The Ministers of Transport, Information Technology and Communications of Bulgaria, Romania and Serbia are to send a common request to the EC to support the project of a cross-border infrastructure for Internet Access in the Northern Balkans. Bulgaria’s Deputy Minister of Transport, Information Technology and Communications Valeri Borisov visited Bucharest to sign the document. Bulgaria, Romania and Serbia note in their request to the EC that the project can contribute significantly to the control of the migration flow through the Northern Balkans to Western Europe. Moreover, the project will contribute to the establishment of a better partnership environment in some fields such as: environment protection in the Danube region, transport, tourism and telemedicine, the Transport Ministers of the three countries further contend.
Russia’s Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Alexander Grushko stated that Moscow has not held talks regarding a possible overflight of President Vladimir Putin’s plane over Poland, Romania and Bulgaria on the way to Budapest. “It is still too early..
Russian spies and hard-left humanitarian groups are working with people smugglers to food Europe with illegal migrants, wrote '' The Times'' , quoting Bulgaria’s Minister of Interior Daniel Mitov. Daniel Mitov said that the Bulgarian government..
On Saturday, minimum temperatures will range from 8 to 13°C , around 9°C in Sofia. It will be mostly cloudy with rain in many areas. There will be temporary breaks in cloud cover over southern regions. Overnight into Sunday, cloudiness will begin to..
In September, Bulgaria was mentioned as a country connected with dangerous food 7 times, indicate data of the European Rapid Alert System for Food and..
The legal heirs of the people who lost their lives during the flooding in the region of Burgas at the beginning of October will receive 15,000 leva (EUR..
A meeting of the coalition partners took place early this morning, during a sitting of the National Assembly, to discuss the possible reformatting of..
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