A Man Threatened a Guard in a Sofia Mall with a Knife (VIDEO)
A man threatened a guard in a store with a knife in a Sofia mall.
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An Earthquake of Magnitude 3.5 on the Richter is Registered in Belitsa
An earthquake of magnitude 3.
Truck Transporting Concrete Killed a Man in Varna
A man was killed in an accident with the concrete transporting truck he drives in Varna.
Eight Injured as Taxi Rams Pedestrians near Moscow’s Red Square (Video)
Eight people, including two visitors from Mexico, were injured Saturday when a taxi crashed into pedestrians on a sidewalk near Red Square in Moscow.
Hawaii's Kilauea Volcano Starts Raining Green Gems
The scene around Hawaii’s Kilauea Volcano, now in its fifth week of intense eruption, has taken a turn for the surreal.
Torrential Rains Caused Floods in Romania
Romania is flooded by torrential rains, which continue to pour over the country for several days, BNT reported.
The Ceiling of Terminal 1 at Sofia Airport is Leaking from the Rain and Floods in Sofia (Video)
The torrential rains from yesterday in the capital flooded Terminal 1 at Sofia Airport, bTV reports.
More than half of the Doctors in Bulgaria are over 55 Years Old
More than half of Bulgarian doctors are over 55 years of age and only one in four is under 45.
Study: EU Test Undervalued Toxicity of Cigarettes
EUOBSERVER - The test method currently used in the EU to determine levels of carbon monoxide, nicotine, and tar in cigarettes structurally underestimates the presence of those harmful substances, according to a Dutch study out this week.
Macron Wants to Return the Official Status of the French Language
On Friday, June 15, it became known that the President of France Emmanuel Macron wants to make French the main language of the European Union.
Antarctic Ice Melting faster than ever, Studies Show
The Guardian - Ice in the Antarctic is melting at a record-breaking rate and the subsequent sea rises could have catastrophic consequences for cities around the world, according to two new studies.
Swedish City Votes in Favour of Permit Requirement for Beggars
The Local - A Swedish city council has voted to require people to apply for a permit if they plan to "passively" beg for money -- but the decision could still be overturned before coming into force.
Yellow Code for Rain and Thunder for Half of Bulgaria
On Friday in many places in the western half of the country powerful cumulus and rainy clouds will again develop.
Bus with 40 Children from Russia Crashed between Kiten and Primorsko
A bus with 40 children from Russia crashes on the road between Kiten and Primorsko, police said in Burgas.
Outbreak of African Plague in Feral Pigs near the Border of Bulgaria
In connection with a new outbreak of African swine fever virus in feral pigs near the border of Bulgaria in Tulcea, Romania, the Executive Agency for Forests calls on Bulgarian hunters to strictly observe the preventive measures imposed to reduce the spre
The Bulgarian "Cultural Reforms" Movement Begins a Series of Cultural Policy Forums
The "Culture Reforms" Movement, established last month, invites to its first forums for critical monitoring of cultural policies in Bulgaria.
789 Bulgarian Drivers and Passengers were Caught without a Seat Belt within a Month
789 violations of the rules for the use of safety seat belts in motor vehicles have been registered for 4 weeks, the Supreme Administrative Prosecutor's Office announced.
Child was Injured after a Football Goal Fell on him at a Sports Ground
8-year-old child was injured last night during a game on the football field on Georgi Terter Street in Kyustendil.
The Great Bulgarian Director and Animator Rumen Petkov has Died
Bulgarian director of animated films Rumen Petkov has passed away said Nadezhda Slavova, a student, a colleague and a relative.
Eurostat: 4 out of 10 Bulgarians Live in Overcrowded Housing
About 41 percent of Bulgarians, or 4 out of 10 Bulgarians, live in overcrowded housing, according to Eurostat's analysis of the housing stock in the EU in 2017.
An Earthquake of Magnitude 5.8 Shook the Island of Sumatra
An earthquake of magnitude 5.
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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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