The New Chief of Radev's Cabinet Is a PhD in Political Science
The president appointed Kaloyan Metodiev as head of his cabinet with a decree today, the presidential press secretariat announced.
Politics | 6 hours ago
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Israeli PM Netanyahu's Wife Made a Row at a Formal Ceremony in Ukraine
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's wife shocked media and officials with scandalous behaviour during an Israeli politician's visit to Ukraine.
Society | 7 hours ago
A Flock of Flamingos Cooled on Lake Atanasovsko in Burgas
A flock of 159 pink flamingo birds was observed in the northernmost part of Atanasovsko Lake in Burgas.
Society | 7 hours ago
A Case of Malaria was Established at a Refugee Camp in Harmanli
The infected was admitted to a hospital in Plovdiv.
Temperatures in July This Year Were the Highest Ever Recorded Globally
Temperatures in July this year were the highest ever recorded globally.
UN: Refusing Meat Consumption Can Help Combat Climate Change
Changing the human diet in favor of plant-based products can help combat climate change, according to UN experts, quoted by the BNR.
The Canary Islands Are on Fire, more than 5,000 People Were Evacuated Urgently
Huge forest fires rage on the Canary Islands.
A New Case of African Swine Fever in Plovdiv and Lovech
The carcass of a killed wild boar has given a positive result for the disease virus.
Jean-Claude Juncker Won’t Attend the G7 Summit in France
European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker won’t attend the G7 summit in France for health reasons, an EC spokeswoman said today, quoted by Reuters and BTA.
NIMH: Extreme Forest Fire Danger Index for 5 Bulgarian Regions
A warning for extreme fire danger is in place for five Bulgarian regions, the National Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology (NIMH) said on its website, Focus Information Agency reported.
Bulgaria - the Only EU Country in the World 20 Biggest CO2 Polluters Ranking
The Bulgarian thermal power plants near Galabovo and the industrial complex around Tuzla in Bosnia and Herzegovina generate highest pollution in Europe, the website Dnevnik announced, based on a Greenpeace report.
More than 200 Bee Families Have Been Destroyed by the Spraying with Preparations in Varna
According to unofficial data from the association of beekeepers in Varna region, more than 200 bee families have been poisoned from uncontrolled spraying with plant protection products.
Struma Highway Remains Closed for at Least a Month and a Half
The repair of the damaged area on the Struma motorway after Dupnitsa in the direction of “Kuala” will take up to 45 days.
Society | August 19, 2019, Monday // 15:10
For the First Time, a Jordanian Foreign Minister is Arriving in Bulgaria
At the invitation of the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ekaterina Zaharieva, the Jordanian Foreign Minister arrives in Bulgaria for the first time, the Foreign Ministry said.
A Major Breakdown Left All the Southern Quarters of Sofia Without Water
The halt will continue until 8:00 pm tonight.
H.E Emma Hopkins: We Want the Bulgarians to Stay in the UK
On Sunday, the Sunday Times published a document saying the UK would be hit by "shortages of fuel, food and medicine if it left the European Union without an agreement and also threatened to disrupt ports and a hard border with Ireland.
August 19 - World Photography Day
August 19 marks the 179th anniversary of photography being recognized by the French Academy of Sciences and Fine Arts.
Society | August 19, 2019, Monday // 13:41
The Iranian Tanker Grace 1 Left Gibraltar
Gibraltar has rejected a request by the United States to retain the oil-filled Iranian tanker Grace 1.
World | August 19, 2019, Monday // 11:20
Russian and Korean Company with Interest in Belene NPP, China's CNNC Is also Expected
According to Horizont, the Russian company Rosatom and the Korean Hydro Nuclear Company have submitted applications to the Belene NPP strategic investor selection process to date.
Turkey's Lake Tuz Turned Pink
Lake Tuz, Turkey's second-largest, has turned pink, turning into an impressive sight for tourists, Turkish private TV NTV reported, quoted by BTA.
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