuters.
World | September 19, 2017, Tuesday // 09:51
Maria Gabriel: The EU Needs Cybersecurity Specialists
We need cybersecurity specialists to offer a perspective.
Emmanuel Macron to Push Euro Plan into German Coalition Talks
Emmanuel Macron is planning to barge in on German coalition talks next week by detailing ambitious reforms for the eurozone, in an attempt to force Berlin to shift ground on its approach to the single currency, reported the Financial Times.
Romania braces for migrant influx
Romania is transforming into the next big gateway to Europe for desperate migrants.
Fall in Migration After Brexit Could Push Up Inflation
A sharp fall in migrant workers coming to Britain as a consequence of Brexit could push up wages and cause a spike in inflation in the short term, according to the governor of the Bank of England.
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