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As a result of renegotiation, Bulgaria expects to receive 2.7 million doses of the Pfizer vaccine against COVID-19 in April and May, or by the middle of June at the latest, Prime Minister Boyko Borissov said on Sunday while inspecting the construction of a sport hall in the southern village of Topolovo, accompanied by Youth and Sports Minister Krassen Kralev and Health Minister Kostadin Angelov. Borissov said the news made him very happy. He added that over 3 million people will have been vaccinated in Bulgaria by May. "I am saying this because everything has been agreed and I would not lik...

Politics Parliamentary elections give rise to questions instead of finding solutions published on 4/5/21 5:13 PM Photo: BNR So where do we go from here? Political scientists and analysts reflect on this question after the Parliamentary elections in Bulgaria held on April 4. According to all preliminary forecasts, this year’s general elections were going to be unusual and difficult, because of the Covid-19 pandemic. However, the expectations that Bulgarians would be afraid to go to the polling stations amid the pandemic were wrong – 46.9% of the voters exerc...

Bulgaria to Receive 1,259,728 Additional Vaccine Doses Starting from April Bulgaria, Croatia, Estonia, Latvia and Slovakia will receive a total of 2,854,654 additional doses of vaccines as a sign of solidarity. This decision was reached yesterday at a meeting of EU ambassadors in Brussels, the Portuguese Presidency of the EU Council announced, as quoted by BTA. The quoted amount will be shared between the five countries proportionally according to the population. The 19 other EU countries will receive 6.66 million doses under the same rule. The additional doses are provided by Pfizer and w...

Prime Minister Boyko Borissov ordered the immunizations with the AstraZeneca vaccine to be suspended, until the European Medicines Agency assuages all doubts about its safety by written statement. This became clear at a working meeting convened by the Prime Minister, at which Minister of Health Kostadin Angelov and Minister of Education and Science Krasimir Valchev reported that increasingly more children and students are falling ill with COVID-19 and seek help in medical institutions, the government information service reported. In the framework of the working meeting, Prime Minister Boyko ...

Send to Kindle As of today, another 42,000 students from junior high and high school study in attendance, reported Minister of Education and Science Krasimir Valchev during a working meeting convened by Prime Minister Boyko Borissov with representatives of the National Operational Headquarters, the vaccination task force and ministers. Minister Valchev informed that nearly 2,900 grades in the country are already being taught in person as a result of yesterday's order of the Minister of Health."Currently, a total of 460,000 children attend classrooms, and 260,000 study remotely. Besides, there...