Greece Has Introduced Exceptional Protection Measures Against African Swine Fever
Greece has introduced a high level of border control with Bulgaria to prevent the spread of African swine fever.
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France Will Build a Weapon to "Blind" Enemy Satellites
France plans to develop antisatellite laser weapons, but will only use it for self-defense, the defense minister said, outlining the country's new military space strategy.
North Korea Detained the Crew of a Russian Fishing Vessel
North Korea has detained a crew of a vessel of 15 Russians and two South Koreans for violation of the entry regime on its territory.
The US is Launching a Major Anti-Monopoly Investigation Against the Major Technology Companies on the Internet
No specific companies are listed.
Boris Johnson is the New UK Prime Minister
Former London Mayor and engineer of Brocott Boris Johnson was announced today as the next UK prime minister and new Conservative Party leader.
8 European Countries Set up a Mechanism For Allocation of Rescued Migrants
This was stated by French President Emmanuel Macron after a meeting in Paris, writes NOVA TV.
Over 825,000 People Became EU Citizens in 2017
In 2017, 825,447 people acquired citizenship of an EU member state, according to Eurostat data published today.
Shinzo Abe Won the Elections in Japan
His coalition received 77 seats in the upper house of parliament, writes NOVA TV.
Zelensky's Party is the Big Winner of the Ukrainian Elections
The party of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is the great winner of yesterday's extraordinary parliamentary elections.
Trillions of Cigarette Butts Thrown on the Ground Annually
Trillion cigarette butts are thrown globally every year, but they do not decompose and they do interfere with plant growth, according to Independent.
Ursula von der Leyen: The European Union does not Want a Hard Brexit
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said she would extend the negotiation term for Brexit if London gives a good reason for that, Reuters reported.
China is the World's Largest Watermelon Producer
With about 2 million hectares of watermelons and annual production worth more than 2 trillion yuan (about $ 290.
Russia Urged Europe to Clarify its Position on the Iranian Nuclear Agreement
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov is on a visit to Germany and yesterday urged Europe to make a clearer stance on the Iranian nuclear deal, BTA reported.
Juncker Has Accepted the Resignation of the Secretary-General Martin Selmayr
European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker has accepted the resignation of Secretary-General Martin Selmayr, a spokesman for the institution said today.
Short Circuit Shuts Down Three Reactors of a Russian NPP
Russian nuclear power plant shut down three of its four reactors automatically because of a short-circuit in a transformer, the radiation level remains normal, said Rosenergoatom.
The Lower House of the US Congress Did Not Accept Trump's Proposal For Impeachment
The Lower House of the US Congress has rejected the proposal to initiate a procedure to remove President Donald Trump from office.
The United States Excludes Turkey From the F-35 Program
Turkey's decision to purchase the Russian C-400 missile systems makes it impossible for the country to participate in the F-35 Fifth-generation US fighter plan.
Migration from Eastern Europe Has Led to a Great Increase of the Population of Germany
Every day on average 74 Bulgarians, 79 Croats and 180 Romanians emigrated to Germany last year.
Christine Lagarde Resignes as Firector of the IMF
Christine Lagarde resigned as director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
Turkey Will not Give up on Drilling Near Cyprus, Despite EU Sanctions
European sanctions will not make Turkey to give up on drilling near Cyprus, the Turkish foreign ministry said.
Ursula von der Leyen Elected European Commission President
The European Parliament on Tuesday elected Ursula von der Leyen as the next president of the European Commission — the first woman to hold the EU's top executive job, reported POLITICO.
Highlights
INTERVIEW
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Boris Bonev, Mayor Candidate: Deadly Combination of Corruption and Incompetence Rules Sofia
- Global Voices: The Fight Against Disinformation in Bulgaria is almost Nonexistent, Says Journalist Ivan Georgiev
- Interview with Jean Ghislain La Fonta, Executive Vice-President, Sixense Group
- The President of Croatia Kolinda Grabar-Kitarovic Is the 66th “Face of Democracy”
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Bulgaria is the EU Country with the Largest Number of Women in the IT Sector
Hewlett Packard Enterprise Sold its Assets and Contracts in Bulgaria
