48% of Bulgarians think that the measures adopted against the spread of Covd-19 are sufficient, a survey of Trend sociological agency conducted in November, commissioned by 24 Chassa daily, shows. 30% of the respondents said that the anti-epidemic measures adopted to contain the spread of Covid-19 must be stricter and 15% of the people who participated at the survey said that the measures should be eased.
82% of the respondents said that they keep physical distance when communicating with other people and 14% said the opposite. 79% of the respondents avoid gatherings in large groups. 51% of them said that schools, kindergartens and universities must continue working, while 30% of the respondents want to see them closed.
26% of the respondents said that they would agree to take a Covid-19 vaccine if it was available and 45% said they would refuse a Covid-19 vaccine.
Parliament's Legal Affairs Committee has approved in first reading draft amendments to the Judicial System Act that would end the current procedure for electing a new Prosecutor General. The Supreme Judicial Council (SJC) will not be able to elect..
On Wednesday, the weather in Western and Central Bulgaria will be mostly sunny. There will be significant cloud cover in the southeasternmost regions. The lowest temperatures will range from minus 1°C to 4°C, higher in Eastern Bulgaria, for Sofia..
Caretaker Minister of Finance Lyudmila Petkova defended the parameters of the 2025 draft budget before the members of the National Assembly Committee on Budget and Finance. Minister Petkova explained that the 2025 Budget reflects the policies of..
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A protocol for cooperation and exchange between the Ministries of Education and Science in Bulgaria and Ukraine for 4 academic years until 2028 was..
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