Bulgarian singer Lucy Diakovska, who is one of the founding members of the German female pop band No Angels, won the popular reality TV show Jungle Camp (Dschungelcamp) which dates back to 2004. The competitors are 12 celebrities who survive in the Australian jungle for two weeks in front of the viewers, the BNR’s correspondent in Pleven Latinka Svetozarova reported. At the final of Jungle Camp, Lucy won the hearts of the audience with her energy and her warm and kind approach.
According to information from the Facebook page of the German Embassy in Bulgaria, the singer will donate the award to charity initiatives in Germany and Bulgaria.
Romania renegotiates its National Recovery and Resilience Plan with the EU The European Commission has approved a new version of Romania's National Recovery and Resilience Plan, announced Minister for European Funds Dragos Păslaru, quoted by..
For Chrissy Brand, a freelance journalist and long-time radio enthusiast from the UK, the trip to Bulgaria didn't start with a call to a travel agency or a low-cost airline ticket. It began decades ago in a quiet room filled with the humming of an old..
Today, 24 October, a new Bulgarian school in Spain – in the town of Fraga in the autonomous community of Aragon - is opening doors for the start of the school year. The new school is a branch of the Seven Apostles – the only Bulgarian school in the..
The Bulgarian National Radio hosted the annual Public Broadcasters International (PBI) Conference for the first time. Heads and representatives of public..
Long-distance sailing captain Svetlozar Tenev has set off from the port city of Varna on Bulgaria's northern Black Sea coast on a circumnavigation of the..
A meeting titled “Mission Water” is taking place today at Burgas State University “Prof. Dr Assen Zlatarov”. The event gathers researchers involved..
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