This week in Bulgaria
Bulgaria's domestic focus this week includes ongoing presidential consultations to form a new government, alongside calls for a parliamentary investigation into MP Delyan Peevski's assets and the state confiscation of over 2 million euros in illegally acquired property. Local infrastructure developments are underway in Varna and Sofia, though the Kyustendil region declared a state of emergency due to severe frost damage to fruit crops. Internationally, the media covered Serbia joining SEPA for faster euro transfers and the EU's invitation for companies to join a new drone alliance with Ukraine.
About Bulgaria
Bulgaria, a Balkan nation, is celebrated for its rich historical tapestry, diverse landscapes ranging from the majestic Rila Mountains to the Black Sea coast, and a vibrant cultural heritage. While its European Union membership provides a framework for democratic institutions, the media landscape navigates challenges of ownership concentration and political influence, often leading to self-censorship. This dynamic environment shapes public discourse, necessitating a critical approach to news consumption.
Visiting Bulgaria
Media landscape
The Bulgarian press is legally free, yet it contends with significant ownership concentration and political influence, which can lead to self-censorship and a degradation of media products. EU membership offers some protective measures, but economic pressures persist.
To gain a comprehensive understanding, consult a variety of sources, including independent digital outlets, to balance perspectives influenced by concentrated ownership.
Sources we track 1
Latvian Defense Minister Resigns After Drone Incident
- Latvia's Defense Minister Andris Spruds resigned following an incident involving two Ukrainian drones. - The drones, which flew from Russia, struck oil storage facilities in Latvia on Thursday. - Th…
High Representative for Bosnia Resigns Amid US and Russian Pressure
- The High Representative for Bosnia and Herzegovina, Christian Schmidt, announced his resignation, citing "personal reasons." - Schmidt faced significant pressure, particularly from Russia, and more …
Over 200,000 attended Giro d'Italia finale in Sofia, says Mayor Terziev
- Over 200,000 people attended the Giro d'Italia finale in Sofia, according to the city's mayor. - Approximately 25,000 cyclists, including children, participated in a ride along Tsarigradsko Shose bo…
Israel Reportedly Established Secret Base in Iraq, Near Discovery During Iran Conflict
- A media report claims Israel established and defended a secret base in Iraq for special forces and search-and-rescue operations. - The base was reportedly nearly discovered at the beginning of the w…
Frenchman Paul Maignie Wins Third Stage of Giro d'Italia from Plovdiv to Sofia
- French cyclist Paul Maignie won the third stage of the Giro d'Italia, which ran from Plovdiv to Sofia. - This marks Maignie's second stage victory in the cycling tour, following his win in Burgas. -…
EU allocates funds for road and rail link between Alexandroupoli and Bulgarian ports
- The European Union has allocated funds for a road and rail connection linking Alexandroupoli, Greece, with the Bulgarian ports of Burgas and Varna. - The funding, amounting to 277 million euros, was…
Dejan Filipov, Founder of a Positive News Website: There Are People Who Care About the Country
- Dejan Filipov, founder of a positive news website, believes there are people in Bulgaria who care about the country. - He suggests that a lack of good examples can diminish motivation for developmen…
Qatari Gas Tanker Successfully Navigates Strait of Hormuz Amidst Tensions
- A Qatari natural gas tanker successfully transited the Strait of Hormuz on Sunday, marking the first such passage since the start of the conflict with Iran. - The tanker was en route to Pakistan. - …
Hungarian Village Children's Orchestra Performs at Parliament Opening
- A children's orchestra from a Hungarian village performed at the opening of the new Hungarian Parliament. - The young musicians, playing tambourines, were specially thanked by Prime Minister Péter M…
Syrian President Replaces Brother in Partial Government Reshuffle
- Syrian President Ahmed al-Shaara has implemented partial government changes. - Several high-ranking officials and ministers were replaced on May 9, 2026. - Notably, the president replaced his own br…
War in Iran Hits Fertilizer Supply, Alters European Planting Plans
- The war in Iran is impacting fertilizer supplies and altering planting plans in Europe. - Europe has alternative fertilizer sources but is vulnerable to rising gas prices due to the conflict. - The …
The Michelin Guide: A Century-Old Marketing Masterpiece to Inspire Travel
