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Bulgargaz forecasts nearly 6% drop in natural gas prices for February

The proposed price reduction is attributed to several key elements, including quantities sourced under the long-term contract with Azerbaijan and liquefied natural gas obtained through auctions

Bulgargaz proposes nearly 8% reduction in natural gas prices for January 2024

"Bulgargaz" has submitted a proposal to the energy regulator, suggesting a significant reduction of almost 8 percent in natural gas prices starting January next year

Romania strengthens Black Sea defence with British minesweepers

"Romania has been trying for a long time to present the Black Sea region as a region of interest for the alliance, the eastern flank, and the EU," Minister Tilvar stated

Bulgarian towns struggle due to power outages: Winter crisis unfolds

While "Bulgarian Railways" (BDZ) has reported the successful restoration of main rail lines, many settlements find themselves in the grip of a power outage crisis, posing severe challenges to residents

Bulgaria takes bold stride towards carbon neutrality with pledge to triple nuclear power share

The forthcoming declaration, which accentuates the indispensable role of nuclear power in limiting Earth's surface temperature increase to 1.5°C, is scheduled to be formally unveiled at COP 28 in Dubai on December 2, 2023

Recovery efforts underway as Gabrovo faces road closures and power outages

Emergency teams have been deployed to restore electricity in settlements throughout the Gabrovo district. Significant progress has been made, with electricity successfully reinstated in 57 settlements

Unusual protest in Silistra as villager cooks sandwiches in electricity office

As the smell of grilled sandwiches wafted through the office, the video gained traction on social media, drawing both bemusement and support from viewers

Sofia implements bold measures to tackle air pollution: Ban on older cars in city centre begins

Sofia city officials have unveiled a stringent plan to prohibit older vehicles from entering the city centre, effective this Friday

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Bulgaria Reports Lowest Hourly Labour Costs in EU for 2023

A recent Eurostat publication on Wednesday has shed light on hourly labour costs across the European Union (EU) for the year 2023, revealing a notable increase compared to the previous year
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Burgas: Car Overturns on Busy Burgas Street, Blocking Main Route to Resorts

According to reports from BNT, the driver's attention was diverted when her cell phone rang, prompting her to attempt to retrieve it. However, in her effort to locate the device, it slipped between the pedals of her car

Burgas Municipality Unveils Electric Bicycles Set to Revolutionize City Exploration

With the introduction of 125 electric bicycles, the municipality is pioneering sustainable transportation options that promise convenience, accessibility, and environmental stewardship

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Shocking Trend: Nipple Thefts in Thailand Linked to Breast Surgeries

Uncover the shocking news of nipple thefts in Thailand amid the surge in breast surgeries. A cautionary alert for those considering cosmetic procedures abroad. Stay informed, stay vigilant

Bulgaria witnesses red aurora lights, the rarest of a rare phenomenon

Bulgaria observes an unusual red glow in the skies believed to be red Aurora lights. The rare phenomenon causes multicoloured lights to dance in the sky. The red and magenta colours were the most dominant
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Bulgaria can’t afford Western weapons when war is over

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