Property law

Efforts to shoot down the drones before they reach Israel - Israel's airspace closed - Airspace in neighbouring countries are now closed

Today the school is housed in a leased building from the 1990s, but it neither has the space nor meets the conditions required

Even in a year marked by the absence of major crises or disasters, Bulgarians have continued their tradition of charitable giving, as evidenced by a comprehensive survey conducted by the "Alfa Research" agency on behalf of the Bulgarian Donor Forum (BDF).

The way for the sale of Avramar has been opened through the agreement reached between the leading Greek fish farming company and the creditor banks for the granting of the much-discussed loan of 20 million euros.

On Thursday night, the agreement for the disbursement of the money was finally signed, after mutual concessions by the parties involved.

Parliament on Thursday ratified the draft law on the use of public property in coastal areas with the inclusion of some revisions that had been requested by social organizations.

With the cost of hotel accommodations going sky-high, more and more people are turning to hiring caravans, but a family of four has to spend at least 1,000 Turkish Liras per night in a caravan camping site in the new season.

A 44-year-old man wanted in Switzerland for online fraud was arrested at the Athens International Airport "Eleftherios Venizelos" on a European arrest warrant on Tuesday night, police said Thursday.

Swiss authorities believe the accused is a member of a criminal network that engaged in online investment fraud against citizens primarily within the European Union.

Istanbul police have caught the suspect wanted for 19 years on charges of embezzling $4.5 million and 500,000 pounds by getting his customers to sign blank receipts while working as a manager at a bank.

The walls aren’t necessarily like the walls of a room. Instead, they are more like barriers

The bill is in the pipeline and is expected to be tabled in Parliament in September. Under the new bill, the government plans to give legal title deeds to about 90,000 State properties that have been encroached upon by private individuals in recent decades.