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Bulgarian State Railways to Restore Night Train Service on Sofia-Karlovo-Varna Route
The reinstated trains, numbered 3636 and 3637, will once again operate on the third main railway line, reconnecting Sofia, Karlovo, Sliven, and Varna. The move aims to provide accessible and reliable transportation for residents of Karlovo, Kazanlak, Sliven, and the surrounding regions
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Bulgaria Assumes Command of Naval Mine Countermeasures Group in Black Sea
Deputy Minister of Defense Radostin Iliev, along with the naval commanders of Bulgaria, Romania, and Turkey, attended the ceremony. This high-profile gathering reflected the importance of the group’s mission in ensuring maritime safety and addressing mine-related threats in the region
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18-Year-Old Kalin Uzunov Saves the Cross on Jordan’s Day in Burgas
This year's event, held at the beach near the iconic bridge in Burgas, attracted 56 participants, ranging in age from 16 to 72 years. Kalin, who has been training as a water polo athlete for 12 years, attributed his success to his rigorous training
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Cold Front to Bring Snow, Sharp Drop in Temperatures Across Bulgaria
Minimum temperatures overnight will dip to between -3°C and 2°C, with slightly warmer conditions along the Black Sea coast, where lows are forecasted at 3°C to 5°C. In Sofia, temperatures will plummet to approximately -2°C
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5.2 Magnitude Earthquake Shakes Dobrich as Tremors Emanate from the Black Sea
The epicenter of the earthquake was situated inland in the Black Sea, near the Turkish coast, approximately 150 kilometers from Bartın County. The quake occurred at a depth of 10 kilometers, prompting immediate concern among residents in the affected regions
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Decline in Tourists on Bulgarian Black Sea Coast Amid Geopolitical Tensions
This trend was highlighted by Stanko Shterev, the regional representative of the Bulgarian Tourism Association, during an interview with BNR-Burgas. Shterev attributes the decline in part to the current geopolitical situation, which has deterred many potential visitors, especially Israeli tourists
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Surge in British Tourists Expected on Bulgaria’s Southern Black Sea Coast
Organized by the Ministry of Tourism and the German Sea Airport Concessionaire, the conference focused on rejuvenating interest in Bulgarian destinations, particularly among German-speaking countries, to reach pre-pandemic tourism levels
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Bulgaria Faces a Mix of Sun and Storms: Unstable Weather Ahead
These areas will see the development of cumulus and cumulus-rain clouds before noon, leading to scattered showers and thunderstorms by late afternoon and continuing into Thursday night
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Sofia to Shine Bright with Fourth Edition of LUNAR Festival of Lights
Over four evenings, residents and visitors alike will be treated to an immersive journey through light art, with a lineup that includes dynamic 3D video mappings, static projections, holographic installations, immersive domes, and a laser show across 14 locations
Bulgaria Nears Final Phase of Euro Card Payment Transition
The central bank will also remain responsible for emergency liquidity assistance and statistical reporting to the European System of Central Banks (ESCB)
Technical Issue Grounds Bulgaria’s First F-16 Block 70 Fighter Amid Ongoing Acceptance Process
The issue was confirmed by Bulgarian Air Force Commander Major General Nikolay Rusev, who stressed that the deviation does not mean the aircraft is defective but has temporarily rendered it non-operational
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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