Bulgarian Artist Christo's 'London Mastaba' Made from over 7,000 Stacked Barrels Floats on Serpentine Lake
Design Boom - The london mastaba, a temporary sculpture by world-renowned artist christo, has opened in london’s hyde park.
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Saudi Arabia World Cup Players Tell of Terror after Plane’s Engine Catches Fire Mid-air
SAUDI Arabia's official team plane was forced to make an emergency landing after a bird flew into its engine sparking a fire with the World Cup squad on board.
Bulgarians have Proved to be the most Active in the EU in Reporting Crimes
About 25 percent of Bulgarians, or almost every fourth of our compatriots, were willing to report a crime or vandalism to the relevant authorities, according to data from a large-scale Eurostat analysis of the subject of "crime" in 2016.
Society | June 19, 2018, Tuesday // 12:26
Child Fell from an Abandoned Building in Mezdra
The Regional Directorate of the Ministry of Interior in Vratsa reported about a serious incident in Mezdra.
Shooting in Malmö, Five Injured
SWEDISH POLICE SAID several people have been injured after shots were fired in Sweden’s third-largest city.
Crime | June 19, 2018, Tuesday // 11:52
Addiction to Video Games was Officially Recognized as a Disease
Addiction to video games was officially recognized as a disease by the World Health Organization.
Kim Jong Un Visiting China
BEIJING (Reuters) - North Korea leader Kim Jong Un is in China on a two-day visit, Chinese state television said on Tuesday, his third visit to the North’s major ally this year.
Bulgaria Takes Forward the Debate on the Future of the Common Agricultural Policy
This Monday the EU agriculture ministers formally exchanged views for the first time on the Commission’s proposal for the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) post-2020 in a meeting chaired by Bulgarian Minister for Agriculture Rumen Porodzanov.
South Pacific Regional Fisheries Management Organisation: Council Adopts New Rules
On 18 June 2018 the Council adopted a regulation setting out revised rules on management, conservation and control measures applicable in the South Pacific Regional Fisheries Management Organisation Convention Area (SPRFMO).
EU Priorities in the UN Food and Agriculture Organisation: Council Conclusions
On 13 June 2018 the Council adopted conclusions on the EU and its member states' medium-term priorities for the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations (FAO).
North Sea Fisheries: Council Adopts Multiannual Management Plan
On 18 June 2018 the Council adopted a new multiannual management plan (MAP) for the North Sea concerning demersal fish stocks - species that live and feed near the bottom of seas.
Aarhus Convention: Council Decision to Strengthen Access to Justice in Environmental Matters
The Council today asked the Commission to submit a study on the Aarhus Convention.
Illegal Annexation of Crimea and Sevastopol: EU Extends Sanctions by One Year
On 18 June 2018, the Council extended the restrictive measures in response to the illegal annexation of Crimea and Sevastopol by Russia until 23 June 2019.
Boiler Exploded near a School and Wounded Teachers
An electric boiler exploded in a house near the Academician Nikola Obreshkov Secondary School in Razgrad, Darik Radio reported, two people who were at the time of the accident at the school's fence were injured.
7500 Bulgarian Students are Currently Trained in a Real Work Environment
More than 7500 students from the 326 professional high schools in Bulgaria participate in work placements under the project "Students Practices - Phase 1", financed under the Operational Program "Science and Education for Smart Growth".
The Rain Flooded Sofia
Sofia was another Bulgarian town where the rainy storm triggered a drama.
Men in Bulgaria Receive 38% higher Pensions than Women
Because of the lower wages and the shorter insurance period, women in Bulgaria receive on average 38% lower pension than men.
Society | June 19, 2018, Tuesday // 10:52
750 Buses Block Sofia on 25 June
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
Society | June 18, 2018, Monday // 16:55
Three People Died after an Earthquake in Japan
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 is Killed after Van Drives into Group of Pedestrians at Dutch Music Festival
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.
26-year-old Man Killed his Father with an Axe in Pleven
A murder of a 56-year-old man is being investigated in Pleven, announced today the MoI Directorate.
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Bulgarian EU Presidency
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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
- Schengen Information System: Agreement between the Council Presidency and the European Parliament
- Participants at Sofia Conference Confirm the Role of Cohesion Policy as a Key Investment Instrument in Europe
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