Bulgaria On Air

Sales of luxury cars in Bulgaria have surged significantly over the past year, according to new data from the Ministry of the Interior.

The Bulgarian Parliament has approved the Law on the introduction of the euro, which outlines the procedures for rounding prices following the currency switch. This legislation is designed to manage the transition from the leva to the euro once Bulgaria joins the Eurozone, detailing how prices will be displayed in both currencies for a month.

Political scientist Prof. Nikolay Naydenov discussed on Bulgaria ON AIR the ongoing efforts by political parties to form a government describing these attempts as the start of their election campaigns. He emphasized that these efforts demonstrate the parties' responsibility toward society and the state.

Astronomical summer has commenced in Bulgaria amidst abundant sunshine and soaring temperatures, reaching as high as 40 degrees Celsius. Weather expert Petar Yankov forecasts temperatures ranging between 35 and 40 degrees, with the extreme southwestern town of Sandanski expecting up to 41 degrees over the weekend.

The woman, whose daughter recorded her husband assaulting her mother, is seeking the release of her spouse.

Speaking on Bulgaria On Air, she stated that the incident was insignificant and common in every family, emphasizing her refusal to file a complaint against her husband.

Come January 1, 2024, a noticeable hike in the prices of plastic food boxes at supermarkets is expected. The cost will start at 25 cents per box, incrementally increasing by 5 cents yearly until it reaches a minimum of 45 cents by 2027.

"We will categorically not send troops to Ukraine. The interpretations of the changes in the Law on Defense and the Armed Forces of the Republic of Bulgaria were extremely unsuccessful in a complex pre-election situation."

This was stated by the Minister of Defense Dimitar Stoyanov on Bulgaria ON AIR TV.

"The new measures will be announced in a day or two because it is very important to limit the spread of the virus", the director of the National Center for Infectious and Parasitic Diseases, Prof. Iva Hristova, announced on Bulgaria On Air.

Until no more than three-four years ago, Bulgaria, along with Russia, Belarus and Ukraine, was top of the grim list of countries whose rural areas were rapidly losing their population.

In 2022, adapted vaccines according to current variants of the coronavirus are expected to be approved. Currently, the third dose uses vaccines that we have, but a combination is allowed - in the first and second dose of vector vaccine to be given an mRNA vaccine.