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Normal Traffic on Sofia "Bulgaria" Boulevard will be Resumed on September 10
The movement on Bulgaria Boulevard is expected to be fully restored by September 10.
5 Longest Hunger Strikes In History
Food is one of life’s most taken for granted commodities, and most people reading this article right now will have access to it in one form or another.
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Bulgarian Military Ministry Delegation is Leaving for the United States
A Delegation of the Ministry of Defense, led by Deputy Defense Minister Atanas Zapryanov, will be on a US visit from August 27 to August 31, 2018, the Press Center of the Ministry of Defense announced.
Ukrainian Filmmaker Sentsov Enters Day 100 of Hunger Strike
Ukrainian filmmaker Oleg Sentsov on Tuesday entered day 100 of his hunger strike, as he languishes in a Russian Arctic prison on terror charges with little hope of release.
World | 4 hours ago
Economic Crisis and the Long Shadow of European Youth Unemployment
One of the most visible and distressing consequences of the 2008-09 financial crisis was the marked increase in unemployment across Europe, reaching heights that had not been seen for decades.
Challenges for Bulgarian Residential Construction
A rise in profit margin is said to be increasingly attracting investors to the Bulgarian residential construction sector, as increases in employment and income, combined with low interest rates on both deposits and housing loans, are pushing residential c
Italy Flash Flood Kills at Least 11 Hikers in Tourist Spot as Rescuers Search Gorge for Survivors
The Telegraph - At least 11 people were killed in southern Italy when they were washed away over rocks by a raging white-water creek in a deep mountain gorge that swelled suddenly after heavy rain.
Tube Station Shooting Leaves Three Injured in North West London
THREE people were injured in a drive-by shooting outside a tube station last night in another evening of violence in Lawless London.
Crime | 8 hours ago
Eurostat: Every Third Bulgarian has Traveled for Tourism once a Year
About 30 percent of Bulgarians, or almost every third, have made at least one tourist trip for personal purposes (abroad or within the country), according to Eurostat's analysis of EU travel trips in 2016.
Society | 8 hours ago
Multiple Rockets Hit Afghan Capital Kabul, Clashes Underway
Multiple rockets hit near the diplomatic area in the Afghan capital Kabul early Tuesday, as officials said fighting had broken out between security forces and militants in the city's old quarter.
World | 9 hours ago
Did Putin Overplay his Hand over Macedonia Name Deal
The Kremlin's foreign policy increasingly seems to rest on the assumption that all countries are as corruptible as Vladimir Putin's Russia.
Politics | August 21, 2018, Tuesday // 09:57
Bulgaria Issues Tender for Biometric ID System
Bulgaria’s interior ministry has opened a €121.
Bulgaria's Top Prosecutor Orders Probe of Regulator over Insurer
* Cyprus-based insurer put into liquidation
Worst Anthrax Outbreak in 20 Years Hits French Farms
AFP More than 50 cows, sheep and horses have died in France's most serious outbreak of anthrax in two decades, according to officials who have warned of a vaccine shortage.
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