- The article discusses the origins of the Michelin Guide, conceived over 100 years ago by the Michelin brothers. - Their initial goal was to encourage French citizens to travel and explore their coun…
Umami Restaurant Launches Themed Nikkei Cuisine Evenings
- Umami restaurant is launching a series of themed evenings focusing on Japanese cuisine. - The initiative aims to provide a unique and memorable dining experience beyond just the food. - This concept…
Fast News (May 10)
- Dnevnik presents its "Fast News" segment, offering real-time updates on significant events in Bulgaria and globally. - The content is curated by an editorial team to ensure timely and relevant infor…
Three Detained in Sofia Brawl; 'Vazrazhdane' Claims Attack on 'Immortal Regiment' Marchers
- Three individuals have been detained in Sofia following a physical altercation. - The political party "Vazrazhdane" claims the detained individuals attacked participants of the "Immortal Regiment" m…
Over 350,000 Russian soldiers killed in Ukraine by December, new study estimates
- A new study estimates that Russian military casualties in Ukraine reached 352,000 by the end of 2025. - This figure includes soldiers who went missing in action. - The research was published shortly…
Bulgaria's 'Overdose' rubric: A decade of absurd election messages
- The "Overdose" rubric in Dnevnik, which began in 2014, highlights absurd messages from election campaigns. - The rubric continues to feature new content due to the ongoing absurdity in Bulgaria's pu…
On May 9, Radev honors Bulgarian soldiers above Europe Day
- Bulgarian President Rumen Radev emphasized on May 9th that the day primarily honors Bulgarian soldiers who fought in World War II. - He stated that their sacrifice stopped Nazism's advance in Europe…
New Government: Rumen Radev's Administration Begins Work
- Bulgarian Prime Minister Rumen Radev has tasked his ministers with reviewing their departments and setting priorities within a week. - The new government is expected to introduce legislation on May …
Sri Lankan chef Sajivani Perera shares culinary talents in Bulgaria
- Sajivani Perera, a Sri Lankan chef with over 30 years of culinary experience, is showcasing her heritage in Bulgaria. - Having lived in Bulgaria for two years, she brings a wealth of knowledge from …
Moscow marks Victory Day with a parade lacking hardware and few guests
- Moscow will hold its annual Victory Day parade on May 9th with heightened security measures. - Unlike previous years, the parade will not feature military hardware and will have a limited number of …
Photo gallery: The toxic price of silver
- The article discusses the toxic price of silver, implying environmental and social costs associated with its extraction. - It features a photo gallery, suggesting a visual exploration of the topic. …
Economic Inequality Causes Over 100,000 Heat and Cold-Related Deaths in Europe Annually
- Economic inequality contributes to over 100,000 annual deaths in Europe related to heat and cold, according to a study. - The research suggests that reducing inequality to match the levels of the mo…
Trump Announces Three-Day Ceasefire Between Russia and Ukraine
- U.S. President Donald Trump announced a three-day ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine. - The ceasefire is set to take effect from May 9 to May 11. - The announcement was made on Trump's social medi…
Radev Government Assumes Power, Holds First Session
- The Bulgarian government, led by President Radev, officially assumed power and convened its first session. - The new administration is set to tackle the nation's pressing challenges and implement it…
Bulgaria: 192 Settlements Now Empty as Depopulation Crisis Deepens
- Bulgaria has 192 inhabited places with no residents as of the end of last year, according to the National Statistical Institute. - The regions of Veliko Tarnovo and Gabrovo have the highest number o…
One Dance Festival 2026: Dance as a Mirror of Life
- The One Dance Festival 2026 will take place in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, from May 22 to June 7. - The festival aims to showcase dance as a reflection of life's complexities, emotions, and diversity. - It s…
Russia Establishes Cyber and Media Patrols to Monitor Youth Online
- Russia is implementing a plan to monitor youth online activities until 2030. - The plan includes creating 'cyber patrols' and 'media patrols' to track young Russians. - These measures are part of a …
Photo Gallery: More Agile Than Ever
- The article features a photo gallery with the title 'More agile than ever'. - The accompanying description includes an image tag, suggesting visual content is central to the piece.
