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The Bulgarian MPs have unanimously adopted amendments to the Measures Against Money Laundering Act at First Reading, Focus News Agency reports. The bill was supported by 88 MPs with no votes against and abstentions. The bill was tabled by the Chair of the Internal Committee and GERB MP Plamen Nunev and a group of MPs.

Bulgaria will take part in the 58th edition of the International Art Exhibition - Venice Biennale, which will take place between May 11 and November 24, 2019. Last week, the government approved the country's participation, the Ministry of Culture website said, reports TransmediumNews. 

Reading winger Adrian Popa will mark his two-year Royals anniversary in Bulgaria, with reigning champions Ludogorets Razgrad, report the BBC. 

Popa joined the Championship side from Romanian giants Steaua Bucharest in January 2017 but has spent his Reading career largely out of favour.

SOFIA, Bulgaria, (Transmedium.news) The winners of the 36th edition of the Golden Rose Festival are clear. Co-production of Bulgaria, France and Germany "Aga" directed by Milko Lazarov won the grand prize. The film also received the awards for direction and cinematography, and the film also received the award of accredited journalists.

Estonian midfielder Bogdan Vaštšuk has gone on loan to top Bulgarian side Levski Sofia.

Levski Sofia's current manager, Slovenian Slaviša Stojanovič, was formerly trainer at Riga FC, which was undoubtedly a factor in Vaštšuk's move there.

MPs will again discuss the budget law of the National Health Insurance Fund (NHIF) for 2018, reported bTV.

He was returned with a decree of President Rumen Radev on December 8 because of the decision of the MPs not to pay for new drug therapies.

The decision was met the anger of experts and patient organizations, but it was justified by the authorities with the lack of money.

Drake stopped a performance in Sydney on Wednesday to tell an audience member to stop groping women in the crowd.

Remember Richard Browning, the UK-based fitness freak who built himself an Iron Man-style flight suit, complete with jet thrusters on his arms and back? A suit that required absolutely incredible upper body strength to manage, since you’re constantly pushing down against the thrust with your arms?

Cars clogged the streets of Borehamwood, England, an outlying suburb of London, for decades. But in the mid-1990s, the town added new pedestrian-only areas to its center.
The change transformed the town, according to Esther Kurland, the director of Urban Design London, a nonprofit that connects urban designers and planners in the city.

A UK estate agent has released a bizarre map which claims to show the only safe places to live if global nuclear war breaks out.