Because of the coronavirus, 23% of Bulgarians have changed their plans for the holidays. 3 out of 4 say the holidays will not be the same because of the pandemic. 59% will refrain from meeting friends and relatives during the holidays. Nearly 2.5 million Bulgarians, or 45%, are not in the mood to celebrate, according to a study by Trend Agency, commissioned by the 24 Chasa newspaper.
62% of Bulgarians say that they will buy presents, which is a decline of 7 percent compared to 2019. 28%, most of them elderly people, will not be buying gifts. 48% of people experience financial difficulties during Christmas and New Year. 57% of respondents, mostly young people, said they would not change their plans because of the pandemic, and 17% had no plans yet.
During the Agriculture and Fisheries Council meeting in Luxembourg, Bulgaria and the other 26 EU Member States supported the request that the future Common Agricultural Policy after 2027 should resolve the issue of unfair..
Writer Christine Loenens will present her latest novel "In Amber's Wake". The meeting is today at 19.00 in Sofia's "Central Halls". Christine Loenens who has dual New Zealand and Belgian citizenship is the author of 4 novels..
Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Lyudmila Petkova is attending the regular annual meetings of the Boards of Governors of the World Bank Group and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in Washington, USA. The Bulgarian delegation includes the..
According to the Little People of Bulgaria National Organization , there are about 450 people with short stature, both adults and children, living in..
A snapshot of the last days of the campaign, as reported by respondents, shows that the expected turnout for the 27 October vote is 31.1%. The..
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