The Dutch research ship Pelagia has been admitted to the territorial waters of Bulgaria for the needs of an oceanographic expedition. This has become possible under a resolution of the Council of Ministers. The expedition is aimed at collection of data about climate change in the region of the Black Sea over the past 20,000 years which will make more precise forecasts possible. The ship sails on 16 August and its mission continues until 22 August. The expedition is supported by the Royal Netherlands Institute for Sea Research. For the Bulgarian side, Senior Research Associate Lyubomir Dimitrov from the Institute of Oceanology at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences will join the Dutch team.
In a contest with more than 35 teams from all over the world, the team from Sofia University "St. Kliment Ohridski" won the first place in the largest competition in private international law - "Pax Moot Court", held in Ljubljana, Slovenia, from 24 to..
Sofia is the largest municipality in Bulgaria by population, while Plovdiv has overtaken Varna to take second place. Burgas retains its position as the country's fourth largest city, while Stara Zagora now ranks fifth, displacing Ruse. These..
The Bulgarian community in the US state of Nevada received recognition for their commitment and contribution to cultural exchange and the presentation of Bulgarian cultural heritage and traditions. The certificates of recognition..
Tonight is the official start of the campaign for the selection of the Mountain Hut of the Year, 2024. The huts and shelters nominated in the competition..
The Annual International Conference of the Institute for Bulgarian Language "Prof. Lyubomir Andreichin" at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences will be held..
The number of vineyards in Bulgaria is falling dramatically, Atanas Vassilev, president of the National Association of Bulgarian Winegrowers, told BNR...
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