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September 2026

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general / P1Bulgaria

American military technology is going on our way.

US military and military technology will cross the Republican road network and Bulgaria's railway infrastructure by 25 September 2026.This was announced by the Ministry of Defence.The movement will be carried out under a preliminary plan...

general / P1North Macedonia

World Jew Elita will compete at "Jane Sandanski"

By closing the list of participants, all elements are defined for the beginning of another major Jewish event in Skopje, the European Group in Judo for Seniors – Skopje 2026, which will be held on weekends, on 19 and 20 September. As they inform Jude Feder...

diplomatic / P1Spain

Dies historian Domingo Buesa at 73 years of age

As President of the Royal Academy of Nobel and Bellas Artes de San Luis he developed an intense work in favour of culture and heritage and devoted a good part of his life to studying, conservation and dissemination of the historic and artistic legacy Aragon He...

general / P1Bulgaria

First grade Boris Tomov's playing to Miss Alex.

"To be the first grade, it's not a joke. Take care, take care, I have it now." These two lines from Kalina Malina's read childhood history are entirely related to Boris Tomov, whose friends and relatives call him beloved Bono. The seven-year-old boy crossed the school platform...

general / P1Croatia

Here's what to watch on TV tonight.

We'll bring you a review of the most interesting evenings and films on main TV channels. Find out what to watch from 18 till 23 hours and don't miss the best domestic television offers!

general / P1Bulgaria

Yotova met with Mattias Gemar.

The Head of State Ilijana Yotova met in Strasbourg with the President of European Court for Human Rights Mattias Geimor. During the discussion, Justice Minister Nikolai Niedenov and Bulgarian judge at Judge Diana Kovaceva.

general / P1Unresolved

Countries move to ban social media for children

The European Union unveiled proposals on Wednesday to ban social media for children under 13, as a growing number of countries look to restrict children's access to the platforms following a global backlash.