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12-Metre Crucifix Installed at Elin Pelin Roundabout Ahead of Easter
The church described the placement of the crucifix as a powerful spiritual symbol intended not only to honor the sacred week leading up to Easter, but also to serve as a reminder of faith and caution at a site associated with previous road tragedies
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Sofia Suspends Paid Parking, Extends Public Transport Hours for Easter Holidays
City officials have urged the public to stay informed through the Center for Urban Mobility’s official platforms, where real-time updates on transport schedules and traffic conditions will be provided
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Photo Evidence Links Israeli Tank Shell to Bulgarian Aid Worker’s Gaza Death
Despite the findings, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) have denied responsibility for the attack. The explosions came just a day after an unexpected Israeli bombing ended a fragile two-month truce in the region
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Bulgaria Awaits North Macedonia’s Green Light on Key Cross-Border Rail Tunnel Project
The infrastructure project, which forms part of the strategic Pan-European Corridor 8, is seen as vital for improving regional connectivity, facilitating EU integration, and strengthening NATO’s collective security in Southeastern Europe
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Sofia Residents Protest Demolition of Illegal Homes Amid Housing Dispute
Some residents reportedly refused the housing options offered, even rejecting them on national television. Others requested help in securing private rentals, to which the administration agreed to lend support
Bulgaria
Bulgaria Halts Sale of Nuclear Reactors to Ukraine, Citing National Energy Security
Speaking after a meeting of the BSP Executive Bureau, Zafirov described the two VVER-1000 reactors—originally intended for the stalled Belene Nuclear Power Plant—as vital assets for the country’s energy future
Bulgaria
Plovdiv Set to Hike Central Parking Fees to 10 Leva per Hour Amid Push for Order
The fee will apply after an initial 30-minute free stay and targets some of the city’s most congested and historic districts, including the Radio and Television Center, the Old Town, and the popular Kapana quarter
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Bulgaria to Lower Highway Speed Limit and Tighten Traffic Rules Following Tragic Accident
The change, adopted at first reading by the parliamentary transport committee, is among several urgent reforms proposed in response to a tragic accident that claimed the life of a young girl named Siana
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France 24 Investigation Traces Bulgarian Mortar Shells to Sudanese Militias in Defiance of EU Arms Embargo
Mike Lewis, an expert in conflict weapons, confirmed that the mortar shells shown are consistent with those used frequently in Sudan’s internal conflicts. The shells are marked "81 mm Mortar HE," signifying high-explosive capabilities
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12-Metre Crucifix Installed at Elin Pelin Roundabout Ahead of Easter
The church described the placement of the crucifix as a powerful spiritual symbol intended not only to honor the sacred week leading up to Easter, but also to serve as a reminder of faith and caution at a site associated with previous road tragedies
Sofia Suspends Paid Parking, Extends Public Transport Hours for Easter Holidays
City officials have urged the public to stay informed through the Center for Urban Mobility’s official platforms, where real-time updates on transport schedules and traffic conditions will be provided
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Flu Season in Bulgaria Yet to Peak: Rising Cases and Health Warnings
Although some regions, like Blagoevgrad, have already seen a significant rise in flu cases, areas such as Sofia and Burgas have not experienced a major surge. However, hospitals in Sofia are beginning to fill up with flu patients, and the situation remains closely monitored
Bulgarian Sailors Reunite with Families After 14 Months in Houthi Captivity
The two sailors were accompanied by a Romanian crew member, who was welcomed by Romania’s ambassador. The release of the sailors followed a complex diplomatic operation spearheaded by Oman, a key mediator in regional conflicts
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