Title: First North Korean Soldier Dies in Ukraine War; Seoul Reports High Casualties In a significant turn of events, the first North Korean soldier has died due to a deterioration of his condition, according to Yonhap and DPA news agencies. The soldier was captured on the front line in Kursk Oblast, Russia, as reported by … Read more
Title: Holiday Surge at University Multiprofile Hospital "St. Anna": 650 Patients in 48 Hours In the heart of Sofia, the University Multiprofile Hospital for Active Treatment (UMBAL) "St. Anna" witnessed a surge in patients during the recent holiday season, with a staggering 650 individuals seeking medical attention over the course of 48 hours. Among them, … Read more
Title: Miracle Survival: Teenager Fights for Life After Pine Branch Impales Him In a harrowing turn of events, a 19-year-old Bulgarian teen, Mount Vitosha“>Kaloyan Pavlov, is battling for his life after a pine branch impaled him following a snowfall on Mount Vitosha. The near-fatal incident was captured on a dashboard camera and widely shared on … Read more
Headline: Urgent Air Ambulance Transfer: 29-Year-Old Woman Battles Life-Threatening Stroke in Bulgaria Article: At precisely 1:00 PM today, a woman from Blagoevgrad was airlifted to the Capital’s St. Anna Hospital in a critical condition after suffering a severe stroke. The 29-year-old’s life is currently in danger. Medical sources have confirmed to 24 Chasa that the … Read more
Iva Sofiyaniska-Bojkova Celebrates Father and Son on Stefanovden In a heartwarming Facebook post, Iva Sofiyaniska-Bojkova, daughter of former Sofia mayor Stefan Sofiyaniski, expressed her warm regards to her father and son as they celebrated Stefanovden, a day that holds dual significance as her son’s namesake. "Happy holiday to my little boy and to my grown-up … Read more
Headline: Fathers March in Dobrich Calling for Joint Custody and Against Parental Alienation Subhead: Protest held during ‘Father’s Day’ supports national campaign for shared parenting Article: Hundreds of fathers gathered at the ‘Democracy’ square in Dobrich on Father’s Day, not just to celebrate, but to protest under the banner, "NO to Parental Alienation and YES … Read more
Headline: Thousands Gather in Mogylyane to Mark 40 Years Since Anti-Assimilation Protests in Bulgaria In a solemn yet uplifting commemoration, thousands converged today in the village of Mogylyane, Bulgaria, to pay tribute to the brave souls who fought against the totalitarian regime’s assimilationist policies four decades ago. The event honored the victims, including 17-month-old Tüyryan, … Read more
Headline: Bulgaria‘s Court Keeps Fuel Smuggling Suspects Free on 25,000 Lev Bail Each In a stark revelation, a Bulgarian court has maintained a 25,000 lev (approximately 12,800 EUR) bail each for two suspects, Boris Ivanov and Yordaki Terziev, accused of a decade-long fuel smuggling scheme worth over 9.5 million levs (around 4.8 million EUR) to … Read more
"Dyankov’s Power Outage Enters Third Day in Apriltsi; Nankov to Convene Parliamentary Committee"
Headline: Ex-Vice Premier Simeon Dyankov Left Without Power for 3 Days in Apriltsi, Cries Out on Facebook Subheading: Former Finance Minister’s Criticism of ERH Leads to MPs Intervention Article: Former Vice Premier and Finance Minister under Boyko Borisov, Simeon Dyankov, has taken to Facebook to vent his frustration over a power outage in Apriltsi. The … Read more
Bulgaria Celebrates Stefanovden: A Blast of Color, Tradition, and History In the heart of Bulgaria, the vibrant festival of Stefanovden is once again painting the streets with a kaleidoscope of colors and filling the air with the echoes of ancient traditions. This year’s celebration, held on December 27, was a testament to the country’s rich … Read more