Trump threatens EU with higher tariffs if trade deal not ready by July 4
- Donald Trump has set a deadline of July 4 for the EU to ratify a trade deal with the US. - He threatened the EU with higher tariffs if the deal is not finalized by the US Independence Day. - The ult…
Producer Evtim Miloshev Proposed as Bulgaria's Minister of Culture
- Evtim Miloshev has been proposed as the Minister of Culture in Rumen Radev's government. - Miloshev is described as a producer, media manager, and public figure with a long-standing contribution to …
Balance Artist Encho Keryazov Proposed as Bulgaria's Minister of Youth and Sports
- Encho Keryazov has been proposed as the Minister of Youth and Sports in Rumen Radev's government. - Keryazov, known for his background in balance artistry, is entering national politics. - His nomin…
Who is Ivo Hristov, Proposed as Bulgaria's Deputy Prime Minister Without Portfolio?
- Bulgarian President Rumen Radev has proposed Ivo Hristov as a candidate for Deputy Prime Minister without a portfolio. - Hristov previously served as the head of the President's cabinet and was cons…
Who is Georgi Valchev – Nominated for Minister of Education, Already Facing Protest Threats
- Prof. Georgi Valchev, rector of Sofia University, has been nominated for Minister of Education and Science in Bulgaria. - His nomination has already sparked threats of protests. - Valchev is a promi…
Who is Ivana Petrova, Proposed Minister of Energy?
- Ivana Petrova is proposed as the Minister of Energy in the new Bulgarian government led by Prime Minister Rumen Radev. - Petrova currently serves as the Deputy Minister of Energy under the caretaker…
Who is Ivan Vasilev, Proposed Minister of Innovation?
- Ivan Vasilev has been proposed as the Minister of Innovation and Digital Transformation in a new Bulgarian government. - Vasilev previously served as the Deputy Mayor for Finance and Healthcare in S…
Giro d’Italia 2026 Opens in Burgas, Bulgaria
- The 2026 Giro d'Italia cycling tour was officially opened with a team presentation ceremony in Burgas, Bulgaria. - This marks the first time Bulgaria has hosted an event associated with one of the w…
Prosecution's Failure in Maslarova Case to Cost Bulgarian State 500,000 Lev
- The Bulgarian prosecution's failure in the "Maslarova" case will cost the state 500,000 Bulgarian levs. - Former Minister of Social Affairs Emilia Maslarova has successfully sued the prosecution for…
Fertilizer Prices Set to Rise Sharply for Bulgarian and European Farmers
- Bulgarian and European farmers face new challenges as fertilizer prices significantly increased starting in 2026. - Prices rose by an average of 15% in January and February alone, following the intr…
No Russian 'Immortal Regiment' March in Border Regions Near Ukraine
- The traditional "Immortal Regiment" march, commemorating WWII veterans, will not take place in its usual format in border regions of Russia near Ukraine due to security concerns, including Ukrainian…
Trump Sees 'Very Possible' Deal with Iran as Israel Strikes Beirut Again
- U.S. President Donald Trump expressed optimism about reaching a deal with Iran to end the war. - Iran confirmed it is considering a U.S. peace proposal that could potentially conclude the conflict. …
Bulgarian Politics: Assessing 'Gurov,' Optimizing Power, and the Specter of a 'Farage' Moment
- The "Gurov" assessment and "power optimization" are key themes in recent political discourse. - The article suggests a potential rise of a figure akin to Nigel Farage in the Bulgarian political land…
Bulgarian Judicial Council to discuss unprecedented request to remove prosecutor
- The Judicial Council's Plenum will discuss the request to remove a member today. - The procedure for the disciplinary removal of Yordan Stoev from the prosecutor's college of the Supreme Judicial Co…
Registration Begins for Parties and Coalitions in Partial Local Elections
- The registration period for political parties and coalitions participating in partial local elections has begun in Bulgaria. - Candidates must submit their documents by May 9. - Elections will be he…
Nationalist Farage Storms Scotland and Wales Today in Battle for Britain
- Reform UK leader Nigel Farage is campaigning in Scotland and Wales, aiming to influence the upcoming general election. - The article suggests that Farage's presence is causing concern among some vot…
President to Hand Over Government Mandate to Election Winners
