Bulgaria is Currently Undergoing an Unusually Rapid Demographic Transformation
When Bulgaria joined the European Union in 2007, the country had the lowest standard of living of any of the 27 countries that belonged to the Union at that time.
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UN: 'Bulgaria Has Reduced Household Waste, Air Pollution Considerably'
The 3rd Environmental Performance Review (EPR) of Bulgaria takes stock of progress made by Bulgaria in the management of its environment since it was peer reviewed for the second time in 2000.
National Statistical Institute Announced Number of Crimes, Accused Persons and Persons Convicted in 2016
The trials of 33 858 committed crimes were concluded in 2016, according to the National Statistical Institute (NSI).
Economically Inactive People in Bulgaria: Who are They and How Many are They?
Eurostat, has just published the data regarding Italy’s percentage (compared to all EU member states) of those between the ages of 15 – 64 who are not part of the workforce.
Double Standard in Food Products on Western and Eastern European Markets
Comparative analysis of the products made in the last month shows that there are differences between the food products sold on the Bulgarian and Western European market, the Deputy Director of the Bulgarian Food Safety Agency, Todorka Yankovska, told BNT
H.E. Irit Lillian, Ambassador of the State of Israel to Bulgaria: ' Valeri Simeonov Should Apologize to All Jewish People'
Bulgarian Deputy Minister whose nationalist party recently joined a coalition with the center-right resigned on Wednesday after a photo emerged of him doing a Nazi salute, writes the Times of Israel.
Eurostat: 2750 Asylum-Seekers in Bulgaria in 2016 Were Unaccompanied Minors
The number of unaccompanied minors among asylum-seekers in Bulgaria in 2016 was 2750, European Union statistics agency Eurostat said, quoted by the Independent Balkan News Agency.
Prof. Boyan Duranchev: 'Bulgaria Is In a Severe Demographic Catastrophe'
2.5 million Bulgarians live in severe material deprivation, according to Eurostat's analysis of social trends and poverty in 2016. What does this mean in practice?
ICCO President Maxim Behar: PR business Needs People With “Sparks in the Eyes”
The Holmes Report CEO Arun Sudhaman talks to Maxim Behar on modern PR, old school, building teams, social media, ethics and fake news
Bulgaria Runs Risk of Periphery Role in EU
Countries like Bulgaria which are no Eurozone members may face marginalization in a European Union of several tiers, political scientist Daniel Smilov has said.
Bulgaria's President Has Chance to Put 'Living in Fear' Mode on Hold
Living in fear, year after year - this song line could apply literally to that part of the Bulgarian electorate which is strongly influenced by messages of politicians over the last few years.
Will Broad Consensus Stand a Chance after Bulgaria's Early Election?
Weeks before Bulgaria's outgoing cabinet leaves office, the prospect of forging political consensus after the early parliamentary election due this spring leaves analysts divided.
Turkey Has More to Lose in Migrant Gamble with EU
The EU may not be as scared by the Turkish President's threat of opening borders to let refugees into member states, a comment on a German-language website says.
Bulgaria's Presidential Election Portends Borisov's Steady Decline
When a foreign media outlet dubbed President-elect Rumen Radev the man who could upturn “the apple cart of Bulgarian politics,” no-one meant that literally.
Bulgaria's Presidential Election May Leave Voters Disappointed
The candidates of the biggest party in the government and the biggest party in opposition, Tsetska Tsacheva and Rumen Radev, will now face each other in a runoff that may not only bring a socialist-backed candidate to the presidency, but also trigger earl
Dimitar Bechev: Bulgaria Presidential Vote Threatens to Shake Up Party System
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov's proven skills as an accomplished political operator might fail him in the presidential election, Dimitar Bechev, Bulgarian researcher Dimitar Bechev has said.
Bulgaria's Market Size 'Challenge to Businesses'
The tiny Bulgarian market poses difficulties to businesses, Ekkehard Neureither, CEO of ABB Bulgaria, has said.
Catalonia: It's About Democracy
Novinite is publishing a piece by Ra?l Romeva, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Institutional Relations and Transparency of the Government of Catalonia.
Spain's Foreign Minister: A Call for a Renewed Dialogue
Novinite is publishing an article by Spain's Foreign Minister Jos? Manuel Garc?a-Margallo, which first appeared in Spanish daily ABC.
'To Burkini or Not to Burkini' – A Defence of the French & Bulgarian Burqa Ban
Novinite is publishing an article by Fayzal Mahamed written on the occasion of the blanket ban on face-covering garments in Bulgaria and, earlier, a prohibition to wear burkini in France.
UN Top Job: Is Bulgaria to Blame for Losing Its Chance?
Results of the vote for UN Secretary General show neither of the two Bulgarian candidates stood any chance to take over the office, an expert has said, a day after Portuguese ex-Prime Minister Ant?nio Guterres was announced as an unanimous choice by the U
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