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Bulgaria's Prоsecutor General under Fire again
Attempts by the outgoing caretaker government to oust Prosecutor General Ivan Geshev, who served under the previous government of Boyko Borissov, are continuing.
Vacccination Rate in Bulgaria Lower than Officially Reported
For two months, the Bulgarian authorities have been miscalculating the number of vaccinated people in the country.
EasyJet with Routes to 30 Countries in August
In August, the low-cost airline EasyJet will serve 30 countries.
North Macedonia Must Do away with Discrimination against Bulgarian Minority
Bulgaria is pushing for an end to “discrimination” against the Bulgarian minority in North Macedonia, with Bulgarian Rumen Radev discussing the topic with his Austrian counterpart Alexander Van der Belen on Monday in Vienna.
Presidents of Austia and Bulgaria Discuss Topical Issues
Bulgarian President Rumen Radev paid a working visit to Salzburg on 26 July, at the invitation of Austrian Federal President Alexander van der Bellen.
Tourists from Romania 46.7 Percent of All EU Visitors to Bulgaria
In June, in the conditions of pandemic, Bulgarian citizens took 458,700 trips abroad, National Statistical Institute data show.
Bulgaria Air Adds New Flights to Regular Schedule in August and September
To meet growing demand and an increase by more than 40 per cent in bookings, Bulgaria Air increases its flights from Sofia to Moscow, Amsterdam, Palma de Mallorca, Madrid and Larnaka, in August and September, the air carrier said.
Trade between Moscow and European Union up 2% in First Quarter of 2021
In the period from January to March 2021, total trade between Moscow and EU member states rose 2% to USD 27.
Health Ministry Orders Termination of Contract for New Children's Hospital
The Health Ministry has ordered the termination of a contract for building a new children's hospital which would involve the completion of a complex of buildings nextdoor to Sofia's Alexandrovska Hospital.
Acute Shortage of Medical Professionals Adds Pressure to Bulgarian Healthcare System
More than 500 medical workers leave Bulgaria every year.
Survey: 58.9 Percent of Bulgarians Approve of Caretaker Cabinet
Public opinion of the caretaker cabinet is, at this point, positive – 58.
3 Ways To Multiply Your Bitcoin Holdings
For the most part, Bitcoin is used either as a storage of value or as an investment (most people believe it has enormous potential for long-term growth).
Online Gaming Rules in Canada
Canada is a growing hot spot for online gambling, with hundreds of casino operators and game studios taking advantage of the vast market.
More Workers Exempt from Quarantine to Avoid Staff Shortages
The British government has sought to ease food supply pressures in England by exempting more than 10,000 workers from quarantine rules that had led to staff shortages and empty shelves and fears of panic-buying, AP reported.
Bulgaria Set to Drasrtically Increase Pensions as of 1 October
Bulgaria’s caretaker government plans to increase all pensions from 1 October this year, announced Finance Minister Asen Vassilev, adding that if parliament supports his proposals, no pensioners in Bulgaria will be living below the poverty line by autumn.
Bulgarian Economy Minister Petkov to Alert Prosecution Office about Ministerial Complex Project
Caretaker Economy Minister Kiril Petkov Friday said that his ministry is preparing an alert to the prosecution service about a project for "a ministerial complex in Sofia Tech Park".
Germany and US announce Deal to Allow Completion of Nord Stream 2
Germany and the United States on Wednesday announced a deal to allow the completion of Nord Stream 2 (NS2) to Europe without the imposition of further American sanctions.
Bulgaria: National Recovery and Resilience Plan - What to Expect?
The National Recovery and Resilience Plan, Version 1.
Tourism Industry Fears Decline in Number of Tourists in August
With a new order of the Ministry of Health, 6 more countries, including the UK and Spain, have been added to the Covid-19 "red zone” list and their tourists will not be allowed in Bulgaria.
Construction of Balkans' Longest Tunnel between Sofia and Burgas Starts in Bulgaria
Bulgaria has begun construction of the longest tunnel in the Balkans, as part of the railway between Sofia and the Bulgarian Black Sea city of Bourgas.
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