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Turkey's unemployment rate stands at 14.7 percent in January
The unemployment rate in Turkey was 14.7 percent in January 2019, the Turkish Statistical Institute (TÜİK) announced on April 15.
The Painting that Would be Given to Pope Francis as a Present During his Stay in Bulgaria was Selected
In Rakovsky, the contest was completed and the painting, which will be given to Pope Francis when he visited the city in early May, was selected.
The competition involved eight local art tutors, with the theme of various themes and techniques to recreate the square and church "The Holy Heart of Jesus".
The BNB will Print the Ballot Papers for the European Elections in Bulgaria
The Bulgarian National Bank will print the ballots for the European elections. This is stated in a decision published on the website of the Central Electoral Commission (CEC).
Opposition holds protest, presents demands to authorities
The opposition gave the authorities six days to fulfill their demands.
The Third Largest Advertising Company in the World with Business in Bulgaria Reached a Deal of $ 4.4 Billion
Publicis Groupe, the third largest ad group in the world, will acquire the Alliance Data Systems communications division for $ 4.4 billion. Through the deal, the French giant seeks to increase its expertise in the digital environment and expand its operations in the United States of America.
The Number of Victims of Floods in Iran has Reached 76, Colossal Destruction
Seventy-six people have died in Iran since the floods in recent weeks, according to data released Sunday by Iranian authorities quoted by AFP.
Bulgaria will not Pay EUR 500 Million to EVN
The arbitration case brought by EVN against Bulgaria at the International Center for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID) at the World Bank in Washington is over, writes Capital.
The decision has not yet been published, but the Austrian firm has announced that it will not be paid the damages sought, which, according to unofficial information, was about 500 million euros.
Successful Start for Grigor Dimitrov in Monte Carlo
Grigor Dimitrov successfully started his season on red courts. In the first round of the Monte Carlo Masters, the Bulgarian won with 7:5, 6:4 Italian Matteo Beretini in a duel that lasted just under 2 hours.
Papakosta comes under fire for comparing Exarchia to Montmartre
Deputy Citizens' Protection Minister Katerina Papakosta has come under fire for comparing the anarchist stronghold of Exarchia, where residents are protesting rising lawlessness,to the Parisian district of Montmartre.
Papacosta comes under fire for comparing Exarchia to Montmartre
Deputy Citizens' Protection Minister Katerina Papacosta has come under fire for comparing the anarchist stronghold of Exarchia, where residents are protesting rising lawlessness,to the Parisian district of Montmartre.
Bulgarian President Radev in Veliko Tarnovo for 140 Years Since the Adoption of the Tarnovo Constitution
Head of State Rumen Radev will visit Veliko Tarnovo, where he will take part in the 140th anniversary of the adoption of the Tarnovo Constitution on 15 and 16 April. This was announced by the presidential press secretariat.
Criminal Group Distributing Drugs from Bulgaria was Busted in Serbia
Five members of one of the largest drug trafficking groups are detained in Serbia. The group, better known as America, has been importing drugs from Bulgaria to Serbia, the prosecutor's office said.
Institution spokesperson Irena Bielos said the detainees would be questioned today by investigators.
Mirjana Markovic, Milosevic's widow, passes away
According to unofficial information, she died in a hospital in Moscow.
Precipitation in Bulgaria Stops for a Short While, Cool Mornings in the Coming Days
Today, even before noon, rainfall in eastern Bulgaria will stop, and after lunch the cloud will tear temporarily. Over the rest of the country will remain mostly cloudy and in places, mainly in southwest Bulgaria will have rain, in the mountains over 1800 m of snow.
PM Dancila welcomes Vietnamese PM Nguyen Xuan Phuc at Victoria Palace
Prime Minister Viorica Dancila welcomed on Monday at the Victoria Palace Vietnam's Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc, who is paying an official visit to Romania. After the official welcoming ceremony, talks will be carried out in the plenary of the two delegations. At the end of talks, joint press statements are scheduled to take place.