Title: Bulgarian Church Affair: Unity or Division? Bulgaria’s political landscape is abuzz with discussions around the recent decision by the Supreme Cassation Prosecutor’s Office (VKス), which has sparked debate about the future of the Bulgarian Orthodox Church. On December 16, the VKス decided to register the Bulgarian Old-Rite Orthodox Church, a move that has raised … Read more
[Headline] Horror in South Korea: Boeing 737 Crash Kills 179, Leaving Only Two Survivors in Shocking Impact In a devastating turn of events, South Korea is observing a week of mourning following the catastrophic crash of flight 2216, operated by Cheju Air, at Muan International Airport, claim sources from BBC. The incident, which occurred on … Read more
Romania Surprises Again: This Time with Danube Bridge 3
Rumania Takes Lead in Bulgaria-Rumania Danube Bridge Project Rumania has assumed the lead role in the realization of the project for a third bridge across the Danube River, connecting the Bulgarian city of Ruse with the Romanian city of Giurgiu. The regional governor of Ruse, Dragomir Draganov, announced that the Romanian side has selected the … Read more
Search Continues for Missing 13-year-old boy from Konaare village in Bulgaria Thirteen days since NikfarToktay (Nik) went missing in Konaare, Bulgaria, his family, locals, and authorities remain hopeful but tireless in their search for the 13-year-old boy with Down syndrome. Mission Expanded The extensive search operation, involving police, gendarmes, military personnel, and volunteers, has expanded … Read more
Town of Kyustendil Declares Day of Mourning Following Fatal Accidents Kyustendil, Bulgaria — In a declaration issued by Mayor Eng. Ognyan Atanasov, December 30 (Monday) has been proclaimed a day of mourning across the municipality of Kyustendil in honor of the tragic deaths of 18-year-old Andrea Andonova and 48-year-old Nikolai Georgiev. As a mark of … Read more
Bulgaria’s Orthodox Church is United, Says Patriarch Daniel Bulgaria’s Patriarch Daniel has affirmed the unity of the Orthodox Church, stating that according to church rules, only one canonical Orthodox Church can exist on a single territory. He made these remarks during a visit to the R mêslovsky monastery "Pokrov Bogorodichen," as reported by BNT. "In … Read more
Bulgarian Patriarch Daniil: "Only One Orthodox Church Can Exist in a Canonical Territory" Bulgarian Patriarch Daniil, during his first visit to the Rila Monastery "Pokrov Bogorodichen," emphasized that according to church rules, only one Orthodox church can exist within a canonical territory. He stated this in preparation for the name day of Abbess Melenia, the … Read more
Bulgaria‘s Demographic Shift: A Turning Point in 2023, Says Expert In an unexpected turn of events, Bulgaria witnessed a significant mechanical growth in its population in 2023, according to demographic data. This trend, if sustained this year, signals a potential shift in the country’s demographic trajectory, suggests Associate Professor Dr. Georgi B Bradford, who appeared … Read more
Breaking: Azerbaijan President Blames Russia for Airliner Crash, Denounces ‘False Versions’ Baku, Azerbaijan – Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev has pointed the finger at Russia for the tragic Airzakhstan Airlines passenger plane crash that occurred on December 25 near the Kazakh city of Aktau, killing 38 people. According to Reuters, Aliyev stated that the plane was … Read more
Title: Former Minister Siméon Dyankov Buys Generator Amid Power Crisis in Bulgaria‘s Lovech Region Former Vice Prime Minister and Finance Minister of Bulgaria, Siméon Dyankov, has taken matters into his own hands during the ongoing power crisis in the country. After several days without electricity in the village of Apriltsi, Dyankov announced that he had … Read more