“CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research, has established itself as a standard of high quality. I am proud that Bulgarian specialists have contributed to the development of world science here." This is what Bulgarian President Rumen Radev said at a meeting with Bulgarians working for the organization in Geneva.
President Radev has called on Bulgarian scientists to support the development of science with high added value in Bulgaria. “The future belongs to those countries that make the most of the potential of their scientists,” the President pointed out. More than 13,000 scientists from 97 countries around the world work at CERN. Bulgarian scientists collaborating with the organization are more than 100.
Caretaker Minister of Interior Kalin Stoyanov promised an increased police presence at predetermined locations on election day, 9 June, when elections will be held for National Assembly and for European Parliament. The police will be stationed at..
The legendary Orient Express train, running on route Paris-Istanbul, arrives today at the Central Railway Station in the city of Ruse. According to the schedule, the train described by Agatha Christie should arrive from Romania and..
From 4 to 8 June, the Danube town of Silistra will host the 62nd National Conference of Archaeologists in Bulgaria. Papers will be presented on the most significant archaeological investigations carried out in recent years. Scholars from..
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen will visit Bulgaria's second-biggest city Plovdiv today . The visit is part of the tours in..
In different cities of the country with military rituals, wreath laying and other events, Bulgarians honoured the memory of the emblematic poet and..
The 13th edition of the Night of the Stars show, organized by the Encho Keryazov Foundation and dedicated to the talented children of Bulgaria, took place..
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