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Bulgaria's Euro Transition: Draft Law Unveiled for Public Discussion
The Ministry of Finance has released a draft law for public discussion concerning the adoption of the euro in Bulgaria. The primary aim of the proposal is to ensure a smooth and transparent transition to the European currency.
“Dune: Part Two” Reigns Supreme in Bulgarian Cinemas
In a cinematic landscape marked by an array of captivating releases, one sequel stands out as the reigning champion. Frank Herbert's iconic novel, "Dune: Part Two", continues to enthrall audiences, securing its position as the most-watched film in the country, reported by BTA.
Bulgaria: Elderly Woman Falls Victim to Phone Fraud, Loses Thousands
An 86-year-old woman fell victim to a telephone scam, losing a significant BGN 26,000 to cunning fraudsters. The Regional Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in Haskovo confirmed the unfortunate incident, explaining how the deceptive scammers operated.
Sofia: Zero Fines for Polluting Cars Entering City Center
Despite efforts to curb pollution in Sofia's city center, not a single fine has been issued to vehicles violating the ban on entering the designated low-emission zone. Deputy Mayor for Ecology Nadezhda Bobcheva disclosed this concerning trend during the "Clean Mobility for Sofia" forum organized by the "For the Earth" association, as reported by Sega.
It's Valentine's Day! How Much Does it Cost to Go On a Date in Sofia?
Today, couples in Sofia are gearing up for a romantic evening filled with classic date options. But how much does it cost to wine, dine, and entertain your loved one in the Bulgarian capital? Let's break it down.
New Rule: Campers Now Require Electronic Vignette in Bulgaria
Starting today (February 13), a significant change takes effect for campers in Bulgaria. The country's road agency announced that all campers, regardless of their mass, will now be required to purchase an electronic vignette. This adjustment comes as a result of amendments to the Law on Roads, which come into force today.
From Mines to Markets: Bulgaria's Top-Earning Municipalities Revealed
The Institute for Market Economics (IME) presented its fifth annual initiative with a map showcasing average salaries by municipalities throughout the country in 2022. This map provides a valuable perspective on the country's economy, revealing how successful examples of development are not limited to major cities but are also observed in smaller industrial municipalities.
Debt Dispute In A Bulgarian Village Ends in Tragic Murder Over 42 BGN
A horrifying incident unfolded in the quiet village of Yudelnik, near Ruse, as a dispute over a mere 42 BGN (21 EUR) culminated in a fatal outcome. Reports from bTV reveal that a 62-year-old man lost his life in a brutal attack at his own home late last night.
Farmers Will Block Main Roads In Bulgaria For Two Hours Today
Today, agricultural producers across Bulgaria are taking to the streets in protest against the government's proposed support measures, announced the Bulgarian Agrarian Chamber (BAC). Members of the National Association of Grain Producers (NAG), part of the BAC, have outlined plans to block junction roads nationwide for two hours, starting from 10 a.m.
Concerns Rise as Small Consumer Basket in Bulgaria Sees 5.9% Price Hike
The Institute for Social and Trade Union Research has revealed that the value of the small consumer basket, consisting of 20 essential products, witnessed a substantial 5.9% increase in 2023 compared to the previous year. This surge, from BGN 107.03 to BGN 113.72, has raised concerns about the economic well-being of the general population.