News
Current events, political decisions, social developments, and economic news from the country.
Military Police Celebrated Holiday with "Phoenix" 2025 Tournament
The "Military Police" service celebrated its professional holiday. The "Phoenix" 2025 tournament demonstrated professionalism. RSVP-Sofia won the competition. An Open Day was also held.
Partial collapse of the medieval Conti tower in the heart of Rome triggers a chain rescue operation
The historic Conti tower collapsed during restoration near the Colosseum, seriously injuring workers and trapping one under the rubble. Authorities are investigating the causes of the incident.
Erasmus+ Seminar in Nessebar: Education Without Borders
A seminar on the Erasmus+ program was held at "Lyuben Karavelov" Secondary School. Results of mobility projects, accreditation, and successful practices were discussed. Students and teachers shared experiences from Istanbul, Prague, and Germany, enriching the educational process.
Burgas: Man Arrested with Amphetamines and Methamphetamines in Meden Rudnik
In Burgas, a man with a criminal record was arrested with amphetamines and methamphetamines in the Meden Rudnik residential complex. Drugs were found during a search, and the investigation is ongoing to determine the circumstances.
Burgas Receives "Wonders of Bulgaria" Award for Anastasia Island
Burgas Municipality was awarded the "Wonders of Bulgaria" award for St. Anastasia Island. The recognition is for the transformation of the island into a successful art scene and attraction, drawing thousands of visitors over the years.
Railway Tunnel: Bulgaria and North Macedonia Join Forces
Bulgaria and North Macedonia will sign an agreement for a railway tunnel. The project will connect the two countries and improve transport access. The ceremony will be held on November 6th in Gyueshevo.
Bulgaria Towards the Eurozone: A Historical Necessity, Says Radev
Bulgaria's accession to the Eurozone is a historical necessity, according to the Governor of the Bulgarian National Bank, Dimitar Radev. He emphasizes European identity and the strategic significance of this process, viewing it as the beginning of a new path.
Higher Fees for ID Cards from 2026
From 2026, fees for ID cards in Bulgaria are increasing. The price for a 10-year document will be 30 leva. Citizens can replace their ID cards online or in the "Bulgarian Identity Documents" sector.
Bulgaria Takes Over the Presidency of the Danube Strategy
Bulgaria will preside over the Danube Strategy from 2026. Minister Ivanov will receive the symbol of the presidency in Sarajevo. The strategy promotes development in the region.
NHA Burgas: Open Doors Days for Art
The branch of the National Academy of Arts in Burgas opens its doors from November 4th to 7th. Visitors will tour the studios and learn about the curricula. There will be demonstrations in painting, graphics, and fashion design.
Municipal Review of Amateur Art in Burgas
The Municipal Review of Amateur Art "Sing Heart – Bright Month" has started in Burgas. The event, organized by the municipality, presents a rich program with folklore and performances, encouraging cultural heritage.
Second Phase of Water Network Repair on Debelt Street
Temporary traffic arrangements will be implemented on Debelt Street starting 05.11.2025 due to water network repairs. The section between Macedonia Street and Probuda Street will be closed for two weeks. Please follow the instructions!
Bulgaria on the Threshold of the Eurozone: The Prime Minister on the Future with the Euro
Prime Minister Rosen Zhelyazkov emphasized the strategic importance of the euro for Bulgaria at a conference. The introduction of the euro on January 1, 2026, will open up new economic opportunities.
Ombudsman Challenges Road Traffic Act and Euro
Ombudsman Velislava Delcheva will challenge in the Constitutional Court a provision of the Road Traffic Act. Furthermore, she comments on the preparations for the introduction of the euro and the lack of clarity regarding heating in Bulgaria.
Lukoil Burgas: Largest Taxpayer and Fuel Export
The Lukoil refinery in Burgas is key to the economy. The ban on fuel exports has drawn criticism, according to former energy minister Alexander Nikolov. Losses for the budget could reach one hundred million leva per month.