The Greek police are looking for Bulgarian Ruja Ignatova, known as the "Queen of cryptocurrencies". She is on FBI’s top 10 most wanted list. Ignatova is also wanted by Europol and Interpol. Ruja Ignatova boarded a flight from Sofia to Athens in 2017 and disappeared without a trace.
Earlier, she stole at least USD 4 billion from investors, promising them incomes through the fake cryptocurrency OneCoin. So far, however, the Bulgarian has not been found.
Taxi drivers gathered at Sofia Airport in protest, blocking access to Terminal 2 for a short time on Friday afternoon. They are unhappy with the new rules for staying at the airport, which came into force on January 9. According to the new rules, one..
A joint contingent of officers from Bulgaria, Austria, Romania and Hungary will strengthen the security of the Bulgarian-Turkish border from February 3 , the Ministry of Interior announced. The start of the joint activity will be marked with an..
Bulgaria will not yet request an extraordinary convergence report - a key step towards joining the eurozone. This was announced by Finance Minister Temenuzhka Petkova from the rostrum in Parliament. She said that during her meetings with the EU..
Bulgaria is well advanced in the process of meeting the criteria for joining the Eurozone, European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde said during..
The idea of the state acquiring the only oil refinery in Bulgaria – Lukoil Neftohim in Burgas – as proposed on 29 January by the Movement for Rights and..
On this day in 1905, 15 enthusiasts, university students, climbed the highest peak in Mount Vitosha near Sofia, in winter for the first time –..
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