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ARCHIVE - 22 September 2017
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Europe's Youth Unemployment Poses Risk to DemocracyThe Bulgarian Railways Add Extra Seats to Services During Holiday Weekend
Politics
At least 4 Migrants Die as Boat Capsizes in Black SeaBulgarian President: 'Fight Against Corruption Must be Uncompromising'
Head of state: The Strategic Partnership Between Bulgaria and the United States is a Prerequisite For a Far more Active Cooperation in Investments
Society
Bulgaria Celebrates Independence DayNIMH: Cold Weather with Temperatures of up to 18-23°, in Sofia Around 18°
Astronomical Autumn Arrives in Bulgaria
World
Israeli Jets Bombed Site Close to Damascus AirportTrump Signs Executive Order Targeting North Korea's Trading Partners
North Korea may Consider H-bomb Test in Pacific
Macron Signs French Labor Reform Decrees
Uber Stripped of its License to Operate in London
Spain Police Detain Man Accused of Link to Barcelona Attacks
Nearly 2,800 Migrants have Arrived in Greece so Far this Month
Kosovo Gives Up Bid to join Interpol
Business
The Bulgarian Railways Add Extra Seats to Services During Holiday Weekend
The Bulgarian Railway Company, "BDZ - Passenger Transport" EOOD, will provide additional seats over the bank holiday weekend which includes 22nd of September, the Independence Day, reported the Bulgarian National Television.
Politics
At least 4 Migrants Die as Boat Capsizes in Black Sea
At least four people died after a fishing vessel carrying illegal migrants sank in the Black Sea off Turkey’s northwestern province of Kocaeli on Friday, Turkish Coast Guard said.
Bulgarian President: 'Fight Against Corruption Must be Uncompromising'
''Bulgaria can attract many more US investors, but to do this, we need to do our homework - the fight against corruption must be really uncompromising.
Head of state: The Strategic Partnership Between Bulgaria and the United States is a Prerequisite For a Far more Active Cooperation in Investments
The strategic partnership between Bulgaria and the United States is a prerequisite for a far more active economic and investment cooperation, said President Rumen Radev said at a working meeting with the representatives of companies that have invested or
Society
Bulgaria Celebrates Independence Day
On Thursday, Bulgarians celebrate the 108th anniversary of the proclamation of independence of the country.
Society | September 22, 2017, Friday // 09:55
NIMH: Cold Weather with Temperatures of up to 18-23°, in Sofia Around 18°
There will be variable, often substantial clouds over the country today, with rains in some areas, mainly in Western and Central Bulgaria.
Astronomical Autumn Arrives in Bulgaria
Astronomical autumn (fall) is arriving in Bulgaria Sunday, September 22 at 11:44 pm, the Institute for Astronomy and the National Astronomical Lab on peak Rozhen at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, BAS, announced.
World
Israeli Jets Bombed Site Close to Damascus Airport
Israeli jets have reportedly bombed close to the international airport in Damascus in the third attack by the Israeli military on targets associated with the Lebanese group Hezbollah in as many weeks, reported The Guardian.
World | September 22, 2017, Friday // 12:55
Trump Signs Executive Order Targeting North Korea's Trading Partners
President Trump signed an executive order Thursday targeting North Korea’s trading partners, calling it a “powerful” new tool aimed at isolating and de-nuclearizing the regime, Fox News reports.
World | September 22, 2017, Friday // 10:19
North Korea may Consider H-bomb Test in Pacific
North Korea said on Friday it might test a hydrogen bomb on the Pacific Ocean after U.
World | September 22, 2017, Friday // 10:07
Macron Signs French Labor Reform Decrees
President Emmanuel Macron formally signed five decrees overhauling France’s labor rules on Friday, the first major economic reforms since he took power in May.
Uber Stripped of its License to Operate in London
London’s transport regulator on Friday stripped Uber [UBER.
Spain Police Detain Man Accused of Link to Barcelona Attacks
Spanish police on Friday detained a man they said had a close relationship with a number of those involved in last month’s attacks in Barcelona when militant Islamists used a van to hit pedestrians and carried out a follow-up attack, killing 16, reported
Nearly 2,800 Migrants have Arrived in Greece so Far this Month
Almost 500 refugees and migrants arrived on the shores of Greece’s northern Aegean islands this week, taking the number of such arrivals since the beginning of September to nearly 2,800.
Kosovo Gives Up Bid to join Interpol
The Office of the Prime Minister through a press release on Thursday announced that Kosovo gives up bid for Interpol membership this year, Gazeta Express writes.
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