- Bulgaria's President Rumen Radev will today hand over the mandate to form a government to the election winners, the 'Progressive Bulgaria' coalition. - The new parliament is expected to convene soon…
PSG to face Arsenal in Champions League final
- Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) will face Arsenal in the Champions League final after defeating Bayern Munich. - PSG secured their spot in the final with a 6-5 aggregate score over two legs. - The French …
France proposes separate talks with US and Iran on Hormuz Strait mission
- France has proposed to the United States and Iran to separately address the issue of the Strait of Hormuz. - Paris advocates for a multinational mission to secure the strait, emphasizing its importa…
Interim Cabinet: International Election Mission Highlights Transparency of Vote
- The interim Bulgarian cabinet reported that an international election observation mission highlighted the transparency of the April 19 snap election. - The mission's analysis indicated that adequate…
Yoana Mircheva: A story can be told in many different ways, when it has heart
- Writer Yoana Mircheva is featured in the "Bookworm" series, discussing storytelling. - Mircheva recently published a children's novel, "Adventures from the Lacquered Kingdom." - She is currently tou…
A Culinary Journey Through Central Europe, No Passport Required
- Vienna Café & Restaurant introduces a new menu inspired by the flavors of Central Europe. - The culinary journey aims to offer an aromatic, cozy, and adventurous experience through taste. - The rest…
Sando: The Man Igniting Bulgaria's Chili Culture
- Aleksandar Kyurkiev, known as Sando, is recognized for his significant role in developing Bulgaria's chili culture. - He is the driving force behind Chilli Hills, a brand contributing a unique 'kick…
Sofia to Mark Day of Bravery with Flag Blessing and Air Show
- Sofia will celebrate Bulgaria's Day of Bravery and the Bulgarian Army on May 6 with a ceremonial blessing of military flags and an air show. - The festivities will commence at 10:00 AM in front of t…
Disagreement in Characters - What Divides the Current Coalition in the Economy So Far
- Bulgaria's ruling coalition partners are experiencing significant disagreements on economic policy. - These divisions could lead to a factual separation, similar to a legal separation in divorce pro…
Today is Gergyovden - One of the Most Revered Holidays
- Bulgaria is celebrating Gergyovden, also known as St. George's Day, one of the most revered holidays in the country. - The holiday honors St. George the Victorious, a significant figure in Christian…
Dnevnik Launches 'Fast News' for Real-Time Updates on Bulgarian and World Events
- Dnevnik presents "Fast News," a real-time update service covering key events in Bulgaria and worldwide. - The content is curated by an editorial team. - The service aims to provide timely informatio…
'Arsenal' is the first finalist in the Champions League
- Arsenal has advanced to the Champions League final after defeating Atletico Madrid with a 2-1 aggregate score. - The Gunners secured their place with a 1-0 victory in the second leg, marking their f…
Matthew Perry's 'Friends' Memorabilia to Be Sold for Charity
- Personal belongings, scripts, and artwork belonging to the late actor Matthew Perry are set to be auctioned. - The proceeds from the auction will support projects of a foundation established in his …
EU Invites Companies to Join New Drone Alliance with Ukraine
- The European Commission has invited European companies to join a new drone alliance with Ukraine. - The initiative aims to foster collaboration in drone production and development. - This partnershi…
Gasoline Price Hikes Annoy Americans, Says Academic on Bulgarian Podcast
- Americans are annoyed by rising gasoline prices, according to a Bulgarian academic. - The issue was discussed on the "Word of the Week" podcast with host Iva Doichinova. - The academic teaches at Ca…
Varna Develops 38 Million Euro Infrastructure Program
- Varna is developing a new infrastructure program valued at approximately 38 million euros. - The funding for the program's projects will come from the municipality and loans. - Mayor Blagomir Kotsev…
Serbia joins SEPA, enabling faster and cheaper euro transfers
- Serbia has officially joined the Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA) system. - This integration allows 18 Serbian banks to offer faster and cheaper euro transfers for citizens and businesses. - The mov…
Iran: Maintaining the Status Quo is "Unacceptable" for the U.S.
