Greenpeace environmentalists have unfurled a 50-foot banner from Asparuhovo Bridge in the seaside city of Varna. The banner reading "No Plastic" aims to attract public attention and restrict the use of disposable plastic. The banner was hung by climbers. The event, involving representatives from more than 10 countries, took place simultaneously with the visit of the world-famous Rainbow Warrior ship to the Varna Port, varnautre.bg reported. Saturday and Sunday will be days of open doors so citizens of Varna and the guests of the city could see the special vessel.
The protest of the workers in Sofia's public transport, which has blocked the capital since the morning, is still ongoing , the chairman of the Federation of Transport Unions in the Confederation of Bulgarian Trade Unions Alexander Shopov told Radio..
The idea of a referendum on the euro is supported by 63.3% of Bulgarians and 35.3% are "against". This is shown by an independent poll by the Myara sociological agency conducted in the period 10-13 May among 803 people and representing the opinions..
The government’s program includes 100 priorities, distributed across 19 sectors, with a vision for a full four-year term. This was announced by Prime Minister Rosen Zhelyazkov, who presented a report on what the government has achieved so far under its..
For the third day in a row, Sofia will remain without ground public transport, the Center for Urban Mobility announced on its Facebook page. After a..
The leader of “Vazrazhdane”, Kostadin Kostadinov, told journalists in the National Assembly that President Rumen Radev should ask the Constitutional..
The protest of ground public transport workers in Sofia continues for a second day with demands for higher wages. Protesters are demanding a salary..
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