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Bulgaria
Many Bulgarian Regions Still Lack 24-Hour Pharmacies, Leaving Residents Without Nighttime Access
Twelve regions in Bulgaria, including Vidin, Dobrich, Lovech, Montana, and Yambol, currently lack any 24-hour pharmacies, raising concerns about residents' access to essential medications during nighttime hours
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Pakistan struggles to obtain necessary medications due to current economic problems
Due to Pakistan's ongoing economic crisis, patients have been struggling to obtain the necessary medications. Pakistan's capacity to buy the required medications or the Pharmaceuticals Ingredients (API) utilised in local production has been affected by the shortage of foreign exchange reserves in the nation
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Sofia’s Real Estate Market Shows Robust Growth Amid High Demand and Supply Shortages
Sofia's real estate market is experiencing strong growth, with a 10% sales increase from the previous year. Key factors include rising wages, low mortgage interest rates, and growing demand for completed, move-in-ready properties, driving market activity
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Bulgarian Government Allocates BGN 5.5 Million for New Pediatric Hospital in Burgas
The Bulgarian government has allocated BGN 5.5 million from the 2024 central budget to construct the "St. Anastasia" pediatric hospital in Burgas, a top-priority national project aimed at enhancing specialized healthcare for children in Southeastern Bulgaria
Bulgarian National Bank Opposes Proposed 10% Tax on Banks’ Excess Profits: Stability at Stake
Governor Dimitar Radev warned that imposing such a tax to address next year’s budget deficit would lead to increased credit costs and undermine Bulgaria’s financial stability
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Bulgarian State Railways Reintroduces Festive Steam Train Rides for the Holiday Season
This nostalgic train will make its return to service on December 14 and 15, delivering a magical journey through the scenic Bulgarian countryside, complete with holiday decorations and festive cheer
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.