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Foreign students in Bulgaria University of Telecommunications and Post Has 51 Foreign Students
Currently, 51 foreign students are studying at the University of Telecommunications and Post, the university told BTA.
Foreign students in Bulgaria University of National and World Economy Has 403 Foreign Students
There are 403 foreign students studying at the University of National and World Economy (UNWE) at the moment, the university told BTA. Four of them are from European Union countries. Foreign students at the UNWE currently come from 21 countries on
The Weather on June 17
June 17: Mainly sunny. Cloudy over mountains in the afternoon. Light northerly-northeasterly wind. Highs: 30C-35C, in Sofia around 30C°. THE COAST: Sunny, with cloudy spells in the afternoon. Light wind. Highs: 25C-28C. seawater temperature:
Foreign students in Bulgaria About 2000 Foreign Students Study at Medical University of Varna
About 2000 foreign students study at the Medical University of Varna, the university told BTA. The largest group among them, nearly 1000, are from Germany.
Economy
Some 83% of Bulgaria's Administrative Structures Ready to Work with Euro
A total of 82.95% of the administrative structures in Bulgaria have adapted their information systems to work with the euro, the press centre of the Electronic Governance Ministry said on Monday. A total of 516 out of 521 administrative bodies have submitted their plans and have completed the adaptation process, according to data on a web-based platform (evro.egov.bg) for tracking and reporting the progress of State structures for the introduction of the single European currency.
Green Transition Forum Transport Minister Karadjov: Rail to Lead Bulgaria’s Green Transition
Rail transport will become the backbone of public transport, Minister of Transport and Communications Grozdan Karadjov said during his participation in the Green Transition Forum 5.0: Competitiveness and Innovation in Central and Eastern European Countries on Monday.
Bulgarian Post AD Suspends Parcel Service for Israel, Iran, Iraq, Lebanon and Jordan
Bulgarian Post AD announced Monday a temporary suspension of its parcel service for Israel, Iran, Iraq, Lebanon and Jordan. The suspension is valid from June 16 and was prompted by the suspension of air services to and from these
Bulgaria To Host 3rd Regional Economic Summit of American Chambers Of Commerce In 2026
Bulgaria will host the third Regional Economic Summit of the American Chambers of Commerce in 2026, the American Chamber of Commerce in Bulgaria announced. The 2nd Regional Economic Summit of the American Chambers of Commerce brought together 150
Culture
Writer/Artist Mihail Toshkov to Be Showcased at National Literary Museum
An exhibition dedicated to writer and artist Mihail Toshkov (1931-2024) is opening at the National Literary Museum on June 19. Toshkov's daughter has donated a substantial part of his creative and personal legacy as a poet, art theorist and artist.
21st International Red Cross, Health Films Festival Opens in Varna
The 21st International Red Cross and Health Films Festival opened in Varna on Thursday.
Survey Shows Strive for Improvement in Training among Young Educators
A survey has found that younger educators strive to improve their qualification and skills. The teachers' trade union affiliated with the Podkrepa Labour Confederation has conducted a survey about the type and regularity of teacher trainings among
Varna Summer International Theatre Festival Closes with "Eyes of Arabia"
The production Eyes of Arabia by the Varna Puppet Theatre will be presented on the last day of the Varna Summer International Theater Festival on Wednesday.
Balkans
TISP Leader Trifonov: North Macedonia's Court Sentence against Ljupco Georgievski Is Another Act of Political Anti-Bulgarian Repression
There Is Such a People (TISP) leader Slavi Trifonov said in a Facebook post on Friday that the suspended sentence by a court in Bitola, North Macedonia, against Ljupco Georgievski is "yet another political anti-Bulgarian repression".
Turkish Catamaran Operator Opens Istanbul - Burgas Ferry Line
The Istanbul-Burgas ferry line was opened by Istanbul Deniz Otobusleri (İDO) Director Murat Orhan on Thursday with an official ceremony held in Istanbul, the Turkish DHA news agency said.
Sofia Slams Guilty Verdict of Bulgarian Community Leader in North Macedonia
The Bulgarian Foreign Ministry said in a position paper that it considers the guilty verdict against Ljupcho Georgievski, the leader of a disbanded cultural centre in Bitola, the Republic of North Macedonia, to be "totally unacceptable". A court in
North Macedonia Should Accept Meeting with Bulgaria's Prime Minister at NATO Summit in Hague
North Macedonia must be proactive and show that the problem with its blocked EU integration is not about including (in the constitution) several hundred citizens of the country who say their mother tongue is Bulgarian, but a policy that has lasted