dir.bg
Bulgarian online news portal publishing general, business, lifestyle, sport and technology news in Bulgarian
About dir.bg
Dir.bg is a Bulgarian online news portal. It publishes news and articles across sections including politics, business, lifestyle, sport, auto, travel, games and IT.
A separate business section, business.dir.bg, covers economy, banks and finance, the energy market, companies, property and careers. Dir.bg has profiles on Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, X (Twitter) and YouTube.
The portal is published in Bulgarian.
Product: Online news portal with general news, business and lifestyle sections
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