Lithuania

Bulgaria is First in the EU by the Number of Women Working in the IT Sector

It turns out we are the first in the EU by the number of women working in the IT sector, as well as the number of girls studying information technology, according to Eurostat. 

In our country, 26.5% of IT specialists are ladies. Secondly, Romania and Lithuania are ranked at 25.7 per cent. At the same time, the share in Hungary and the Czech Republic is below 10 percent.

40% of Bulgarians can not Keep Their Homes Warm

39.2% of Bulgarians could not keep their homes warm, according to a Eurostat survey for 2016. By this indicator, the country is in the worst position in the EU because the largest share of its population fails to secure its heating in the cold months of the year. For comparison, on average, 8.7% of citizens in the EU can not afford normal heating.

Bulgaria has One of the Strongest Employment Growth Rates in the EU for the Quarter

Bulgaria is among the member states of the European Union (EU) with the strongest employment growth in the third quarter of the year compared to the second three months. This is the data of the European statistical office Eurostat, published today.

Katerina Stefanidi wins 2017 Golden Tracks award! (photos)

European indoor and world pole vault champion Katerina Stefanidi has been crowned female European Athlete of the Year at the Golden Tracks in Vilnius! “This award is an honour for both me and Greece and I hope it brings more young people to the sport”, Katerina said while receiving her prize.

Germany Reduces the Number of its Military Participating in NATO Exercises

German armed forces reduces the number of soldiers participating in NATO's trainings in eastern Europe this year. According to information from Germany, this is due to the long-term deployment of some 1,000 NATO troops in the Baltic countries and Poland. Only in Lithuania, Germany has 450 soldiers.

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