News archive of June 2018
The Interior Minister: Foreign Drivers Are not Paying Their Fines
Interior Minister Valentin Radev admitted that the drivers of cars and trucks with foreign numbers do not pay their fines.
During the parliamentary scrutiny, he declared that there were changes in the legislation to solve the problem.
In front of bTV, Radev reminded that yesterday, the motion safety committee also discussed this case.
A Giant Blue Whale was Spotted in the Red Sea for the First Time (Video)
A blue whale has turned up in the Red Sea, the long spit of water separating Egypt, Sudan and Eritrea from the Arabian Peninsula.
Switzerland does not Want more Bulgarians and Romanians to Work in the Country
Switzerland extends the restriction on the number of work permits for Bulgarians and Romanians from today until May 31 next year. Between 1 June 2018 and 31 May 2019, a total of 996 work permits may be issued to Bulgarian and Romanian migrants.
Russian Cosmonauts Played Football at the International Space Station (Video)
SputnikNews - Russian cosmonauts Anton Shkaplerov and flight engineer Oleg Artemyev played soccer on board the ISS with a Telstar-18 ball, which will return to Earth on June 3 and open the World Cup 2018 in Russia.
International treaty on counter-terrorism comes into effect in Turkey
The uniform of Turkish police's anti-terrorism unit is seen in this file photo
How Did Meghan Markle Looked at Her First Wedding
The day it became clear that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are engaged, the world knew that something unacceptable so far will happen in the royal family.
She is an American actress and divorced older than the prince, in other words, there are all conditions that marriage should not take place.
The Repair of the 22 km Stretch of Trakia Highway is Completed
The repair in the lanes for Burgas of 22 km from Trakia highway in the section between Plovdiv and Stara Zagora is completed. The movement between the 134th and 156th kilometer moves to the repaired lanes for Burgas and work starts immediately in the direction of Sofia.
Migrants form "Mosque Route" in Balkans; Serbia also blamed
On this route, as Peter Webinger explained, mosques offer support to migrants.
Webinger is convinced that the growing number of refugees is leading to a "tense situation," which will not develop as dramatically as in 2015, "although there is similarly great potential in crisis regions."
President Iohannis: SOSChildren'sVillages, a model of intervention that should be extended nationwide
President Klaus Iohannis on Friday sent a message on the 25th anniversary of the SOS Satele Copiilor Romania / SOS Children's Villages Romania, asserting that this association is a model of intervention that should be extended at national level.