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Orthodox Christians Celebrate Christmas Eve as Julian Calendar Observances Continue
This traditional date remains significant in several countries and communities, including Russia, Serbia, Montenegro, North Macedonia, the Bosnian Serb Republic, Georgia, Belarus, Armenia, and Ethiopia
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Water Crisis in Krumovo Persists into New Year, Affecting 200 Households
The crisis began on December 29, when water supply unexpectedly failed, prompting a series of temporary fixes. However, these efforts have proven ineffective, and the situation has grown dire
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Sofia Airport Introduces New Traffic Management System at Terminal 2 Starting January 9
The initiative, spearheaded by SOF Connect, the airport’s operator, draws inspiration from established practices at major European airports such as Munich, Amsterdam, and Rome. The system introduces advanced traffic controls designed to curb improper parking while providing flexible and convenient parking options for drivers
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New Year’s Eve: 591 Protected Songbirds Die from Firework Stress in Bulgaria
On New Year's Eve, 591 protected mountain finches died due to stress induced by fireworks. Environmentalists from "Green Balkans" reported the incident, revealing that out of 606 birds rescued, only 15 survived, with most succumbing to internal injuries
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Heavy Traffic Marks First Working Day of New Year as Bulgarians Return from Greece
The first working day of the New Year has seen a surge in road traffic across Bulgaria, with a significant increase in vehicles returning from Greece. According to tour operators, New Year’s packages were in high demand this season, with thousands of Bulgarians choosing to celebrate the holiday in the neighboring country
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Man Charged with Arson in Deadly Sofia Train Fire That Claimed Four Lives
The fire resulted in the tragic deaths of four individuals and left two others seriously injured. The Sofia City Prosecutor's Office announced the arrest of the suspect, identified as S.N., who now faces detention by court order
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Bulgaria’s First Baby of 2025 Arrives Prematurely at Sheinovo Hospital
Born prematurely at 35 weeks, Krum weighed 2.3 kilograms and measured 47 centimeters in length. Despite his unexpected arrival, doctors confirmed he is in good health, much to the relief and joy of his mother, Stanislava Borisova
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Sofia Launches Low-Emission Zone for Domestic Heating to Combat Air Pollution
To ease the transition to eco-friendly heating, Sofia Municipality has launched several programs offering free replacement of old stoves. Nearly 5,000 households have already applied for assistance
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Four Charged in €94.5 Million Rail Fraud Case in Bulgaria
The accused include two managers from an Italian company, a Bulgarian manager, and a former director of the National Railway Infrastructure Company (NRIC). Charges include falsifying qualifications to secure a public procurement contract and misuse of EU funds
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Bread Prices in Bulgaria Soar by Over 43% Since 2021 Despite VAT Exemption
This stark finding comes from an analysis by the Institute for Social and Trade Union Research at the Confederation of Independent Trade Unions of Bulgaria (CITUB). The analysis reveals that nearly half of the price increase occurred after the zero VAT exemption was introduced for bread and flour
Bulgaria Braces for Snow in Southern Regions as Cold Snap Intensifies
The Rila-Rhodope massif, Mount Strandzha, and Mount Sakar are expected to see substantial snow accumulations, while other parts of the country will witness varying conditions as cold air continues to grip 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
Orthodox Christians Celebrate Christmas Eve as Julian Calendar Observances Continue
This traditional date remains significant in several countries and communities, including Russia, Serbia, Montenegro, North Macedonia, the Bosnian Serb Republic, Georgia, Belarus, Armenia, and Ethiopia