Employers and self-employed from the Transport, Hotel and Restaurant Business and Tourism whose revenues decreased by at least 20% are entitled to financial compensations to the tune of EUR 148 a month to maintain employment. Nearly 22,000 people affected by the coronavirus pandemic are expected to receive this support. The money is allotted under the Human Resources Development Operational Programme. Compensations will be paid as of July 1, 2020 for a maximum period of six months. Applicants must not have tax liabilities.
The 15th meeting of the Bulgaria-North Macedonia Joint Commission on Historical Issues ended without results. This has been reported by its co-chairman Angel Dimitrov. "Our colleagues simply cannot accept the idea of a common history..
On Saturday a cold atmospheric front will pass through the country. The clouds will increase from the Northwest, and there will be rain in the afternoon in the Western regions. Maximum temperatures 16° - 20°, for Sofia 17° C. Over the Black..
In Brussels, President Rumen Radev, who is taking part in a two-day European Council meeting, discussed with German Chancellor Angela Merkel the Bulgarian veto on North Macedonia's EU membership. According to him, Merkel has called..
An order by the Minister of Health Stoycho Katsarov came into force on October 21, according to which a requirement for a "green..
“Bulgaria, alongside other countries, including France, will demand that nuclear energy and energy produced from natural gas be recognized, and put on..
Higher interest in testing and vaccination points has been marked in Bulgaria after the entry into force of the requirement for..
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