The leader of the Parliamentary group of GERB Tsvetan Tsvetanov participates at the annual conference of the American-Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) in Washington. At the forum Tsvetanov met with Executive Vice President of B’nai B’rith International Dan Mariaschin, one of the oldest and most influential Jewish organizations in the USA. Tsvetanov and Mariaschin discussed the fight against antisemitism. Tsvetan Tsevtanov acquainted Dan Mariaschin with the idea to turn the March of Tolerance and Unity, held for the first time on March 10 this year in Sofia, into a traditional event. Tsvetanov also met with the United States Senator from Oklahoma James Lankford. Tsvetan Tsevtanov and James Lankford discussed the Kosovo issue. Tsvetanov also discussed Romania’s rotating Presidency of the Council of the European Union with this country’s Premier Viorica Dăncilă.
The State Agency for Refugees is launching a pilot project for the country and the EU. Alternative social services for unaccompanied refugee children are being created, the government's press service has reported. The..
Public procurement tenders have been announced for the final 2.4 km of the railway line from Gyueshevo to North Macedonia, as well as for the Sofia–Radomir section. The total value of the tenders exceeds EUR 279 million, and the completion deadline is..
More than 95% of the wildfires in the country are caused by negligence or intent, said Prime Minister Rosen Zhelyazkov after inspecting the measures taken by the Ministry of Interior's operational headquarters to tackle the fires in the Strumyani..
Three helicopters arrived at Plovdiv Airport under the EU Civil Protection Mechanism. One came from Hungary, the second from Slovakia, and the..
Those detained for committing arson will be tried for terrorism, announced Interior Ministry Secretary General Miroslav Rashkov. He noted that..
The branch of "Angel Kanchev" University of Ruse which was opened earlier this year in the Moldovan town of Taraclia, has officially taken ownership of..
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