Bulgaria’s Sofia Tech Park to Boast Most Powerful Computer
The IT giant Atos said that is has fully delivered to Bulgaria’s Sofia Tech Park a super computer that is expected to be Eastern Europe’s most powerful such device.
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EU Expects Relations with Russia to Deteriorate Further – Josep Borrell
The European Union must expect a further deterioration in relations with Russia even though ties have already sunk to their “lowest level”, EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell said on Wednesday.
Gallup International Balkan: ITN and GERB-UDF Have Equal Chances to Win July Elections
ITN (There Is Such a People) party and the coalition GERB-UDF are neck and neck for the upcoming snap elections for parliament on 11 July, a Gallup International Balkan survey, commissioned by the Bulgarian National Radio shows.
Bulgaria Requests from US Additional Info on Persons Sanctioned under Magnitski Act
Bulgaria's Supreme Prosecutor's Office of Cassation requested from the US Department of State additional information on the case of imposing sanctions on three Bulgarian nationals under the Magnitsky Act, BTA learned on Thursday from the prosecuting magi
Passenger Vehicle Sales See Sharp Uptick in Bulgaria
New passenger car registrations in Bulgaria in May 2021 added up to 1989, an increase of 76.
Bulgaria Takes over Rotating Presidency of SEDM Process
As of July 1, 2021, Bulgaria will become the rotating chair of the SEDM process (South East Europe Defence Ministerial).
Bulgaria: Zoran Zaev’s Visit to Sofia Paves Way to Compromise
The delegation of the Republic of North Macedonia led by Prime Minister Zoran Zaev arrives in Bulgaria.
EU Health Commissioner Comes to Sofia to Discuss Pandemic Issues, Vaccination
EU Commissioner for Health and Food Safety Stella Kyriakides arrives in Bulgaria today to discuss with President Rumen Radev and caretaker Health Minister Dr.
Geneva Summit Could Become Inflection Point in Russia-US Relations — Expert
The Geneva summit could prove to be an inflection point in Russia-US relations, senior director for European affairs on the staff of the National Security Council (NSC) in the Barack Obama administration Charles Kupchan told TASS, commenting on Wednesday’
Bulgaria: President Radev Briefs EU, US Ambassadors on Caretaker Government Priorities
During a working meeting Wednesday with the ambassadors in Bulgaria of EU member states, Switzerland, and the United States, President Rumen Radev said, quoted by his press secretariat, that one of the priorities of the caretaker government is increasing
Putin and Biden Begin Talks in Expanded Format
Russian President Vladimir Putin and his US counterpart Joe Biden have begun to hold talks in an expanded format.
Eurostat: Excess Mortality Rate in EU Highest in Bulgaria
Bulgaria had the highest excess mortality in the European Union in April 2021, at 76 per cent compared with an EU average of 20.
Bulgaria: Caretaker Cabinet Decided to Give Another Brush to Recovery and Resilience Plan
The caretaker government decided to further detail about 50% of the existing projects under the Recovery Plan and to register new significant projects and reforms, announced Deputy Prime Minister in charge of European Funds Management Atanas Pekanov durin
Bulgaria: Chairman of State Intelligence Agency to Be Relieved of His Post
Bulgaria’s Caretaker Cabinet has made a proposal to relieve of his the post the Chairman of the State Intelligence Agency Atanas Atanasov, announced cabinet spokesman Anton Kutev after a sitting of the Council of Ministers.
Bulgarians Growing Poorer, Spend Their Rainy Day Funds
Since the beginning of the year, Bulgarians have closed about 1,200 small deposits accounts every day.
Official Delegation of North Macedonia Arrives in Sofia on 17 June
Caretaker Prime Minister Stefan Yanev announced before the Council of Ministers on Wednesday that an official delegation of North Macedonia, headed by his counterpart Zoran Zaev, is arriving in Sofia on Thursday.
School Students of 7th and 10th Grades Sit for Exam in Bulgarian Language and Literature
Today, more than 111,000 school students of 7th and 10th grades are taking a standardized test (the so-called external assessment exam)in Bulgarian language and literature.
Sofia and Skopje Hope for More Active Dialogue on Bilateral Issues
The prospects for taking a real step forward when it comes to the European integration of the Republic of North Macedonia was the central topic of a conversation that the country's Prime Minister Zoran Zaev and Bulgarian President Rumen Radev had at the c
News of the Day: Putin and Biden Set for First Face-to-Face Meeting
President Joe Biden and Russia's Vladimir Putin sit down Wednesday for their highly anticipated summit in the Swiss capital, a moment of high-stakes diplomacy at a time when both leaders agree that U.
Weather in Bulgaria: Code Orange Warning in Force for Four Eastern Regions
The national weather service have declared the Code Orange warning for hazardous weather in four regions for June 16, due to forecast for thunderstorms and heavy rain.
Caretaker Cabinet Report after Month in Office - "chaos" and "disguised corruption"
"The realistic picture shows something what we can call corruption disguised in a plausible and lawful form.
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