Wetlands May Be Key to Tackling Drought and Water Scarcity – Experts
In an interview for BTA dedicated to the World Wetlands Day, February 2, ichthyologist Stoyan Mihov, chief expert at WWF Bulgaria, and Petar Yankov, conservation officer at the Bulgarian Society for the Protection of Birds, spoke about the importance of…
Greece’s near-term economic outlook remains good, IMF Mission to Greece finds
Greece’s near-term economic outlook remains favorable, with real GDP sustaining its robust expansion, the head of the IMF Mission for Greece Joong Shik Kang said in a press conference on Thursday, following the conclusion of consultations under Article IV of…
Story of gold artifacts displayed for ten years in school hallway as gold mistaken for brass
Gold artifacts, nearly 3,000 years old, part of a treasure of great material value and priceless historical significance, spent ten years in the hallways of a school in a village, until they were noticed by a specialist who took steps…
Ioannina, Milos and Syros airports receive EASA certification
Three state-owned airports have obtained certification from the Civil Aviation Authority based on the EASA criteria. In particular, the state airports of Ioannina, Syros and Milos were granted EASA certification on Friday. On January 24, the state airports of Heraklion…
Bulgaria Commemorates Victims of Communist Regime
On February 1, Bulgaria marks the Day of Gratitude and Homage to the Victims of the Communist Regime. The largest single spate of executions in Bulgarian history was carried out on this date 80 years ago. Commemorative events were held across the…
New archaeological discoveries near Sepsi Arena in Sfantu Gheorghe
Sfantu Gheorghe, 28 Jan /Agerpres/ – The excavations carried out by the specialists of the National Museum of the Eastern Carpathians, in the northeastern part of Sfantu Gheorghe, in the vicinity of the Sepsi Arena, have revealed new artifacts and…
