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Current events, political decisions, social developments, and economic news from the country.
Children learn safety and responsibility in an innovative police academy
The fifteenth edition of the Summer Children's Police Academy in Veliko Tarnovo brought together representatives from various institutions to familiarize young people with basic safety and prevention rules.
Bulgaria and Japan: Strategic Partnership in the Railway Sector
Deputy Minister Lyuben Nanov outlined the prospects for deepening transport cooperation between Bulgaria and Japan during a business forum in Sofia, emphasizing the modernization of railway infrastructure.
Modernization of DNA Laboratories Improves Forensic Analysis
The National Institute of Forensics has launched a large-scale project for technological modernization of DNA research, which aims to improve the quality and efficiency of expert analyses through the introduction of modern automated systems.
European Metallurgical Sector at the Epicenter of Industrial Transformation
A large-scale international project brings together seven countries to support social dialogue in metallurgy, focusing on the challenges of the green and digital transition in the industrial sector.
Large-scale anti-drug operation revealed over 800 crimes in a month
The interagency unit of the Ministry of Interior and the Prosecutor's Office published impressive results from large-scale actions against drug trafficking and illegal migration, revealing nearly 900 pre-trial proceedings in May 2025.
Large-scale international operation stops drug trafficking between Bulgaria and Czechia
A joint operation by Bulgarian and Czech law enforcement agencies uncovered a large-scale attempt to traffic precursors for synthetic drugs, during which two Bulgarian citizens were detained.
Extraordinary Restrictions for Heavy-Duty Trucks during Extreme Temperatures
The Road Infrastructure Agency is introducing temporary driving bans for trucks over 20 tons in 14 regions due to expected high temperatures, aiming to protect road infrastructure and driver safety.
Large-scale reconstruction of the Danube Bridge: Progress and challenges
The current repair of the Danube Bridge near Ruse is progressing at a rapid pace, with 64 new reinforced concrete panels already installed, which represents half of the planned interventions.
Switzerland and Bulgaria sign joint programs for air and migration
Two strategic agreements worth 18.7 million Swiss francs were signed today between Bulgaria and Switzerland, aimed at improving air quality and managing migration processes.
Temporary restrictions on Trakia Motorway - important information for drivers
The Road Infrastructure Agency reports significant changes in traffic on the Trakia highway in two regions that will affect drivers' travel during specific time intervals.
The Magic of Sand: Burgas Prepares a Festival Spectacle
A photography exhibition at Troika Square announces the upcoming 18th Sand Sculpture Festival, which will transform urban spaces into a fairytale world of art.
Minister Georgiev participated in a key NATO-Ukraine meeting, discussing the need for enhanced support for Kyiv
During the NATO Summit in The Hague, Bulgarian Foreign Minister Georgi Georgiev participated in a working dinner of the NATO-Ukraine Council. The main focus of the discussion was ensuring Ukraine's security and providing long-term support from the Alliance in the context of ongoing Russian aggression.
Temporary restrictions on Trakia Motorway due to urgent road surface repair
The Road Infrastructure Agency announces temporary changes in traffic between kilometers 126 and 129 of the highway in the direction of Burgas, related to necessary road surface restoration activities.
Construction activities are causing difficulties for traffic on the Burgas-Varna road
The municipal authorities in Burgas are warning drivers about upcoming infrastructure works that will change road traffic on the Burgas-Pomorie route within a specific time frame.
Sofia University launches innovative language majors in Burgas
Two new bachelor's courses in Japanese and Chinese language with a methodological focus will be introduced from the 2025-2026 academic year at the Burgas branch of Sofia University, providing unique opportunities for professional development.