News archive of September 2017
From October 1st: On Saturday, the Blue Zone in Sofia will be Until 18:00, on Weekdays - Until 19:30
From October 1st, paid parking spaces in Sofia will have new working hours from 8:30 to 19:30, the Center for Urban Mobility reports, quoted by bTV.
On Saturday, the blue zone will work until 6 pm not until 14 am. From the same date, the extension of the green zone in the regions of Sredets and Lozenets will enter into force.
Big Rise in Britons Seeking Other EU Passports
Tens of thousands more UK citizens applied for citizenship in other EU countries in the 12 months after the Brexit vote than in the previous year, according to data obtained by the BBC.
Ireland received by far the most applications for dual nationality.
But for all the countries that had data covering July 2016 to June 2017, applications have more than doubled.
The PyeongChang Olympics: Opening new horizons
In 1988, the Seoul Summer Olympic Games were held in the Republic of Korea, introducing the Land of the Morning Calm to the world. It was a historic moment for Korea. Ravaged by the Korean War (1950-1953), the country had long been dependent on foreign aid. However, within 30 years, Korea achieved a level of economic growth commonly described as the Miracle on the Han River.
Serbian President Accused of Pressuring Court Over Miskovic
Judicial experts have condemned Serbia's President for blasting a court verdict to send a tycoon for retrail, calling it an example of blatant political pressure on an already weak judiciary.
Appeal Court Judge Misa Majic said politicians commenting on ongoing court cases had become routine practice in Serbia, but it was wrong.