People Who Live in Small Towns Are Happier
A study conducted among 400,000 Canadians found that the inhabitants of small provincial towns feel eight times happier than those living in the megacities, according to Daily Mail.
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You Will Live Longer If You Sleep More on Saturdays and Sundays
Lack of enough sleep can lead to serious health problems.
People are More Productive When Weather Is Bad
The bad weather have some positive sides.
Every Fourth Bulgarian Reads a Book every day. Every third - never
Every third of the adults in Bulgaria (36%) state that they do not spend time reading books, and every fourth (24%) read almost daily.
Student Donated more than 3000 Books to Community Centers and Homes for Adults
A student from Pazardzhik Village collected and donated over 3000 books to community centers and homes for elderly people from all over the country, bTV reports.
Scientists have Revealed why Birds have no Teeth
It’s something you cannot stop but wonder, right? Why do birds have beaks and no teeth? Aren’t they related to dinosaurs, which also had a great set of chompers?
Two People were Killed and 18 were Injured in a Crash between a Truck and a Train in Italy
Two people were killed and 18 were injured tonight in derailment of a train in northern Italy, near Turin.
Residents of Zaburdo Fill Potholes on the Way to Chudnite Mostove (Marvelous Bridges) on their Own
Residents of the Rhodope village Zaburdo began to fill the potholes on the way to Chudnite Mostove, the BNT reported.
Travel and Read in a Retro Tram in Sofia on May 24th
The Urban Mobility Center invites all fans of the retro tram to take it to the capital tomorrow, May 24, on the occasion of the Day of Writing.
Truck Hit a Bus on Trakia Motorway, 12 People Are in Hospital
A truck hit a bus, moving along the Lozen-Sofia line on Trakia highway, 7 people were hospitalized, two of them with heavier injuries.
Minister Neno Dimov: We have Made Significant Progress in Regards to Air Quality During the EU Presidency
The Ministry of Environment and Waters has made significant progress on the issue of clean air during the Bulgarian Presidency of the EU Council.
A Car Hit Two Buses with Children Near Anton Village, Western Bulgaria
A car hit two buses full with children on the Sub-Balkan Road between Pirdop and Anton.
The 6-year-old Bulgarian Girl, whose Parents were Killed in Cape Town, Returned to Bulgaria
The six-year-old Bulgarian girl, whose parents were killed on February 12th at their home in Cape Town, South Africa, came home thanks to the joint efforts of the foreign ministers of the two countries Ekaterina Zaharieva and Lindeve Sisulu.
Two-year-old Girl was Severely Bitten by a Dog
A toddler was severely bitten by a domestic dog, police said.
A Collector from Varna Gathered 21 000 Tickets for Public Transport
A resident of Varna boasts over 21,000 used public transport tickets.
BGN 2340 per Month are Needed for or a Normal Life of a Family of Four in Bulgaria
For a normal life of a four-person household - two adults and two children, they need 2340 leva per month.
How the Northeastern Bulgarian Town of Smyadovo Transforms into Modern Energy Efficient Settlement
Everyone in Smyadovo municipality is using solid fuel for heating.
People from Smolyan Take Care for a Wounded Deer Staying between Residential Buildings
For a second day residents of Smolyan neighborhood "Neviastata" take care of a wounded baby roe deer who appeared out of the blue last night in the area of the garages to one of the blocks.
120 Children in Romania are in a Hospital with Symptoms of Food Poisoning
BUCHAREST, Romania (AP) — Romanian authorities say at least two dozen children were taken to a hospital after they possibly were sickened by sandwiches served at their school.
A Child Died After Falling into an Unsafe Wastewater Shaft in Sliven
A child who was only three years old died after falling into an unsafe wastewater shaft in Sliven, BTV said.
Thousands of Students are Taking Bulgarian Language and Literature Exams
Over 55,000 students are taking Bulgarian language and literature exams.
Highlights
Bulgarian EU Presidency
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The Bulgarian Presidency Drives the Debate on the Need to Further Promote Inclusive Education in Europe
- Bulgarian Presidency Reports on the Progress Made on Topics Overseen by European Parliament’s Committee on Constitutional Affairs
- Bulgaria Takes Forward the Debate on the Future of the Common Agricultural Policy
- Deputy Minister of Defence Atanas Zapryanov Opened an International Scientific Conference on Cybersecurity and Cyber Defence
- Minister Kralev: We should use New Technologies to Show the Beauty of Sport and to Motivate for Physical Activity
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