750 buses will arrive in Sofia for a protest on 25 June, Magdalena Miltenova, a member of the Control Board of the National Association of Bus Carriers and Chairman of the Branch Union for Economic Initiative in Transport, announced in the program "People
Telegraph - A powerful earthquake rocked Japan's second city of Osaka on Monday, killing three people including a nine-year-old girl and injuring scores of others, according to an official tally.
One person has died and three people have been seriously injured in a hit-and-run incident at a music festival in the Netherlands early this morning.
A murder of a 56-year-old man is being investigated in Pleven, announced today the MoI Directorate.
A man threatened a guard in a store with a knife in a Sofia mall.
An earthquake of magnitude 3.
A man was killed in an accident with the concrete transporting truck he drives in Varna.
Eight people, including two visitors from Mexico, were injured Saturday when a taxi crashed into pedestrians on a sidewalk near Red Square in Moscow.
The scene around Hawaii’s Kilauea Volcano, now in its fifth week of intense eruption, has taken a turn for the surreal.
Romania is flooded by torrential rains, which continue to pour over the country for several days, BNT reported.
The torrential rains from yesterday in the capital flooded Terminal 1 at Sofia Airport, bTV reports.
More than half of Bulgarian doctors are over 55 years of age and only one in four is under 45.
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.
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.
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.
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.
On Friday in many places in the western half of the country powerful cumulus and rainy clouds will again develop.
A bus with 40 children from Russia crashes on the road between Kiten and Primorsko, police said in Burgas.
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 "Culture Reforms" Movement, established last month, invites to its first forums for critical monitoring of cultural policies in Bulgaria.
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.
Deputy Minister of Defence Atanas Zapryanov Opened an International Scientific Conference on Cybersecurity and Cyber Defence
50% more Chinese Tourists in Bulgaria
Potentially Defective Aluminum was used by All Car Manufacturers in Japan