- Iran's Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf stated that the "new status quo" in the Strait of Hormuz is solidifying. - He warned that maintaining the current situation is an "intolerable" pos…
Gap Co-founder Doris Fisher Dies at 94
- Doris Fisher, co-founder of the American clothing company The Gap Inc., has died at the age of 94. - Fisher, along with her husband Don, established the company in 1969. - The Gap Inc. is known for …
IMF Warns Oil Prices Could Hit $125 Per Barrel Amid Middle East Conflict
- The head of the IMF warned that prolonged conflict in the Middle East could cause oil prices to surge to $125 per barrel. - This scenario would lead to a much worse economic outcome than previously …
What Orbanomics Did to Hungary
- Hungarian economists describe the country's economic model over 16 years of Viktor Orbán's governance as "catching up, losing the way, a separate path on the edge of the Union." - The article examin…
Photo Gallery: London's Hidden Paradise
- A photo gallery showcases hidden aspects of London. - The images offer a glimpse into lesser-known or secret parts of the city. - The collection invites viewers to discover a different side of the B…
Awaiting Government: President Iotova Meets Parliamentary Forces
- Bulgarian President Iliana Iotova is holding consultations with parliamentary groups on May 5. - These meetings are part of the constitutional procedure before the president formally assigns the man…
Quick News (May 5)
- Dnevnik presents "Quick News," a real-time update service covering key events in Bulgaria and globally. - The editorial team curates this content to keep readers informed of the most important devel…
Glenn Close: We, the actors, are aliens
- Actress Glenn Close received a prestigious honor at the TCL Chinese Theatre in Los Angeles. - She placed her handprints and footprints in cement, a tradition for Hollywood legends. - Close described…
16-year-old boy stabbed by peer in Veliko Tarnovo
- A 16-year-old boy has been stabbed by another teenager in Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria. - Initial reports suggest the incident stemmed from a conflict between the two youths who met to settle a dispute.…
Photo of the Day: Mayor Vasil Terziev inspects new metro line and 'Stadion 'Georgi Asparuhov'' station
- Sofia's Mayor Vasil Terziev inspected the progress of the new metro line and the "Stadion 'Georgi Asparuhov'" station. - The inspection highlights the ongoing development and expansion of the city's…
State of emergency declared in Kyustendil region after frost destroys fruit crops
- A state of emergency has been declared in the Kyustendil region of Bulgaria due to severe frost damage to fruit crops. - The decision, effective from 6 PM, was announced by the regional governor, Kr…
Ministry of Sports Expects to Save Money on the Giro d'Italia
- Bulgaria's Ministry of Sports anticipates saving money on the upcoming Giro d'Italia cycling race. - The ministry is responsible for organizing the international cycling event. - Approximately 180 c…
Macedonia Gathers Documents for Gruevski Extradition Amidst Fierce Attack on Government
- Macedonia is gathering documents to request the extradition of former Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski. - Gruevski, who was granted political asylum in Hungary, has launched a fierce attack on the cur…
"Democratic Bulgaria" Wants Parliament to Investigate Peevski's Assets
- The "Democratic Bulgaria" coalition is demanding a parliamentary investigation into the financial assets of MP Delyan Peevski. - They plan to introduce a draft resolution to establish a temporary pa…
Since the Beginning of the Year, the State Has Confiscated Over 2 Million Euros in Illegally Acquired Property
- Bulgaria's Commission for Confiscation of Illegally Acquired Property (KONPI) has confiscated over 2 million euros in assets this year. - The confiscated assets include more than 35 properties, such…
EU Excludes Leather from Deforestation Law After Industry Pushback
- The European Commission has decided to exclude leather from the Deforestation Regulation. - This decision followed pressure from industry groups who argued that leather production does not drive def…
Russia Again Shells Kharkiv, Five Killed and Many Injured
- Russia launched an air attack on the Ukrainian city of Merefa, in the Kharkiv region. - The attack resulted in five deaths and 19 injuries. - The regional military administration head confirmed the …
US evacuates 22 crew from Iranian ship to Pakistan
- The United States has evacuated 22 crew members from an Iranian container ship and will hand them over to Iranian authorities in Pakistan. - The crew members were held aboard the vessel, and their t…
Polish Author Julia Fiodorczuk to Visit Sofia for Book Presentation and Workshop
- Polish writer Julia Fiodorczuk will visit Sofia on May 15th for a book event. - The event will take place at the Umberto & Co bookstore starting at 7 PM. - Prior to the public event, Fiodorczuk will…
