Opinion: The Erdogan-Trump rivalry turns dangerous
Turkey is a country in crisis, the Lira’s freefall being a case in point. President Erdogan needs to tackle this,
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Month: August 2018
Draining of oil spill shipwreck off Bulgaria’s Sozopol ‘could begin within days’
Draining of heavy fuel oil from the Mopang, the American vessel sunk off Sozopol in 1921 and the source of
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After Genoa tragedy, Bulgarian PM calls for action to fix bridges
A day after the collapse of a motorway bridge in the Italian city of Genoa that cost at least 39
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Opinion: Brexit has reached a dead end
The UK’s Brexit negotiations with the European Union are at an impasse — that’s according to Prime Minister Theresa May.
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Archaeology: Child’s grave dating back 3000 years found at Bulgaria’s Ryahovets fortress site
Bulgarian archaeologists Ilian Petrakiev and Maya Ivanova have found a gravesite of a child that dates back more than 3000
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Bulgaria records 0.8% economic growth in Q2 2018 – flash estimate
Bulgaria’s economy posted 0.8 per cent growth in the second quarter of the year, the National Statistical Institute (NSI) said
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Bulgaria annual CPI records 3.5% inflation in July
Bulgaria’s annual consumer price index (CPI) recorded 3.5 per cent inflation in July, up 0.3 percentage points compared to a
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State Agency for Bulgarians Abroad writes to expats asking them to come home
The State Agency for Bulgarians Abroad is conducting a letter-writing campaign to appeal to Bulgarian expatriates to return to the
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Bulgaria among 22 European countries in ‘action week’ against child trafficking
Twenty-four suspects were arrested in an EU-wide “action week” against child trafficking, European police agency Europol said on August 14.
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