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Current events, political decisions, social developments, and economic news from the country.
Rebellion in the sky: Small airlines stand up against new EU compensation rules
Over 35 European airlines are calling for a revision of the EU261 reforms. High fuel prices and the geopolitical situation are threatening regional flights.
Graduates are working on "Variant 8" at today's Bulgarian Language and Literature matriculation exam
The Bulgarian Language and Literature matriculation exam is being held using "Variant 8", drawn this morning at the Ministry of Education and Science. Over 13,800 invigilators and 783 schools are involved in conducting the exam, which includes 41 tasks divided into three parts.
Ivan Lechev brings back his rock and roll spirit in season 12 of "The Voice of Bulgaria"
After three titles and dozens of discovered talents, Ivan Lechev once again takes the red chair in "The Voice of Bulgaria" and returns as the rock and roll heart and experienced mentor of season 12.
Bloody statistics: 20 injured in accidents in just 24 hours
The Ministry of Interior reports an alarming rise in traffic accidents. 20 people were injured in 15 serious crashes over the past 24 hours. See the latest data for 2026.
38 fires extinguished in 24 hours: Man injured while attempting to extinguish a car
A total of 38 fires have been extinguished across the country in the last 24 hours. A 58-year-old man suffered burns while attempting to save his burning car near Pleven.
World Metrology Day: Why are accurate measurements the foundation of trust?
We celebrate World Metrology Day with a focus on the role of accurate measurements for science, business, and public trust. Learn how errors in units of measurement have changed history.
FARA 2026: Growth in entries and top experts in Burgas
The FARA 2026 festival reports a 15% increase in participants. Learn more about the practical workshops, international speakers, and the updated program in Burgas.
Turbot in the Black Sea: Bulgaria and Romania in negotiations over quotas
Bulgarian institutions are discussing a new approach to turbot fishing with Romania. The Executive Agency for Fisheries and Aquaculture (EAFA) reports challenges regarding the monitoring and distribution of quotas for 2026.
Burgas Municipality honors 88 outstanding teachers for the Day of the Holy Brothers Cyril and Methodius
On May 20, 88 educators will be honored in Burgas for their high achievements during the 2025/2026 academic year. See the categories and details of the festive ceremony.
Maria Bakalova and Julian Kostov – fan favorites to host "Eurovision"
The euphoria surrounding Bulgaria's hosting of "Eurovision" has brought the names of Maria Bakalova and Julian Kostov to the forefront as desired hosts. Both actors have already stated that they would gladly accept this role.
New STEM center at "Aleksandar Georgiev-Kodzhakafaliyata" Primary School in Burgas
"Aleksandar Georgiev-Kodzhakafaliyata" School in Burgas has opened a new STEM center. See how innovative technologies and mobile stations are transforming the learning process.
Temporary traffic organization under the SOMAT overpass in Burgas on May 20
The Municipality of Burgas is implementing a temporary traffic organization under the SOMAT overpass on May 20 from 07:00 to 12:00 due to the cleaning of storm drains. See the detour routes.
Chisinau summons Russian ambassador following Putin's decree on citizenship in Transnistria
Moldova has summoned the Russian ambassador following a series of actions by Moscow, including a decree by Vladimir Putin for simplified Russian citizenship for residents of Transnistria and a flight of a Russian drone over Moldovan airspace.
Magistrates with real estate empires: 150 judges and prosecutors hold 5 or more apartments
An analysis by the Bulgarian Institute for Legal Initiatives shows that 4,162 magistrates have declared over 20,000 properties worth about 1.6 billion euros, with over 10% of the real estate received as gifts, and every third person owning more than one house.
Bikov: The new rules turn the parliament into a "rubber stamp" and restrict the opposition
Toma Bikov from GERB–SDS criticizes the changes to the National Assembly's rules proposed by "Progressive Bulgaria", warning of a severe reduction in parliamentary control and the transformation of the parliament into a "Mr. Radev's rubber stamp".