Introduction Tobacco farming is heavily subsidized in some countries of the WHO European Region. These subsidies incentivize farmers to use large areas of fertile land to grow tobacco rather than healthy foods. This practice has an adverse impact on people’s health and the environment. Subsidies and Tobacco Farming Tobacco farming subsidies are common throughout the…
Nestled along Bulgaria’s captivating Black Sea coast, the village of Sinemorets beckons travelers with its enchanting charm and breathtaking natural beauty. With a satirical twist, this article invites readers to embark on a journey of discovery and liberation in this idyllic destination. Sinemorets, a haven of tranquility near the Turkish border, offers a respite from…
Breaking Down the Discussion Forum on Eurozone Advantages and Challenges for Bulgarian Businesses Here are the key points to discuss in this news article: – The timing and objective of the discussion forum – Bulgaria’s eurozone adoption process – Opportunities and challenges for Bulgarian businesses – The importance of the eurozone for Bulgaria’s economy Timing…
The recent spike in coronavirus cases in Bulgaria has put the country’s response to the pandemic under scrutiny. With 77 new cases reported, there are concerns that a second wave of the virus may be underway. In this article, we take a closer look at the situation in Bulgaria, analyzing the factors that may have contributed to the rise in cases, and comparing the country’s response to other nations. We also explore the measures being taken to control the spread of the virus and provide insights into the public’s response to the government’s handling of the pandemic.
In a joint effort with the Romanian Border Police, the Bulgarian General Directorate Combating Organised Crime and the German Federal Police in Waidhaus, 28 people were arrested on charges related to smuggling illegal immigrants into the Schengen Area. Europol also supported the operation. The individuals were part of criminal organizations that specialized in smuggling immigrants…
In the heart of Sofia City lies a treasure trove of ancient artifacts and cultural heritage. The Archaeological Institute and Museum at the Bulgarian Science Academy stands as a sentinel of time, housed within the oldest preserved building in the city. Like a key that unlocks the secrets of the past, this museum invites visitors…
Perched high in the majestic Rhodope mountain range, the historic Ustra Fortress stands as a testament to the rich cultural and historical heritage of the region. Like a guardian overlooking the land, this fortress, built in the 10th century, was strategically positioned to safeguard a vital trade route. Rising to an impressive height of 1,114…
Embark on a mystic journey as we delve into the captivating world of the unique Memorial Temple in Rupite. Nestled in the village of Rupite, this ethereal sanctuary stands as a testament to the renowned Bulgarian prophet Vanga and her profound connection to the mystical energy of the area. The temple, established in 1994 and…
Nestled amidst the majestic mountains of Smolyan, Bulgaria’s largest planetarium stands as a captivating gateway to the wonders of the cosmos. As the sun dips below the horizon, the celestial dome above comes alive, adorned with twinkling stars that beckon curious souls to embark on a mesmerizing journey through the universe. With its rich history…
Nestled in the idyllic village of Zlatna Livada, the St. Atanasius Monastery stands as a testament to the rich tapestry of European history. Like a time-worn sentinel, this hallowed sanctuary has withstood the ebb and flow of centuries, its ancient walls whispering tales of bygone eras. Established in 344 by the revered Saint Atanasius, it…