The “.ею” domain, which is the Cyrillic version of the popular .eu domain extension, has been officially presented in Sofia. In addition to Bulgarians there are more than 300 million people in the world using Cyrillic and the new domain extension is in line with the EU motto, which is: “United in diversity," Ognian Zlatev, head of the European Commission Representation in Bulgaria, said. Cyrillic domains will provide easier access to the Internet in people’s native language. When it comes to the businesses it is important that the new domain extension will be accurately indexed by Internet search engines.
Young Catholics from all over the country met at the Saint Francis of Assisi church in the village of Belozem, Rakovski municipality, to join, online, the journey of His Holiness Pope Francis to his celestial home. Some of the children who received..
The Bulgarian delegation, led by Prime Minister Rosen Zhelyazkov has arrived in the Vatican where they will attend Pope Francis’ funeral services . Funeral Mass for Pope Francis to be held in Sofia on 28 April Pope Francis appeared..
A peaceful civic protest under the motto “Protecting our children – car procession and blocking traffic on Danube Bridge” will take place on Saturday. The participants will start from the municipal parking lot next to the National Revenue Agency..
European Council President Antonio Costa will be paying a three-day visit to Bulgaria 27-29 April. His schedule includes meetings with President Rumen..
The political formation “Yes, Bulgaria” which is part of the opposition coalition “Democratic Bulgaria” is calling a national conference to elect a new..
A month after Bulgaria receives the green light to join the eurozone, all traders are obliged to have their prices in both Bulgarian..
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