Weekly - Новини

... the vote. Analysts predict Radev will win, although Gerdzhikov is expected to accumulate more votes from the DPS voters, whose candidate achieved a 12% result.

... against the PM – assuming the photos are fake – nor as evidence, and also as a severe security breach  – if they are authentic.

... well as for video surveillance of counting and processing the votes, in addition to other similar measures, like mobile election booths for people in quarantine.

... are not underage. Pools will remain open following strict sanitary protocols. Theaters will also be able to hold performance but only at 30% audience capacity.

... get through this pandemic,” referring to a recent idea for taxis, police cars and private ambulances to help the Emergency Care Center is transporting patients.

... since the outbreak reached 37562 today, 18232 of those are currently active. Almost 2000 people with COVID-19 are receiving hospital care, 138 are in ICUs.

... “I’m sorry to say the rest of my collegues, who work in the other wards have developed a relaxed approach [in the past two months].”

... been absent from all weekly parliamentary control sittings for a year. He has not attended a number of key debates and votes either, Ninova said.

... Bulgaria since the end of summer, the Ministry of Healthcare denied the need for measures to slow the rate of spread of the novel coronavirus.

... been made due to the CVN and calls for the Commission to continue monitoring the judicial reform and corruption in Bulgaria under the mechanism.  

... fair, showing improvements are needed. However, government has advanced on many topics helping it towards . Protesters are respected but ordinary March elections will decide.

... remain healthy until a vaccine is discovered, is for us to wear masks”, said the head of the Crisis Coronavirus Response Team Dr. Ventsislav Mutafchiyski.

... anticorruption institutions. Lack of results in the fight against corruption is one of the key aspects raised throughout the summer 2020 protests,” the report reads.

... new daily cases since early-mid August varied between 70 and 160; the percent of positive tests over the past week, for example, averaged at 4,2%.

... come on over and see what the failed state is doing.” The two regularly feud via the media; Radev is openly critical against this government.

... people with COVID-19 are treated in hospitals, 43 are in ICUs. Since the outbreak, 739 people infected with the novel coronavirus have died in Bulgaria.

... Ombudsman Maya Manolova, who joined the women in the building, said. The protesters said they were not permitted to use the bathroom in the building.

... photos of a night stand full stacks of 500-Euro billsand gold bars, both of which are allegedly Borissov’s. The PM maintains the photos are manipulated.

... Milanov refused to pay the 10’000-monthly fee, asked by Mareshki and Koleva, the two retaliated through administrative pressure: inquires, checks, power cuts and the like.

... theme among protesters has been the apparent unwillingness of the EU to take a side Or speak out on the Democratic crisis in the country.

... detailed cases, but many other instances of Peevski or proxies undertaking similar acquisitions have also been reported on, leaving little wonder as to Mirchev’s claims.

... prevailed. The head of the Sofia Police Department Georgi Hadzhiev gave an emergency briefing during which he declared the “police have decided to use force”.

... and media focus from the resignation demands. Now, a day before Parliament’s first day after summer break, Borissov will have to contemplate his next move.

... the idea for a new constitution during the second month of daily nation-wide antigovernment protests, demanding his, his Cabinet’s, and Prosecutor General Ivan Geshev’s resignations.

... of last year. Several delays followed: the date was first pushed to October, 2019, then to February 2020. Finally, the third line was opened today.

... occupied by protesters this Thursday. Protesters blocked traffic with tires, tents, trash containers and the like. The police raided the site and removed the blockades.

... The country expects about 180’000 doses to be distributed for free among senior citizens and the same amount – to be available on the market.

... against which the protests are happening. The demands for both their stepping down is seen as the only possible first step towards achieving any change.

... active cases, which 9442 people with the infection have recovered since the beginning of the outbreak.  512 people with coronavirus have died, 14 since yesterday.

... is that almost all of these amendments do not require a Grand Assembly to be convened at all. So why is Borissov aiming at one?

... building was raided by special forces under orders of Prosecutor General Ivan Geshev and two of Radev’s staff were arrested. This ignited the protest further.

... General @IvanGeshevPG's press office of a declaration accusing @RFERL reporter Boris Mitov of manipulations and questioning his professionalism. An abuse of power that @RSF_inter condemns.

... Sofia: 430. As for the beds allocated for the treatment of cases, which do not require ventilation, 1137 are in Sofia, or about a sixth.

... as a 30% increase of unemployment benefits. 8 million leva will be spent to give out tourism vouchers of 210 leva to 38’000 medical workers.

... are hospitalized, 28 are in ICUs. 337 with the infection have died since the first cases were discovered in the country back on March 8.

... stepped down. The event, which ignited the protests back in 2013 was the appointment of Peevski as head of the State Agency for National Security.

... The protests first sparked at the attempt by the co-leader of the non-parliamentary liberal opposition Democratic Bulgaria, Hristo Ivanov to land on the beach where

... lock. GERB called for the three resignations to “refute the notion that GERB and these ministers are in direct dependency to DPS and Delyan Peevski.”

... to date rose to 6672. Of those 3181 are currently active. 525 are hospitalized, 28 are in ICUs. 262 people with the infection have died.

... meaning he had the final word on where public contracts end up. Media mogul and DPS MP Delyan Peevski is seen as his highest executive.

... no clear definition for what constitutes an “escalation”, for him, passing the 200-threshold would be “a serious signal that the measures must be brought back.”  

... be stopped altogether due to the violations regarding diggers in the area. It remained unclear how these activities apparently went on unnoticed by the authorities.

... expert to the committee for coronavirus to the government, Dr. Kosta Kostov, described the decision as a provocation against the efforts of all medical professionals.

... Weekly and Dnevnik.bg – news outlets critical of those in power – it seemed obvious the trial is retaliatory and has no real legal merit.

... going to be dismissed on disciplinary grounds, but then-Prosecutor General Sotir Tsatsarov prevented this and directed the Supreme Judicial Committee to vote his resignation instead.

... the violation. Open air sport events will be held only at 50% spectator capacity, while football matches will allow only 1000 people per spectator area.

... EVN shares on the market. The charge rests on a statement Prokopiev made during one of the meetings of the National Council for Tripartite Cooperation.

... Three D’s, the PM urged – discipline, distance, disinfection. He argued reintroducing measures now would create panic and will have devastating effects on the economy.

... Office caught up to this fact as well, although almost a full week later and an investigation of some kind is looking into the tapes.

... quickly closed the case, having found no violations. It effectively said the structure was not a building designed to house people but a retaining wall.