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Current events, political decisions, social developments, and economic news from the country.
Iliana Iotova to EU ambassadors: Bulgaria remains firmly committed to the European path
Vice President Iliana Iotova confirmed to EU ambassadors that Bulgaria's foreign policy orientation remains unchanged, with a focus on security, energy independence, and technological development.
Marco Rubio: Strait of Hormuz to remain open, negotiations with Iran continue
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has assured that the Strait of Hormuz will remain open while peace negotiations with Iran are underway following a series of defensive U.S. strikes.
Attention drivers: Traffic on Trakia Motorway to be restricted until May 30
From May 27 to May 30, temporary traffic organization is being introduced on the Trakia Motorway in the direction of Burgas. See which sections are affected and how to travel safely.
Two children missing in Varna: Katerina (12) and Kiril (11) have disappeared
Police in Varna are searching for 12-year-old Katerina and 11-year-old Kiril, who have been missing since May 24. See their descriptions and how to report any information.
Syrian man transported migrants in a trunk and crashed in Burgas
A Syrian national has been detained after transporting three Moroccans in a trunk, crashing while attempting to evade police, and fleeing the scene.
130 Years of the National Academy of Art: Jubilee Scientific Conference Gathers Art Elite in Burgas
The National Academy of Art celebrates its 130th anniversary with a large-scale forum in Burgas. From May 27 to 29, experts will discuss the future of art and education.
New flights to Burgas: Paris and Germany connect the South Black Sea coast with Europe
Burgas Airport has opened a new direct line from Paris with Transavia France and expanded its connections with Germany. See which cities will have regular flights this summer.
Historic May heat in Europe: three dead during amateur races
A record-breaking "heat dome" struck the UK, France, and Spain with temperatures up to 37°C, causing the deaths of three amateur race participants and prompting health warnings for tens of millions of people.
EU prepares record fine for Google under the Digital Markets Act
The European Commission is preparing the largest fine to date under the Digital Markets Act against Google for favoring its own services in search results.
Putin grants himself the right to send the army abroad to "protect" Russians
Vladimir Putin has signed a law that allows him to use the Russian armed forces in other countries for the "protection" of Russian Federation citizens persecuted by foreign or international courts.
Iran's Supreme Leader: "The US no longer has a safe haven in the region"
Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei warned that countries in the region will no longer serve as a "shield" for American bases, amid a fragile truce and tense negotiations between Tehran and Washington.
"Democratic Bulgaria": Mechanical budget cuts for culture are unacceptable
Democratic Bulgaria opposes the 10 percent cut to the budgets of cultural institutions, describing it as a purely accounting measure devoid of reform and analysis.
Metropolitan Hilarion detained in Czech Republic: containers with "white substance" found in his car
Former head of the Russian Orthodox Church's external church relations, Metropolitan "Hilarion (Alfeyev)", was detained in the Czech Republic after four containers of a white substance were found in his vehicle. He denies the allegations and speaks of a provocation.
Unmanned bus crashes into a tram on its first day of service in Sweden
An autonomous bus in Gothenburg crashed just an hour after the launch of its pilot route following a collision with a tram. There were no injuries, but the incident has fueled the debate over the safety and regulation of autonomous transport.
2800-year-old ancient olive trees arrive in Burgas: Living witnesses of history
Burgas welcomes two unique olive trees aged 2800 and 2100 years. See how this logistical feat will transform the appearance of the seaside city near the Bridge.