Bulgaria’s Minister of Interior Mladen Marinov and the renowned Swiss forensic scientist Professor Pierre Margot unveiled at the Academy of the Bulgarian Ministry of Interior a modern forensic laboratory for training purposes. The laboratory is based on the model of leading European forensic training centers. Its huge capacity and modern equipment allow the fulfillment of comprehensive forensic research in line with the best international practices. The project is part of the thematic fund Security of the Swiss-Bulgarian Cooperation Programme co-financed by the Swiss government with nearly CHF 9.8 million. So far a total of 11 projects have been fulfilled under the fund.
On June 29, on the occasion of the National Road Safety Day, the State Agency for Road Safety is organising a festival from 11 am to 2 pm at the Knyaz Alexander I Battenberg Square in the capital in front of the Art Gallery. Its aim is to draw..
Before midnight, the clouds will decrease and the wind will die down for the night. Tomorrow, 29 June, will be sunny. In the afternoon, there will be some cumulus clouds over the eastern half of the country and in the highlands, but there will be almost..
Bulgaria has a crucial role to play in the connectivity of several regions. It lies at a crossroads between the Balkan Peninsula, the Eastern Mediterranean and the Black Sea. This was stated by Deputy Transport Minister Anna Natova at a meeting..
Ivan Ivanov, chairman of the Energy and Water Regulatory Commission, announced that a decision would be taken today on how to compensate green energy..
There is nothing in the country’s position, approved by the Council of Ministers for the NATO summit in Washington that infringes on our national..
The hacker "Emil Kyulev", who broke the database of state institutions, banks and legal entities, was caught The Sofia City Prosecutor's Office..
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