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Transport Minister Reports Violations in Large Transport Company in Veliko Tarnovo
Many violations have been registered after a comprehensive inspection of a large transport company in Veliko Tarnovo, Deputy Prime Minister and Transport Minister Grozdan Karadzhov said here Tuesday. He was speaking to reporters during a visit for a
Government Will Not Allow Price Gouging, Says Finance Minister
The government will not allow price gouging, Finance Minister Temenuzhka Petkova said Tuesday. She was speaking to reporters in Veliko Tarnovo, where she attended a forum on the economic progress in Northern Bulgaria. She stated that anyone who has
Bulgaria Represented at 47th Antarctic Treaty Consultative Meeting
A Bulgarian delegation is taking part in the 47th Antarctic Treaty Consultative Meeting, which opened in Milan. Bulgaria was granted consultative status in the Antarctic Treaty System in 1998. It is one of 29 countries entitled to make decisions for the future of Antarctica.
Bulgarian Foreign Ministry Warns of Flight Cancellations in Brussels ahead of National Strike
Belgium will hold a national strike on Wednesday, which is expected to cause flight cancellations, the Bulgarian Foreign Ministry said on its website on Tuesday.
Economy


Banking, Industry, Tourism, Energy and Education among Biggest Winners of Eurozone Entry, Bulgarian Fiscal Council Finds
Energy Minister: State Is Committed to Advancing Prospection, Exploration of Rare Earth Elements
Bulgaria's Energy Minister Zhecho Stankov Tuesday said that the government is committed to advancing the prospection and exploration of rare earth elements.
Bulgaria, Poland Depeen Cooperation in Tourism
Bulgaria’s Tourism Minister Miroslav Borshosh and Piotr Borys, State Secretary at the Polish Ministry of Sport and Tourism, held a bilateral meeting ahead of an informal gathering of EU Ministers of Tourism under the Polish Presidency of the Council
17th National Business Forum on Food Quality Held in Sofia
The 17th National Business Forum entitled Food - Taste, Quality or Reality, was held on Tuesday in Sofia.
Bulgaria’s Fuel Needs Fully Met, According to Energy Minister
Energy Minister Zhecho Stankov said here Tuesday that Bulgaria's fuel needs are fully met. “As Energy Minister, I want to emphasize that we are fully supplied with natural gas. We currently have deliveries through pipelines from Azerbaijan, as well
Culture
Hello, Space! Festival Attracts More Bulgarian Children to Science and Technology - Education Minister
International Music and Arts Festival to Be Held in Debnevo
The Jam on the River International Music and Arts Festival will held for the seventh consecutive year in the Troyan village of Debnevo from July 30 to August 2, the organizers told BTA on Tuesday.
Prof. Vladko Murdarov Honoured by University of Vienna on 50th Anniversary of His PhD Graduation
Prof. Vladko Murdarov has received a golden doctoral diploma at a solemn ceremony at the University of Vienna on the 50th anniversary of his PhD in Philosophy, the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences (BAS) press centre said on Monday.
BTA and 199 Theatre Sign Partnership Agreement
"The big idea of this agreement is for you to systematically, weekly, send information about various theatre-related topics, so that we can keep track of the process of the staging of new plays, of new stars coming to the theatre. An important point is copyright settlement," BTA Director General Kiril Valchev said.
BTA Signs Partnership Agreement with Luben Groys Theatre College
The Bulgarian News Agency (BTA) signed a partnership agreement with the Luben Groys Theatre College in Sofia. This is BTA’s 42nd partnership agreement with a higher education institution. The agency expects that by the end of this year it will have signed such deals with all 51 Bulgarian universities.
Balkans


Former NATO Deputy Secretary General Geoana's Son-in-Law Extradited from Turkiye to Be Handed Over to Romanian Authorities
Russia Again Accuses Serbia of Supplying Arms to Ukraine, President Vucic Says Ammunition Exports Have Been Halted
After Russia's Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) first accused Serbia in late May of covertly exporting military products to Ukraine, the SVR Monday said that this practice had not stopped and supplies to Ukraine's armed forces were increasing. A
Summer School Holiday Starts for Around 20 Million Students in Turkiye
The 2024-2025 school year officially ended on Friday for primary and secondary education institutions across Turkiye, marking the beginning of a three-month summer holiday for nearly 20 million students and over 1.2 million teachers within the Ministry of National Education system.
Swedish Ambassador to North Macedonia: Constitutional Changes Are Key EU Step
Sweden’s Ambassador to the Republic of North Macedonia, Ami Larsson Jain, said in an interview with the “360 Degrees” programme on MRT 1 on Friday that constitutional changes are clearly the next step in North Macedonia's EU integration process.
121 Romanian Citizens Return from Armed Conflict Zone in Middle East
A total of 121 Romanian citizens and members of their families returned to Romania Friday morning from the area of the armed conflict in the Middle East, following government-coordinated efforts led by interim Prime Minister Catalin Predoiu,