Record EV Sales in Bulgaria; Protest Against NATFIZ Rector; EU and Schneider Electric Internships

The KNext platform can be accessed via an email provided by a university in the country or with the unique number of your ISIC card. More about the program can be found here. You can also freely subscribe to the weekly newsletter. With the arrival of summer, the peak of travel traditionally begins. And the data confirms it: Bulgarians continue to travel abroad more and more, with the growth outpacing that of foreigners coming to the country. The most frequent destinations are no surprise - Turkey, Greece, and Romania are among the top.

Bulgaria has seen record sales of electric vehicles. This surge is attributed to government incentives and growing environmental awareness. The charging infrastructure is also expanding rapidly. Experts predict this trend will continue in the coming years. The share of electric cars in total sales is steadily increasing.

A protest was held against the rector of the National Academy for Theatre and Film Arts (NATFIZ) in Sofia. Students and faculty members demonstrated against alleged mismanagement and authoritarian practices. The protesters demanded the rector's resignation. No violence was reported during the event. The university administration has not yet issued an official statement.

The European Commission and Schneider Electric have opened applications for internship programs. These opportunities offer students and recent graduates international experience. Interns receive a salary and benefits. Applications are open for a limited period. The programs aim to contribute to participants' career development.

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