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Security Chief: Incidents in Sofia Not Ethnically Motivated
During an extraordinary meeting of the Sofia Municipal Council focused on security concerns in the Bulgarian capital, Chief Secretary of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Zhivko Kotsev, emphasized that recent incidents involving foreigners in Sofia were not ethnically driven.
Disturbing Trends: 20+ Women Lost to Domestic Violence in Bulgaria Last Year
Last year witnessed a tragic toll of over 20 women losing their lives to domestic violence in Bulgaria, with nearly 1,400 reported cases of such abuse. The concerning figures were revealed during a dedicated conference aimed at addressing the pressing issue.
Bulgaria: The President is Against Sending Weapons to Ukraine, the Prime Minister wants a Just Peace
Bulgarian President Rumen Radev stated today that he has always - both in Bulgaria and in Brussels - maintained that the country should not interfere by providing arms to Ukraine in the conflict with Russia. He emphasized that he does not support participation in the initiative of the European Union countries to send 1 million projectiles to the attacked country.
Bulgaria: 1-2 Months will be Needed to Clear the Damage from the Floods, Years to Restore the Villages
"6 are the most affected settlements by the floods. 5 are in the municipality of Karlovo and Trilistnik. There is access to every village, there is still no drinking water, electricity has already been restored everywhere". This is what Chief Commissioner Nikolay Nikolov - Director of the DG "Fire Safety and Protection of the Population" said on BNT.
Bulgaria: The Floods Continue, Villages are Separated from the World, People are Being Evacuated
There is no information about dead or injured people in the flood in Bogdan and Karavelovo. Such signals are being received but at the moment they have not been confirmed. This is what Commissioner Nikolay Nikolov, director of the General Directorate of Fire Safety and Protection of the Population, told BNT.
Bulgarian PM: Energy is Being Used as a Weapon
"We are seeing an unprecedented war in Ukraine that has cost many lives. We also see how energy is used as a weapon. This is so obvious because there are unilateral breaches of contracts by Gazprom." This was stated by Bulgarian Prime Minister Kiril Petkov at the meeting dedicated to energy security, which is being held in Sofia.
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Bulgaria will not Suspend Gas Supplies to Serbia and Hungary but will Review Contracts with Gazprom
For the time being, Bulgaria has no intention of stopping transit gas to Serbia and Hungary. This became clear at a briefing by Bulgarian Energy Minister Alexander Nikolov, who gave more details about Gazprom's decision to suspend natural gas supplies to Bulgaria.
Bulgarian Minister of Energy: We can Stop the Export of Electricity if we Leave the EU
"We can talk about stopping the export of electricity from Bulgaria only if we agree not to be in the European community and not to have all the benefits we have from the European market."
The Entire Management of Bulgargaz has been Replaced
The entire management of Bulgargaz has been replaced following a decision by the Bulgarian Energy Holding, BNR reports.
Lyudmil Yotsov has been elected executive director of the company - in place of Nikolay Pavlov, according to a protocol of BEH, published in the Commercial Register.
Bulgarians Living Abroad have Started Sending Less Money to their Relatives in Bulgaria
The pandemic melted 7 times the money that our compatriots abroad send to their relatives in Bulgaria. For the first 7 months of the year, they transferred only 98 million euros, according to BNB data. For comparison, in 2019 Bulgarians abroad sent home a record over 1 billion euros.