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Wizz Air Launches New Year-Round Route from Sofia to Stuttgart
Wizz Air, the largest low-cost airline in Central and Eastern Europe, has announced the launch of a new route connecting Sofia, Bulgaria, to Stuttgart, Germany, commencing December 16, 2024
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CITUB Demands 10% Public Sector Pay Rise, Pushes for ‘Living Wage’ Model
The union's president, Plamen Dimitrov, made the announcement on Wednesday, highlighting the pressing need for reform in Bulgaria’s income policies, including the introduction of a “living wage” standard tied to the cost of living for workers and their families
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Bulgaria to Conduct National Emergency System Tests on October 1
The test will include two components: the broadcast of an alert signal and an "end-of-alert" signal through acoustic devices connected to the National Early Warning and Notification System
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Many Bulgarian Regions Still Lack 24-Hour Pharmacies, Leaving Residents Without Nighttime Access
Twelve regions in Bulgaria, including Vidin, Dobrich, Lovech, Montana, and Yambol, currently lack any 24-hour pharmacies, raising concerns about residents' access to essential medications during nighttime hours
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Bulgaria’s New Driver’s License Rules Spark Protests and Support Amid Mixed Reactions
Seven organizations involved in driver training have publicly opposed the proposed changes, particularly criticizing the introduction of electronic driving hour cards and the limits on test attempts
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EU Weighs Protections for Bulgarian Poultry Amid Ukrainian Egg Surge
Takhov's request comes as Bulgaria faces a dramatic rise in egg imports from Ukraine. Over 2.6 million tons of eggs entered Bulgaria during the first half of 2024, a staggering fivefold increase compared to the same period in 2023
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Water-Laden Cheese Scandal Raises Concerns in Bulgaria: Calls for Legal Reform Intensify
Cheese with a water content exceeding 75% is being sold in Bulgarian stores, sparking outrage among industry representatives. The inspection’s findings, which have been widely reported by the Bulgarian National Radio (BNR), have underscored a growing demand for stricter regulations and increased transparency in the food sector
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Bulgaria Set to Receive €10.9 Million from EU for Drought-Stricken Corn and Sunflower Producers
Following this approval, the funds will be transferred to the Bulgarian government, which will have until the end of April 2025 to distribute the money to the affected farmers and agricultural enterprises
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Bulgaria Braces for Potential Migrant Wave Amid Middle East Conflicts, Says Acting PM Glavchev
Following a session of the National Security Advisory Council (NSAC), Glavchev warned that although there has not yet been a significant increase in migration, the risk of a surge remains a top priority for the government
Rising Scooter Accidents in Bulgaria Prompt Crackdown on Traffic Violations
This year alone, authorities have imposed three times as many fines for violations involving electric scooters compared to previous years. Since the beginning of the year, 831 fines and more than 3,200 penalty slips have been issued for scooter-related traffic violations
Young Man Killed in Scooter Accident on Sofia’s Simeonovsko Shosse Boulevard
Emergency responders arrived promptly after receiving the distress call, but it was too late to save the victim. "Upon arrival, our team found the man unresponsive," a spokesperson for the emergency services stated. "Sadly, there was nothing more we could do"
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Dominica: New projects unveiled at the 2024/2025 budget session
Finance Minister Irving McIntyre revealed a big budget for several projects to be undertaken the coming fiscal year.
Dominica budget 2024/2025 scheduled today: $1.4 B expected allocation
The new budget for Dominica is expected to have a $1.4 Billion expenditure. The final budget address is set to take place today.
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Bulgaria holds potential to be leading producer of insect products
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Pakistani government maintains calmness despite the IMF loan deadlock
According to Dawn, the Pakistani government is maintaining a brave face despite the stalemate over obtaining IMF assistance required to stop a possible national collapse