Stoltenberg: Europe 'Heeds' Trump's Message on Defense Commitments
- NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg stated that European nations have heeded US President Donald Trump's message regarding defense spending. - European countries are now ensuring that agreements…
Zelenskyy outlines three main priorities before the meeting in Yerevan
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy outlined three main priorities ahead of a meeting in Yerevan. - The meeting is part of the European Political Community (EPC) summit. - Bulgarian President Ru…
EUISS Expert: Europe Risks Irrelevance Without Unity Amidst Critical Juncture
- The EU faces a critical and dangerous moment for its security and autonomy, according to Jeremy Shapiro of the EUISS. - Shapiro warns that Europe risks becoming irrelevant if it fails to act decisiv…
Fast News (May 4)
- Dnevnik's 'Fast News' section provides real-time updates on significant events in Bulgaria and worldwide. - The content is curated by the Dnevnik editorial team. - This segment aims to keep readers …
Diemerdzhiev is ready to head the Ministry of Interior
- Ivan Demerdzhiev has indicated his willingness to become the Minister of Interior. - He acknowledged that the selection of ministers involves a broad group of individuals. - Demerdzhiev previously s…
PP-DB Split Caused by Attempts to Impose Decisions Through Public Pressure, Says Atanasov
- A split has occurred within the "We Continue the Change - Democratic Bulgaria" (PP-DB) parliamentary group. - The division is reportedly due to attempts to impose decisions through public pressure, …
Radev Fortunate, But Squandering Economic Gains, Publication Argues
- The article criticizes President Rumen Radev, calling him 'lucky' for inheriting a country in good economic health. - It contrasts Radev's situation with that of Ivan Kostov, implying Radev's compla…
One Dead, Five Injured in Road Accident Near Sofia
- A road accident near Sofia resulted in one fatality and five injuries. - The incident occurred on the Northern Speed Tangent highway in the direction of Botevgrad. - Emergency services were dispatch…
Interior Ministry Delegation Visits the USA
- A delegation from the Bulgarian Ministry of Interior (MoI) is on a working visit to the United States. - The delegation is led by Minister Emil Dechev. - Other high-ranking officials, including the …
Pope Francis Honors Journalists' Work
- Pope Francis honored the work of journalists during his Sunday address in St. Peter's Square. - He emphasized the importance of free media and condemned the persecution of journalists worldwide. - T…
Andrey Yankulov on VSS Changes: Quality Over Speed
- The Bulgarian interim Minister of Justice, Andrey Yankulov, stated that changes to the Supreme Judicial Council (VSS) should prioritize quality over speed. - Yankulov emphasized that the VSS has bee…
Journalists Have a Problem with Modesty – And It's Killing the Profession
- Activist Mirko Petricevic calls for collective action and a renewed fight for journalism on Press Freedom Day. - He argues that the profession's struggles are exacerbated by journalists' own perceiv…
"Feel Blue, Dress Red" by Ersi Sotirouopoulou (Excerpt)
- Dnevnik is publishing an excerpt from Ersi Sotirouopoulou's book "Feel Blue, Dress Red." - The book is described as the debut work in Bulgarian by the author, who is presented as a rebel and a victi…
Frost Devastates Kyustendil Cherry Harvest for Second Year
- Frost has severely damaged the cherry harvest in the Kyustendil region for the second consecutive year. - Significant portions of plum, apple, and peach orchards have also been affected by the frost…
Mladost Residents to Protest 75-Meter Building Construction
- A protest is scheduled for May 12 against the construction of a 75-meter-high building in the Mladost district of Sofia. - The protest, organized via Facebook, aims to voice opposition to new large …
Bulgaria Seizes 17 Tons of Egyptian Peanuts Contaminated with Toxic Mold
- The Bulgarian Food Safety Agency seized 17 tons of Egyptian peanuts due to dangerously high levels of mold. - The mold detected contains highly toxic and carcinogenic substances, posing a significan…
Union Demands Firefighter Profession Be Classified as Highest Risk
- The Union of Employees in the Ministry of Interior is advocating for the firefighting profession to be recognized as having the highest risk. - This call comes on May 4th, International Firefighters…
Bulgarian Consumer Advocate Stresses Need to Understand Price Factors
- Elitsa Vrancheva, creator of the website "Znam Tsenite" (I Know the Prices), emphasizes the need for consumers to understand the factors influencing prices. - She highlights that many products have …
"Prevention, you fool", or why Bulgaria is the leader in cardiovascular mortality
- Bulgaria leads Europe in cardiovascular mortality, with a focus on prevention being crucial. - Experts emphasize that the real challenge lies not in treating heart attacks but in preventing them. - …