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Artist adorns Egyptian cave church with biblical art
Whistling a tune, Mario nimbly clambered up the scaffolding enveloping part of the rock-hewn St. Simon Monastery atop Cairo's Mokkatam hills to add the final touches to his latest sculpture.
More than 100 People Have been Tested for Hepatitis C on the 1st Day of the Campaign at Sofia City Hospital
More than 100 people have been tested for Hepatitis C on the first day of the campaign at Sofia City Hospital, BNT reported.
Blood tests are free and the goal is to detect the disease early in order to prevent complications and other life-threatening diagnoses.
East Med an 'issue' for 82 million Turks, energy minister says
The Eastern Mediterranean is "an issue" for 82 million Turks, Turkey's Energy Minister Fatih Donmez has said, declaring that the country will not back down in its demands.
Vucic: Toyo tires comes to Indjija; Investment worth EUR 390 million
The initial phase will open 523 job opportunities.
Vucic said on a press conference that negotiation process lasted for three years and that Serbia had been competing with several countries from Central and Eastern Europe.
Personal Data of 106 Million People in the US and Canada Has Been Stolen
The personal data of 106 million people in the United States and Canada were stolen after a hacker attack by a US financial company.
The information was confirmed by its representatives, stating that the hacker had made the breakthrough, had already been arrested. Data indicate that the attack took place on July 19th.
Over 800,000 Road Violations Have Been Reported in the Past Six Months
Over 800,000 road violations have been reported since the beginning of the year, 373,000 of them are due to higher speed. This was announced in the BNT Morning Block by Commissioner Rosen Rapchev, head of the Road Police.
The Contract For the Purchase of F-16 Aircraft was Published in the State Gazette
The contract for the purchase of 8 new F-16 block 70 fighter jets with the United States was published in the State Gazette.
The Industrial Cooperation Treaty was also promulgated, as well as the budget update for the transaction.
Ursula von der Leyen is on a Working Visit to Croatia
Newly-elected President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen is on a working visit to Croatia.
She will talk with Prime Minister Andrej Plenković about the priorities of the upcoming Croatian presidency of the EU Council, the negotiations on the multiannual financial framework, and Croatia's aspirations for membership of the Schengen area and the euro area.
Rain Showers Are Possible in Central Bulgaria, Highs Between 27C and 32C
Today there will be variable cloudiness, mostly considerable, with formation of cumulus and cumulonimbus clouds. Isolated rain showers are possible in central Bulgaria in the morning; in the afternoon, mainly in the mountainous areas of eastern and southern Bulgaria, thunder showers expected, heavy in some places.
Turkey's economic confidence index at 80.7 in July
Turkey's economic confidence index reached 80.7 in July, the Turkish Statistical Institute (TÜİK) announced on July 30.
Officials say 57 dead in Brazil prison riot; 16 decapitated
At least 57 prisoners were killed by other inmates during clashes between organized crime groups in the Altamira prison in northern Brazil on July 29 with 16 of the victims being decapitated, according to prison officials.
Iran's vice president urges China, friendly countries to buy oil
Iranian Vice President Eshaq Jahangiri called on China and other countries friendly with Iran on July 30 to buy more Iranian oil, the oil ministry news website SHANA reported, as Chinese imports plunged after U.S. sanctions took effect.
Empowerment of Consumers Drives Changes in Energy Markets
Dr. Nevenka Hrovatin, Professor of Economics at University of Ljubljana's Faculty of Economics, reveals the main challenges in energy markets and highlights the best practices from both Slovenia and the region while emphasizing that Slovenia should increase its ambition in the heating and cooling sector.
Pakistani army plane crashes into homes, killing at least 18
A Pakistani military plane on a training flight crashed into homes near the garrison city of Rawalpindi before dawn on July 30, killing at least 18 people, most of them on the ground.
Turkey eyes enhanced trade, defense with Philippines
Turkey is looking to increase trade volume and defense industry cooperation with the Philippines, said the country's foreign minister on July 30.