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News Agencies United Against Fake News
The news agencies, including the Bulgarian Telegraph Agency (BTA), that participated earlier this month at an international media conference in Tirana united around a resolution to fight аgainst fake news.
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Archaeologists Discovered a Late Antique Tomb with Murals in Sofia
Late antiquity tomb with frescoes was discovered last night during the repair of the sidewalk on Moskovska Street. Archeologists have been given a task to start exploring the tomb and the terrain. This was reported by the mayor Yordanka Fandakova to journalists during her visit to the archaeological excavations at St. Nedelya square.
The Bulgarian Telegraph Agency Celebrates its 120th Birthday
The Bulgarian Telegraph Agency is 120 years old. It was founded in 1898 by the decree of Prince Ferdinand. The Agency is the main and most modern source of information for the print and electronic media, the state institutions and the non-governmental organizations in Bulgaria.
Bulgarian Monks Red-faced Over Illegal Hooch Finds
Bulgaria's customs agency has reported finding 2,356 litres of alcohol without labels signifing paid excise duty in two monasteries.
Mobile inspection teams found the larger amount of illegal "rakija", or fruit brandy, namely 1,500 litres kept in plastic bottles and canisters, in a cellar of the Troyan monastery in northern Bulgaria.
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Bulgaria Can Cope with Refugee Quota of 1200 - PM Borisov
Bulgaria can cope with a quota of up to 1200 refugees, according to Prime Minister Boyko Borisov.
Borisov, who took part in the High-Level Ministerial Road Transport Summit in Varna, stated that this would be an opportunity for Bulgaria to show solidarity and understanding for the problem.
Bulgaria Boasts 261 Business Clusters, 150 of them Sofia-based
Mladen Mladenov, Executive Director of the Association of Business Clusters (ABC), has said that a total of 261 clusters have been registered in Bulgaria so far.
Bulgaria Is Transit Country for Trafficking in Cultural Goods from Syria - Minister
Bulgaria is a transit country for the illicit trafficking of stolen cultural goods from the Middle East due to its key geographic location, according to Interior Minister Rumyana Bachvarova.
Number of Cyclists in Sofia up by 140% in 3 Years
The number of cyclists in Sofia has gone up by around 140% over the past three years, according to data of the VeloEvolution Association.
The number of people using a bike as a primary means of getting to and from school or work has increased substantially, according to the cyclists network, as cited by the Bulgarian Telegraph Agency.
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Suspect for Brutal Murderer of 60-Year-old British Woman Arrested by Bulgarian Police
The perpetrator of the brutal murder of a 60-year old woman, a British national, in the village of Malomir, Yambol District, has been arrested, according to Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov.
Borisov told journalists Sunday that the DNA samples taken at the crime scene fully coincided with the DNA of the suspect.
Inactivity Rate of Young People in Bulgaria at nearly 73% in 2014
The inactivity rate of young people aged 15-24 in the EU-28 varied from 32.6% in the Netherlands and 38% in Denmark to nearly 73% in Bulgaria and Italy, according to Eurostat data for 2014.
Around 58% of the men and women in this age group, or 32,4 million people in the EU-28, were economically inactive during that time.