News archive of September 2018

Indonesia was rocked by a powerful 7.5 magnitude earthquake Friday, just hours after a smaller jolt killed at least one person in the same part of the country.

President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has said Turkey and Germany "reached consensus to revive cooperation mechanisms."

Two men armed with guns threatened the guards and driver of an armored truck making a cash delivery at a mall in northern Athens on Friday.

The incident occurred shortly before 1 p.m. at the Avenue shopping center in the suburb of Maroussi as a cash delivery was taking place for restocking an ATM on the premises.

Istanbul's Beşiktaş, two points behind Turkish Super League leader Başakşehir, will take on Kayserispor at home in Istanbul's Vodafone Park on Sept. 29 in a bid to make up two points it dropped in an Istanbul derby earlier this week.

Since the launch of night city transport in Sofia, from April 7 until September 26, 73,389 travel tickets have been sold. The most used from the four lines are Line 2 - Obelya-Studentski grad and Line 1 - from Lyulin to Mladost. This is understood by the answers of the Urban Mobility Center, quoted by Dnevnik on Friday.

The topics of their discussion have not been announced.

According to announcements coming from the Kremlin, Putin and Vucic will not address journalists after the talks.

Vucic's previous meeting with Putin was during a two-day visit to Moscow in May, when he attended Victory Day celebrations.

Charges were pressed against the two people, who were arrested after attacking a Bulgarian television journalist, the spokesperson of the chief prosecutor, Rumayna Arnaudova, told BNT on 27th of September.

A football goal fell over a 13-year-old child on a playground in Pazardzhik. The boy was admitted in the intensive ward of the District Hospital in Pazardzhik in an extremely severe condition. The incident occurred over the weekend, but no information has been provided so far by the relevant institutions.
 

The Greek economic rescue program was "very hard, with many failures," the former head of the Eurogroup, Jeroen Dijsselbloem has told Euronews in an interview.

Bulgaria ranked 46th out of 162 countries in the Fraser Institute's 2018 Economic Freedom Index. The survey is based on data from 2016, the last year for which official data is available for all countries. The results of the ranking were disseminated by the Institute for Market Economics (IME).