According to 40% of Bulgarians, the best in terms of governance in the near future would be the rotation between Nikolai Denkov and Mariya Gabriel. This is shown in a sociological study by "Alpha Research", conducted between..
Bulgarian neurologist Ognyan Kolev is an author of one of the largest NASA studies ever conducted. The large-scale research by Professor Ognyan Kolev of the Institute of Neurobiology at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences and his colleagues has been..
Almost 1.5 million people aged 15 to 64 are not active on the labour market, Minister of Labour and Social Policy Ivanka Shalapatova stated. The number of young people who neither study nor work is around 145,000. In Minister Shalapatova’s words,..
Bulgarian students, along with those from Croatia and Poland, spend the least time in classrooms in the EU , according to a report by the European education network Eureka. The study refutes claims in this country that pupils are overworked, prompting..
Grey economy accounts for 1/5 of Bulgaria's GDP, according to a study by the Bulgarian Industrial Capital Association and the National Centre "Economy in the Clear". Still, since 2010, the share of the regulated economy has increased by 15%, from..
A study by Alpha Research has reported a drop in public approval of the government from 35% to 19% and a rise in disapproval from 23% to 48%. Trust in Prime Minister Kiril Petkov also dropped from 39% to 23%. With 21.7% of voter support, GERB..
Fewer and fewer Bulgarian diplomas are being certified for studying at universities abroad, the Ministry of Education says. 1,536 out of all people who graduated last year have been given an apostille on their secondary education..
43% of Bulgarians have been exposed to the coronavirus, indicates a study by one of the biggest laboratory chains in the country. “The study is not nationally representative,” Dr. Nedyalko Kalatchev said for the BNR. The tests are of randomly..
One out of five Bulgarians believes that Bill Gates was behind the coronavirus pandemic, as a way to control people by microchips that would be introduced into humans through vaccines against the virus. More than 2.3 million Bulgarians believe..
