Dimitar Dimitrov
Thousands of Bulgarian Investors Lose Money in BETL Scheme
Thousands of Bulgarian consumers who invested in the British company BETL have reported that the company has stopped paying daily dividends and appears to have ceased its operations. They claim they no longer have access to the system. The company had promised large profits to anyone who became the owner of battery charging devices located in China.
Bulgarian TV Crew Attacked in Serbia Working on Pollution Story
A TV crew of the "Traces Remain" investigative show of Bulgarian National Television, BNT, were attacked on Tuesday, June 14, on a road in front of the Podvirovi mine near Bosilegrad in southeast Serbia, Safejournalists organization reported on Wednesday.
The journalists came to Serbia to do a story about environmental pollution in the border area in the municipality of Bosilegrad.
Attendance in Person at Most Universities in Bulgaria
Today marked the beginning of the new academic year at the University of National and World Economy. It started for over 16,000 students, of whom 4,000 were freshmen.
On the first school day, a mobile vaccination team started working at the University of National and World Economy.
6,986 Candidates for Bulgaria's 45th National Assembly, 2,073 Women and 4,913 Men
Of the 6,986 candidates for Bulgaria's 45th Parliament, 2,073 are women and 4,913 are men. A total of 1,035 candidates have been registered in two regions, well over the 668 in the previous parliamentary elections in 2017, Dimitar Dimitrov, a member and spokesman for the Central Election Commission, told reporters on Sunday.
Free Sofia School Fest on Sept 15
On September 15, the second edition of a rather unusual festival begins in Sofia - for both, young and old people.
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Bulgarian Nationalists' Roma 'Integration' Plan Dismays Rights Advocates
Bulgaria's Defence Minister and Deputy Prime Minister, Krasimir Karakachanov, who is also the leader of the nationalist VMRO party, on Wednesday proposed controversial measures aimed particularly at the country's ethnic Roma minority.
New European Copyright Reforms in the Digital Single Market - Is There a Threat to Quality Journalism?
Dimitar Dimitrov, Director of European Policies at Wikimedia and a Bulgarian political scientist, shared his fears that a new copyright law reform would hamper quality journalism in Europe.
Grigor Dimitrov to Play Against Kyle Edmund in Washington Tomorrow
Our best tennis player Grigor Dimitrov will play against Kyle Edmund (UK) in the second round of the tournament in Washington, according to bTV. Dimitrov is placed under number 4 in the main scheme.
2-year-old Edmund is number 41 in the world rankings. He secured a match against the Bulgarian tennis player after a victory in the first round 6: 3, 6: 1 over the Korean Hion Chun.
Parliament Grants State money Prizes For Special Merits to the Bulgarian State and Nation to 15 People
The Bulgarian Parliament granted state money prizes for special merits to the Bulgarian state and nation to 15 people, according to FOCUS News Agency.
173 MPs voted "for" the proposal, 0 voted "against," and 1 "abstained," with which the decision passed.
Bulgargaz Has No Reason to Seek 2% Price Hike, Regulator Says
The intention of Bulgargaz to seek a 2% increase in the price of natural gas is "groundless", a member of Bulgaria's energy regulator said on Wednesday.
"If you want me to say it explicitly - no, they have no grounds for an increase of that scale," Dimitar Dimitrov said.