Latest News from Bulgaria
Reuters: Europeans Switching to Destinations in Spain, Bulgaria Following Tunisia Terrorist Attacks
Bulgaria could be one of the countries benefitting from the deflection of the tourist stream away from Tunisia, according to a Reuters report, as quoted by South China Morning Post.
European destinations such as Spain, Bulgaria and even Greece could become preferred destinations for tourists looking for relatively low-cost all-inclusive packages.
Moody's Degrades DSK and Reiffeisen Banks
The rating agency Moody's has decreased the deposit rating of Bulgarian DSK Bank to Ba2/Not-Prime as well as the deposit rating of Reiffeisen Bank to Ba3/Not-Prime.
Their perspectives for development have been further decreased to ''stable''.
A month ago Moody's confirmed Bulgaria's rating of Baa2 with a stable perspective.
Fire Causes Death of Two People in Downtown Sofia
Two people have died during a fire in a residential building located in the very center of Bulgaria's capital Sofia, as reported by Darik radio.
At approximately 7pm Friday a signal has been received on the emergency number 112 stating that an apartment is burning in a building close to the National Opera and Ballet between the streets Rakovski and Moskovska.
Bulgaria's Varna Hosts International Naval Exercise Breeze 2015
The naval base in Varna will host the national naval exercise with international participation Breeze 2015, which will be held between July 3 and 12 in the territorial waters of Bulgaria.
More than 30 ships and 1700 troops from the navies of Bulgaria, Greece, Romania, Turkey and the USA will participate in the exercise, Bulgaria's Defence Ministry informs.