On February 13 we mark the World Radio Day. At the global level, radio remains the most widely consumed medium and has the unique ability to reach out the widest audience, irrespective of people’s educational level, social and economic status, gender and age.
The World Radio Day was marked for the first time in 2012. On November 3, 2011 UNESCO proclaimed February 13 as World Radio Day at its 36th General Assembly.
On the eve of the World Radio Day the Bulgarian National Radio held its annual Sirak Skitnik award ceremony where radio journalists are recognized for their significant contribution to the development of the medium. The 2019 Sirak Skitnik grand award was bestowed on the BNR Programme Director Martin Minkov.
For the sixth year in a row, the village of Debnevo in the Balkan Mountain near Troyan is hosting the international music and arts festival Jam on the River. The event, which gathers many foreign and native musicians, will take place..
147 years have passed since the battles for the defence of Stara Zagora in 1877. As a sign of respect and appreciation for the heroism of those who died for freedom, on July 31, at 10:00 a.m., at the "Defenders of Stara Zagora"..
On Wednesday the weather will be sunny and warm. Over the eastern half of the country there will be moderate north-easterly wind. The lowest temperatures will be between 15 and 21°C, in Sofia – about 16°C. The highest will be..
The BG-ALERT system has issued an evacuation warning for the residents of five villages in the municipality of Strumyani due to the large fire that..
The range of the fire on the Bulg arian-Greek border has increased overnight. The fire has crossed the protective clearing over 2 places into Bulgarian..
EUR 479 million are the grants allocated to Bulgaria under the RePowerEU chapter which is part of the Recovery and Resilience Plan. By the end of last..
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