Bulgaria’s government approved Wednesday plans to add a new reactor at its Soviet-era nuclear power plant at Kozloduy, effectively ditching another project to build a… Read More »Bulgaria May Have New Nuclear Reactor in Ten Years
January 20 (BTA) – There were 544 new COVID-19 cases out of 7,921 tests done in the 24 hours until Tuesday midnight, according to data… Read More »(DF) COVID-19 Update: 544 New Cases in 24 Hours
January 19 (BTA) – The possibility to relax anti-COVID-19 measures in some sectors and businesses was discussed at a working meeting convened by Prime Minister… Read More »(DF) Prime Minster Hosts Discussion on Possible Partial Relaxation of Anti-COVID-19 Measures
The head of the International Monetary Fund has warned that the global economy risks a return of the Great Depression, driven by inequality and financial sector… Read More »IMF Head Kristalina Georgieva: Forecasts for Global Economy Are Grim
January 19 (BTA) – The Bulgarian healthcare authorities confirmed 570 new COVID-19 cases in the country in 24 hours on Monday after 7,964 tests, according… Read More »(DF) 570 New COVID-19 Cases, 82 Deaths Reported
January 18 (BTA) – Bulgarian Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ekaterina Zaharieva conferred with Poland’s Deputy Foreign Minister and national coordinator for the Three… Read More »(DF) Bulgarian Foreign Minister Confers with Poland’s Three Seas Initiative Coordinator
Restaurateurs complained that “their patience is already exhausted.” Minister of Tourism Mariana Nikolova assured that she is constantly in touch with the guild. Tomorrow there… Read More »Bulgaria: Restaurants May Be Opened in February
Badasyan said there are specialized anti-corruption courts in several countries (Afghanistan, Bulgaria, Cameroon, Croatia, Indonesia, Pakistan, … is pegged at 892,620 AMD (including taxes), for… Read More »Armenian Parliament Discusses Bill to Create Anti-Corruption Court
January 18 (BTA) – The inflation rate in Bulgaria in December, compared to November, was 0.5 per cent, the National Statistical Institute informed on Monday.… Read More »(NW) December’s Inflation in Bulgaria Stands at 0.5%
January 17 (BTA) – Health Minister Kostadin Angelov said Sunday that if the COVID-19 infection rate continues to fall down, some of the older pupils… Read More »(DF) Students in Grades 7th and 12th Most Likely to Resume in-Person Schooling in February
