Bulgaria
Bulgarian President Radev to Conduct F-16 Demonstration Flight at Graf Ignatievo Air Base
The open flying day, set to commence at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow, will not only showcase the capabilities of modern fighter jets but also commemorate significant milestones in Bulgaria’s aviation history
Bulgaria
Six Bulgarians Rescued from Sinking Vessel Near Lefkada, Captain Arrested
The Greek Coast Guard acted swiftly, dispatching two boats and a diver to the scene as soon as the emergency was reported. The Bulgarians were successfully evacuated from the vessel, and all six individuals were found to be in good health
Bulgaria
Sofia’s Water Prices Set to Increase by 20% Pending Regulatory Approval
Despite the increase, regulatory authorities assure that water in the Bulgarian capital will remain affordable, pointing out that the new rate is still significantly below what is considered the "socially acceptable price" for the region
Bulgaria
Russian Political Scientist Calls for Pre-Emptive Nuclear Strike on NATO Amid Ukraine Conflict
Known for his hawkish stance, Karaganov's suggestions come amid a protracted conflict in Ukraine, where Russian forces have faced numerous setbacks. His remarks, though not official policy, are seen as reflective of the more extreme views circulating within Russia’s strategic community
Bulgaria
Bulgarians Rank Third in Tourist Visits to Greece, Following Surge in 2023
Germany maintained its top position with approximately 5 million visits, while the United Kingdom followed closely behind with 4.8 million. The overall number of tourist visits to Greece in 2023 reached 36.136 million, representing a 15.2% increase from the previous year
Bulgaria
Two Bessarabian Bulgarians Die While Serving in Ukraine
The Bolhrad Regional Military Administration confirmed the deaths of Sergey Dachev and Mihail Boev, both of whom were mobilized in the Ukrainian military. Sergey Dachev, 39, was serving in Ukraine’s State Border Service when he died on September 6 in the Kharkiv region
Bulgaria
Mass Poisoning of Stray Animals Sparks Outrage in Bulgarian Town of Bobov Dol
Over the weekend, six dogs and two cats were found dead, with reports suggesting they had been killed by poison concealed in minced meat
Bulgaria
Bulgaria Seeks EU Agricultural Aid Amid Severe Drought and Fires
According to the Ministry of Agriculture's press release, the drought has severely impacted multiple sectors of the country's agricultural landscape, including the destruction of livestock, bee colonies, and essential equipment such as hives and agricultural machinery
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Dominica: New projects unveiled at the 2024/2025 budget session
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