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
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
Title: Tragic Accident on Sofia-Kyustendil Road Highlights Danger from Escaped Horses In an alarming incident, a young woman lost her life when a car collision with a group of horses occurred on the Sofia-Kyustendil road. The accident transpired in the night of December 28, near the village of Yablkovtsi, leaving the driver and another passenger … Read more
Title: Bulgarian Transwoman Petya lodge second lawsuit in Strasbourg, determined to change documents Petya, originally registered as Petrov, has started the new year with a wish that transcends the normatives of documental formalities. She yearns to have her gender and name officially changed in her ID and passport, with the hope that 2024 will bring … Read more
Breaking News: Jeju Air Boeing 737-800 Crashes at Incheon Airport, South Korea A passenger plane has overshot the runway at Incheon International Airport, South Korea, resulting in a catastrophic crash, Reuters reported, citing Yonhap News Agency. The Boeing 737-800, operated by South Korean airline Jeju Air, was carrying a total of 181 people, including 175 … Read more
Tipper insensitive to fines: Repeatedly driving despite license revocations Sofia, Bulgaria – A.Driver from Sliven has been issued fines totaling over 17,000 Lev for persistent traffic law violations, mostly for speeding. With 45 infringements recorded and his driver’s license revoked multiple times since 2001, the driver’s prolific disregard for traffic laws has raised concerns among … Read more
"Trump toPressure Both Russia and Ukraine"
Headline: Trump‘s Ukraine Plan: Balancing Russia and Ukraine to End Conflict Article: In his presidential campaign, Donald Trump vowed to end the war in Ukraine within 24 hours if elected. Although he has largely refrained from discussing the topic since then, it is clear that he is formulating some plans to pressure both sides into … Read more
"Tony Dimitrova & Hilda Kazasyan: Alone During the Holidays"
Headline: "From Home Alone to Party of One: Celebrity Insights on Spending Holidays Solo" In the spirit of the classic comedy "Home Alone," some of us might find ourselves spending the holiday season without family or friends. But who better to draw inspiration from than celebrities who have faced the same situation? Bulgaria Dnes asked … Read more
Title: Bulgaria‘s Government Talks: Bizarre, Corruption Concerns, and Political Prosecution? In a recent appearance on Bulgaria On Air’s "Key People" show, Professor Daniel Vulchev offered a candid perspective on Bulgaria’s ongoing government negotiations, sparking a conversation about corruption and political influence in the country. Vulchev began by acknowledging the peculiar nature of the talks, stating, … Read more