COVID-19 in Bulgaria: 266 New Cases and 26119 Immunized
266 new cases of coronavirus have been registered for the last 24 hours in Bulgaria, according to current data on the Unified Information Portal.
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Kozloduy NPP Unit 5 Works Again, No Risk of Radioactive Contamination
In the early hours on January 22, Kozloduy nuclear power plant (situated on the Danube River in northwestern Bulgaria) shut down Unit 5 after a protection system was activated following a routine technical operation.
Is Bitcoin the Answer to a Financial Crisis?
To lots of people, bitcoin may be a fun tool to use and experiment with digital currency or to pay for stuff anonymously online or perhaps some people see it as a means out of a financial crisis.
Third Zimbabwean Minister Dies of COVID-19 within a Week
Authorities confirmed that Zimbabwe's Minister of Transport and Infrastructural Development Joel Matiza died of COVID-19 on Friday.
COVID-19 in Bulgaria: 566 New Cases, 8 with the New Strain of COVID-19
566 are new cases of COVID-19 in the last 24 hours in Bulgaria.
Greece Extends Entry Restrictions Until 8 February 2021
The Greek government has extended until 8 February 2021 restrictions for all arrivals in the country by air, land or sea transport, the Press Office of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced.
German Ambassador to Skopje Takes Stand on Bulgaria and North Macedonia Dispute
There are good neighborly relations between North Macedonia and Bulgaria.
Bulgaria: Ministry of Environment Slaps Stiff Fines on Polluting Mayors
Seventy-five mayors in Bulgaria have been penalized for polluting environment with urban waste, shows the information of the Ministry of Environment and Water concerning the control activities of Ministry’s 15 regional inspectorates ensuing from the Waste
UK Government Mulls Full Closure of Country’s Borders
The full closure of the UK's borders has been "considered" by the government amid concerns about new COVID variants being imported from abroad, a minister has revealed.
European Economy Shrinks Above Expectations in January
Economic activity in the euro zone shrank markedly in January as stringent lockdowns to contain the coronavirus pandemic hit the bloc’s dominant service industry hard.
Business | January 22, 2021, Friday // 15:06
Brazil Oxygen Supplies Running Short amid Second Covid Wave
Brazilian doctors and scientists are working hard to understand the new variant of Covid-19 that was found in the Amazon.
Israel Sets Record High Vaccinations in a Day
Israel has vaccinated 224,000 people against Covid-19 in a single day, reported country Health Minister.
Bulgarian Virologist: Novel Strain of Covid-19 Attacks Younger People Too
The new coronavirus mutation yields a higher viral load and affects younger people, warned deputy director of the National Center for Infectious and Parasitic Diseases, Prof.
All Hydro- and Thermal Power Plant in Bulgaria Activated to Compensate for Turned off Reactor of Kozloduy NPP
The Bulgarian Electricity System Operator (ESO) has activated the replacement capacities of all thermal and hydro power plants in the country to compensate for the generation following the automatic shutdown of Unit 5 of the Kozloduy NPP at 1:16 am on 22
European Commission Proposes Mapping Coronavirus Occurrence Rate in Member States
The European Commission has proposed the inclusion of a new category in the map of Europe, which identifies the varying degrees of coronavirus spread.
Society | January 22, 2021, Friday // 13:30
Navalny’s Team Released Two-Hour Video Featuring Putin’s Deluxe Palace in Crimea
Alexei Navalny's team on Tuesday released a two-hour video featuring details of a luxurious property on Russia's southern Black Sea coast purportedly belonging to Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Society | January 22, 2021, Friday // 12:44
Bulgaria: Nevestino Villagers Start Strouma River Cleanup on Their Own
A “cleaning operation” for the removal of urban waste along the Strouma River near the village of Nevestino has started.
Russian Diplomat Expelled from Albania for Breach of Anti-Epidemic Measures
The Albanian government has officially expelled a Russian diplomat from the country for violating epidemiological measures imposed to counter the coronavirus pandemic, Albania’s Top Channel TV reported Thursday.
Will Tokyo Olympics Be Canceled over Covid-19 Pandemic?
A top Japanese official denied a report Friday that government officials privately believe the upcoming Tokyo Olympics will have to be canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic, Reuters reported.
Sports | January 22, 2021, Friday // 11:37
CEO of Pirogov Emergency Hospital: What’s Going on in Europe Is Coronavirus Third Wave
It has not been officially confirmed yet that the new strain of coronavirus has already been detected in Bulgaria, said Prof.
New US President Will Take Tough Stand on Russia
President Biden is seeking a five-year extension with Russia on the only remaining treaty limiting the world’s two largest nuclear arsenals just days before it expires, said two senior U.
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