Plovdiv, the second-largest city in Bulgaria, is getting ready to cement its status on the European city break circuit as one of two European capitals of culture for 2019, according to CNN.
A number of flights to and from Istanbul are canceled today because of the bad weather in the area, Turkish television CNN Turk said.
The US president has called on European countries to pay their obligations to NATO.
Two of Britain's largest international airports are planning to install military-grade anti-drone defense systems to avoid attacks like the one that grounded nearly 1,000 flights at London's Gatwick Airport over the Christmas holidays, reported VOA News.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is in contact with a group of Bulgarian tourists on the island of Koh Samui.
Cold, snow and strong winds are forecast for the weekend, reported the Bulgarian National Television.
163 snow cleaning machines worked this night in the capital, announced the press center of Sofia Municipality.
The Bulgarian capital of Sofia celebrated on Thursday the 141st anniversary of its liberation from Ottoman rule.
Some 3,095 road accidents occurred in the territory of Bulgari’s Plovdiv region in 2018 and this ranks it at one of the leading places for road accidents in the country.
Individuals can submit their annual income tax return for 2018 from January 10, the National Revenue Agency reported on 3rd of January.
Today is the fourth day with problems with the e-vignettes introduced in Bulgaria on 1 January, 2019, reported the Bulgarian National Radio.
Tropical storm Pabuk has begun pelting southern Thailand with rain and wind, in what is expected to be the worst storm to hit the region in 30 years, reported BBC.
A code orange warning for strong wind from north-northeast with gusts of 30 m/s is in place for the regions of Sliven and Burgas, the National Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology said.
Before noon today the snowfall will begin to taper off, last in the Rila-Rhodope and the southwestern regions.
A Bulgarian woman is among the accused of involvement in a two billion dollars fraud scheme.
Hackers have released confidential data linked to Chancellor Angela Merkel and hundreds of other politicians in Germany in the biggest data dump of its kind in the country, reported Bloomberg.
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