Bulgaria’s Workforce Hits 3.7 Million as Productivity Sees Modest Gains
Preliminary data from the National Statistical Institute (NSI) show that Bulgaria employed 3,726,500 people in the third quarter of 2025
Greek scientists have expressed their gratitude to Bulgaria for including them in an upcoming expedition to Antarctica.
For the first time, two Greek scientists will participate in this Bulgarian-led expedition, traveling aboard the Bulgarian research vessel. Simeon Konstantinidis, president of the non-governmental organization "Greek Society of the Polar Zone," shared his appreciation in an interview, stating, “I thank Bulgaria for opening the doors of the Bulgarian base for us.”
One of the Greek researchers specializes in astrophysics and plans to collaborate with Bulgarian scientists to conduct astronomical observations and measurements in Antarctica. Meanwhile, the second Greek professor will focus on performing psychological assessments of individuals living in isolated environments.
Konstantinidis highlighted Bulgaria's significant advancements in Antarctic science, noting the country's high level of expertise in this field.
Forecaster Petar Yankov has announced that Bulgaria will see a slight drop in temperatures over the coming weekend, with rainfall beginning tonight
Bulgaria’s Ombudswoman, Velislava Delcheva, has contacted the Bulgarian National Bank (BNB) over citizen complaints regarding the distribution of euro coin starter kits
Bulgaria is set for a day of unsettled weather on Friday, with significant rainfall expected across much of the western half of the country, particularly in the southwest
Bulgarian History Publishing House has released a new book, 440 Days. Atatürk in Bulgaria
Support for the ongoing protests in Bulgaria remains strong, according to the latest data from the independent sociological program of the “Myara” agency
Sofia is set to host a major cultural event on December 23 with the grand finale of HAUSER’s world tour
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