The Bulgarian National Radio has launched a national campaign named Choose Life. It is directed against drug use. The purpose of the campaign is to show the ordinary people how they can help people affected by drugs, as well as to follow the road of narcotics and the damages from the drugs. BNR will popularize positive examples of people who managed to fight this addiction successfully. The Ministry of Health, the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Interior, as well as the State Agency for Child Protection, the State Agency for Road Safety, musicians, artists, sportsmen, sociologists, university lecturers and non-governmental organizations working with young people in risk groups are partners in the campaign. Vladimir Ampov-Grafa gave his song Artificial Element to the campaign.
Today the Bulgarian Socialist Party (BSP) is gathering thousands of supporters of leftist ideas at its traditional festive rally under the Buzludzha peak in the Balkan Mountains to mark 133 years since the beginning of the organised socialist movement..
During the night, the sky will be clear over most of the country. In the Danube plain, there will be weak wind from the northwest. Saturday will be mostly sunny. In the afternoon, cumulus clouds will develop over the eastern..
114 MPs from GERB-CDF, We Continue the Change - Democratic Bulgaria, DPS and 10 independents supported the government's bill on the introduction of the euro in Bulgaria in the first reading . The bill stipulates that both currencies - the lev and the..
Two Bulgarian military helicopters will today help to extinguish the fire burning on the Slavyanka mountain on the border between Bulgaria and Greece...
The explosions near the village of Gara Elin Pelin continue, caretaker Minister of Interior Kalin Stoyanov said. Heavily equipped specialists have..
One of our ambitious goals is to make Sofia a net zero carbon city by 2030. This was announced by the Mayor of Sofia, Vasil Terziev, at the opening of..
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