In a show of support for the Palestinian people and a plea for peace, Sofia witnessed a march that initially intended to commence from the National Palace of Culture. However, due to heightened police presence, participants gathered at the start of the pedestrian section of Vitosha Boulevard. Those joining the peace march shared their sentiments: ...
"I am not afraid to say that the Macedonians are our closest people, we have no closer people. And I clearly want to say that we do not want anything from North Macedonia. We have no strings attached and expect nothing from you....
Australia Day, which is celebrated all over the world on January 26, was also celebrated in Bulgaria. The Bulgarian-Australian Business Chamber gathered diplomats, politicians and business representatives at an official event where the guests of honor were the Australian Ambassador H.E....
Bulgarian authorities apprehended 18,554 third-country nationals as illegal migrants in 2023, reflecting a significant 10.7% surge compared to the previous year, according to data released by the Interior Ministry. Among those detained, 1,803 were inbound travelers arrested at the Bulgarian border, while an additional 1,990 were outbound unregistered individuals also arrested at the border....
In a historic turn of events, North Macedonia is set to have its first-ever Albanian prime minister. Today, the parliament will convene for an extraordinary meeting to vote on the caretaker government responsible for organizing the upcoming spring elections in the country. This transitional government is a result of the Przino agreement, which effectively ended the political crisis in North Macedonia back in 2015....
Bulgaria has been identified as the 11th fastest shrinking nation globally and the 25th highest aging nation, according to a recent CIA report cited by Nova TV. The United Nations has corroborated these findings, highlighting the overall fertility rate as a key indicator. Europe's rate stands at 1....
Mihaela Chepisheva and Tsvetina Popivanova, the top-ranked Bulgarian women's doubles team, secured a spot in the semifinals of the international badminton tournament in Reykjavik, Iceland, guaranteeing themselves at least a bronze medal. In a commanding performance, the Bulgarian pair defeated Jenny Chan of Sweden and Sarah Högnadottir of Iceland with a scoreline of 21:13, 21:13 in just 34 minutes. Tomorrow, Chepisheva and Popivanova will face off against Sophia Lemming and Cathrine Wind of Denmark... Читать дальше...
Today in Paris, discussions are set to take place regarding a potential cease-fire between Israel and the Islamist group Hamas, along with the release of remaining Israeli hostages held by Hamas in the Gaza Strip. CIA chief William Burns is leading the talks, involving representatives from Israel, Egypt, and Qatar. The proposed deal, based on input from both Israel and Hamas, may involve the release of over 100 hostages by Hamas in exchange for a cessation of Israel's military operations in the Gaza Strip for an approximate two-month period... Читать дальше...
A concrete truck collided with the night passenger train traveling from Istanbul to Sofia, near a village in Turkey's Tekirdag region. The collision, which occurred around 11 p.m....
