Viticulture and wine-making are part of Bulgaria’s national traditions and a living connection with our ancestors, said President Rumen Radev in his address to residents and guests of Ivaylovgrad, southeastern Bulgaria. The President, who was there to mark the Day of the Grapevine and the feast of St. Trifon Zarezan, pointed out that Bulgarian wine was of world-class quality and successfully competed on a number of international markets. The Head of State also took part in the ritual of pruning vineyards in the village of Svirachi, Ivaylovgrad municipality.
About 800 thousand Bulgarians migrate every year as seasonal workers. This was stated by Valentina Vasilyonova, President of the Federation of Independent Trade Unions in Agriculture at CITUB. According to her, north-west Bulgaria (the poorest..
54% of employees in Bulgaria say they are looking for a new job while they are in their current position , and the main reason for this is the pursuit of a higher salary. This is according to a survey by a Bulgarian start-up company that connects..
The Cabinet's decision to establish a private children's hospital, which was cancelled last night, was taken under conditions of an information blackout, lawyer Mariya Sharkova, a member of the Public Council for the Construction of a National..
A Latvian airline has started operating direct flights from Riga Airport to Sofia , TravelNews reported. The first flight took place on May 2,..
Bulgaria's Prime Minister Dimitar Glavchev will file a report with the National Security Agency and the prosecutor's office regarding the scandalous case..
On May 2, 2024, the Governing Council of the European Central Bank adopted an opinion expressing a positive assessment of the draft Law on the..
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