National Children's Hospital Expected to be Ready by 2030 ↗
Front page leadKatya Ilieva states that the National Children's Hospital will be completed in 2030, with administrative reforms expected to speed up the process.
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Katya Ilieva states that the National Children's Hospital will be completed in 2030, with administrative reforms expected to speed up the process.
Hospital directors in Bulgaria are reportedly earning significantly more than their stated salaries, with some exceeding 1 million BGN.
The Bulgarian government is planning significant reforms affecting pensions, the Temporary Expert Medical Commission (TELK), and the funding of hospitals.
Minister Shishkov anticipates that the construction of the National Children's Hospital will commence by the end of 2027.
Russian drones attacked a border crossing near Moldova, while Ukrainian drones reportedly struck a Lukoil facility in Perm, Russia.
President Putin attended a ceremony where he paid homage to the remains of Grand Prince Dmitry Donskoy.
Authorities have dismantled an illegal depot involved in the trade of vapes in Sofia, Bulgaria.
The United States has extended the deadline for the sale of Lukoil's foreign assets.
Despite the rise of digital payment methods, the use of physical cash continues to increase across the European Union.
Severe drought conditions in Central America are jeopardizing one of the world's most important trade routes.
Analyst Anton Ivanov claims the Bulgarian state is depleting the resources of the Kozloduy Nuclear Power Plant, putting its operational safety at risk.
Bulgaria is experiencing a prolonged heatwave, but forecasts indicate a cooling trend starting next week.
This article, sponsored by 'Elatsite-Med', discusses how technologies are making the decarbonization process more controllable.
A concession has been made regarding the IVF fund within the ongoing administrative reform, according to a report by Martina Bozoukova.
For the first time in its history, the Kozloduy Nuclear Power Plant has reduced its power output because of low water levels in the Danube River.
The energy company of ViK Holding has suffered damages exceeding 2.6 million Euros due to a draining scheme.
The Bulgarian Prosecutor's Office is investigating the General Directorate for Combating Organized Crime (GDBOP) regarding a check on Delyan Peevski.
A report by Zornitsa Lateva notes that fines can be issued for organizing birthday parties in parks, as well as for cycling.