11 projects for Bulgarian research on problems caused by the coronavirus pandemic will be funded with 850,000 euros by the Ministry of Education. The research is in two directions. One is experiments addressing medical and biological problems caused by..
If there is no second wave of Covid-19, the crisis for the Bulgarian economy will be averagely deep, lasting from 2 to 3 quarters . The annual decline will be from 5 to 7%. The recovery will continue throughout 2021, at the end of which pre-crisis..
In different parts around Europe, the pandemic has brought a new life to drive-in cinema – a trademark of American culture from the 1950s. The introduction of modern technologies and their rapid development has left car cinemas in..
196 new Covid-19 cases in Bulgaria or 10% of all tests performed 196 new Covid-19 cases have been registered in Bulgaria over the past 24 hours, single information portal data from midnight indicate. This is 100 cases fewer than the..
Bulgarians have been more severely affected by the Covid-19 crisis than the average European. 41% of people in Bulgaria have lost incomes compared to 28% in Europe. 38% had to withdraw their savings in comparison to 22% in the rest of the EU...
Anti-epidemic measures being strenghtened By order of Bulgaria’s Minster of Health Kiril Ananiev, new restrictions and additional anti-epidemic measures are to enter into force as of July 10 due to the increasing number of people infected..
At a conference of the International Labour Organization, Kristalina Georgieva, director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), called today on politicians to focus on a low-carbon, lasting recovery that would create millions of jobs. According to..
In Bulgaria and around the world, the number of infected people has been growing but the number of deaths per day has been falling sharply. In Europe, the highest daily mortality rate was 5,000, and recently it has been around 300. The pandemic is..
Increasing hospital capacity has been recommended The National Coronavirus Headquarters discussed today the readiness of Bulgarian hospitals with intensive care units to increase their capacity if necessary, the government’s press service..
According to preliminary data of the European Commission, Bulgaria is to receive another 692 million euros in addition to the European programs from the current programming period through the EU instrument for overcoming the consequences of the..
