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Bulgaria Seeks EU Protection Against Surge in Low-Cost Ukrainian Honey Imports
The call for intervention will be made on Monday during a meeting of EU agriculture and fisheries ministers in Brussels, where Bulgaria intends to outline the impact of low-priced Ukrainian honey on its local market
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Bulgarian Actor Dimo Alexiev Detained for DUI in Sofia, Marks Repeat Offense
According to the Bulgarian Ministry of the Interior, the 39-year-old actor was stopped for a routine traffic check around midnight in Sofia’s Krasna Polyana district, where officers detected signs of impairment
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Bulgaria Awaits Schengen Progress Alongside Romania as Glavchev Stresses Caution and Cooperation
Addressing journalists on November 8 during his official visit to the Hungarian capital, Glavchev highlighted that Bulgaria’s accession prospects remain closely linked with Romania’s, suggesting that any developments for Romania could also influence Bulgaria’s Schengen progress
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Bulgarian Citizen Alleges Assault by Skopje Police in Nationality Dispute
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One Bulgarian Citizen Remains Missing After Devastating Valencia Floods, Four Others Found Safe
Following recent catastrophic flooding in Valencia that has claimed over 150 lives, one Bulgarian citizen remains unaccounted for, while four others have been located safely, the Bulgarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed
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Fragmented Parliament Looms as Nine Parties Set to Enter Bulgaria’s 51st National Assembly
With 88% of the protocols processed, the election outcome reflects the highest party diversity since the 1899 Tenth National Assembly, raising concerns over the formation of a stable government amid Bulgaria's ongoing political turmoil
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Over 1200 Taxi Drivers Block ‘Trakia’ Highway in Protest Against Insurance Hikes
The protest, organized by taxi drivers from over 50 cities across Bulgaria, was aimed at voicing their frustration over a steep increase in mandatory "Civil Liability" insurance costs
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Bulgaria to Increase Pensions by 9.6-9.7% from July 2025, Introduces Reform Proposals
This move is aimed at bolstering pensioner incomes amidst rising living costs. The Ministry also confirmed that the COVID supplement would remain applicable to newly granted pensions next year, despite calls for its removal
Bulgarian Taxi Drivers Protest Sharp Rise in Insurance Premiums
The protest, organized by the National Taxi Union, disrupted traffic in Sofia and over 30 cities nationwide. In the capital, three separate convoys converged at the National Assembly, causing significant slowdowns
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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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