Russia Sends First Batch of Sputnik V Vaccine to North Macedonia

North Macedonia on Sunday received the first batch of 3,000 doses of Russian vaccine Sputnik V from a total order of 200,000 in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic.

UN: One-Third of World Tourist Destinations Remain Closed

Almost a third of the world's destinations are currently completely closed to international tourists because of the pandemic, the UN tourism body said.

Happy Women’s Day, Dear Ladies!

We wish you to be always beautiful and tender because you are those who make us rise every morning with the thought that life has a meaning!

Pope Francis Prayed amid Ruined Churches in Iraq

Pope Francis has visited parts of northern Iraq that were held by Islamic State (IS) militants on the third day of his historic trip to the country.

Pay Gap: Women in Bulgaria Paid 14 Percent Less than Men

“Women in Bulgaria receive salaries which are an average of 14% lower than the salaries of men.

Davos Communications Summit Attracts Over 400 Top Experts From All Continents

Maxim Behar, WCFA President: “Pandemic changed our business upside down, its time to accept this”

Today Is Official Start of Election Campaign in Bulgaria

The election campaign for the 45th National Assembly elections, which will take place on April 4, opens today.

Bulgaria: Date for Replacing Lev with Euro Is Set for 1 January 2024

From 1 January 2024 Bulgarians will pay with Euros in stores.

Cold Front to Cross the Balkans, Weather Changes Sharply on Saturday

Cold front will cross the Balkan Peninsula coming from the north.

European Court of Auditors Launches Probe into Potential Violation of Air Passenger Rights

The European Court of Auditors (ECA), which monitors European Union spending and management, announced that it is launching an audit to assess whether the European Commission took sufficient steps to ensure air passenger rights were upheld during the COVI

UK Ambassador to Bulgaria: British Tourists Will Enjoy Bulgarian Sunny Resorts Again

"Our joint efforts towards lifting restrictions on tourist travel between Bulgaria and the United Kingdom are very important", Bulgaria's Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Tourism Mariana Nikolova at a meeting with Rob Dixon, Ambassador of the United

Bulgaria Among Countries with the Oldest Population in the EU

 Bulgaria is among the countries with the oldest population in the European Union in 2019, according to data from the European statistical office Eurostat.

Bulgaria: Employers Do Not Have Right to Require Vaccination of Their Staffers

 Vaccines for coronavirus are ‘recommendable‘, which means that the patient may refuse to have one, told Bulgaria ON AIR medical law expert Maria Sharkova answering the question of whether employers have the right to set conditions for their employees to

Eurostat: January Retail Sales in Euro Zone Shrink, Bulgaria Boasts Growth

Covid-19 and Loan Moratorium in Bulgaria: Don’t Pay off Your Loans with New Ones

We are increasingly moving closer to lifting the moratorium on all term loans granted as pandemic relief.

Facebook to Monitor Bulgarian and Hungarian News

Facebook introduces new regulations in Bulgaria and Hungary.

IEA: Global CO2 Emissions Rise to Worrying Levels after Historic Decline in 2020

Clean Energy: Bulgaria between Two Difficult Choices

Decarbonisation process in Bulgaria has got stuck between two equally difficult choices – on the one hand, the agreed obligations to the EU for an ambitious energy transition by 2030 and 2050, and on the other, the slow democratisation and entry of renewa

Greece: Direct Ferries Again Connect Thessaloniki with Aegean Islands

Direct ferries connecting Thessaloniki Port with most Aegean islands will be launched.

Bulgaria’s Tourism Sector Workers Stage Protest in Sofia

Representatives of the tourism industry will mount a protest in front of the Council of Ministers.

Cyprus Starts Easing Lockdown Stepwise, Airports Resume Work