EU mobilises further support against devastating fires in Greece
European Commissioner for Humanitarian Aid and Crisis Management Christos Stylianides arrived in Athens on July 24 to coordinate the EU assistance
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Month: July 2018
#artofdanube: Kilometre-long portrait of Danube to visit two places in Bulgaria
A kilometre-long painting of the Danube, the world’s longest, is on tour through 13 cities along the river in summer
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Alpha Research poll: Six out of 10 Bulgarians do not foresee early elections
Just 37.1 per cent of Bulgarians polled by Alpha Research said that they expected the current political situation to lead
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Bulgaria warns Greece and Turkey of dangerous increased river levels
The Bulgarian Foreign Ministry said on July 24 that it had warned the authorities in Greece and Turkey of an
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Death toll from Attica fires reaches 74, over 180 people injured
Greece keeps discovering bodies of people who did not make it during the wildfires in Attica on Monday, July 23.
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One dead in floods in Bulgaria’s Teteven
A man has died in the flood-stricken area of Teteven in north central Bulgaria after attempting to get across the
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European Commission proposes paying 6000 euro per migrant to countries hosting ‘controlled centres’
The European Commission has expanded on its concept of “controlled centres” for the processing of migrants disembarked in the EU,
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Bulgarian President Radev vetoes Privatisation Act amendments
Bulgarian President Roumen Radev has vetoed the Privatisation Act amendments passed by Parliament last week, on the grounds that the
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Bulgaria completes dredging project to deepen Danube for shipping
A 42-day project to deepen a stretch of the Danube River to ease the passage of shipping in the most
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