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Current events, political decisions, social developments, and economic news from the country.
Food Price Increase: Tomatoes Lead the Way, Cucumbers Decrease
Food prices in our country are rising. Tomatoes are increasing the most in price, while cucumbers are decreasing. Price increases are observed for vegetables, fruits, dairy products, meat, eggs, and basic food items.
Weather Tomorrow: Cloudy with rain and snow, wind, and temperature changes
Weather forecast for the next 24 hours: Cloudy with rain and snow, moderate wind, and a drop in temperatures. Changes are expected in the coming days.
Pomorie Presents Energy Poverty Project in Maia, Portugal
Pomorie Municipality participates in an international meeting in Maia, Portugal, for the "EmPowerIngUs" project within the URBACT IV program. Achievements and an investment plan to address energy poverty are presented.
Farmers from Dobrich Marked 127 Years of the Agrarian Movement
Farmers from the Dobrich region marked 127 years since the founding of the agrarian movement in the village of Stozher. Wreaths and flowers were laid, and important historical events from the movement's founding were recalled.
Dead Birds and Dolphins in Shabla: What's Happening?
Black Sea Region Basin Directorate (BSRBD) - Varna commissioned an investigation of water samples from Shabla Lake following reports of dead birds and dolphins. The results will be announced. The tests for avian influenza are negative.
Over 37,000 Bulgarians Want to Vote Abroad in the April 19 Elections
More than 37,000 Bulgarian citizens from 66 countries have applied to vote outside the country in the upcoming parliamentary elections on April 19. Data from the Central Election Commission shows an increase in those wishing to vote compared to previous elections.
Borislav Sarafov Discussed Cooperation with European Partners at a Forum in The Hague
Acting Prosecutor General Borislav Sarafov participated in a Consultative Forum in The Hague, where he discussed judicial cooperation in Europe and the international situation. He met with representatives of Eurojust, Hungary, and Spain.
Women in the Bulgarian Parliament: Representation on the Rise, But Still Under 1/3
In the April 19, 2026 elections, female candidates for Members of Parliament accounted for 30.1%, a 1.7% increase compared to the previous vote. The statistics show a comparison with previous elections and trends in the EU regarding the representation of women in parliaments.
Fires in Bulgaria: Two Injured and 88 Fires Extinguished in 24 Hours
Two people were injured in fires in Bulgaria in the past 24 hours. Firefighters responded to 115 calls, extinguishing 88 fires, including those in residential buildings and vehicles.
Bulgarian Military Personnel from NATO Mission in Iraq Returned
Seven Bulgarian military personnel, participants in the non-combat NATO mission in Iraq, have returned to Bulgaria. The temporary adjustment of the mission's deployment was undertaken due to the escalation of the conflict in the Persian Gulf.
CEC Opens Procedure for Printing Ballots for the 2026 Elections
The Central Election Commission (CEC) has announced a public procurement for the production and delivery of paper ballots and specialized paper for the upcoming parliamentary elections in 2026. The order is awarded through negotiations without announcement to "Printing House of the Bulgarian National Bank" AD, in accordance with the requirements of the Election Code. The estimated cost of the ballots is 924,000 euros.
Chuck Norris has passed away: Goodbye to the legend
American actor and martial artist Chuck Norris has died at the age of 86. The news of his death was announced on Facebook.
Ministry of Interior: Vote Buying - Methods and Amounts Before Elections
Minister Dechev commented on vote buying in Burgas. Various methods have been discovered and proceedings have been initiated in Botevgrad. Lists with names and large sums in euros have been found.
Renovation of „Parva“ Street in Sunny Beach Nearing Completion: What's Next?
The reconstruction of „Parva“ Street in Sunny Beach is entering its final stage. Asphalt paving of the local and main lanes is forthcoming, as well as the creation of green buffers and sidewalks. Mayor Nikolay Dimitrov emphasizes the key importance of the street for the connection with Sunny Beach and the planned infrastructure improvements in the Nesebar municipality.
Bulgaria Gets Green Light from OECD on Anti-Corruption Efforts: Ready for Membership?
Bulgaria received a positive assessment from the OECD in the field of anti-corruption, moving closer to membership. The country has implemented key recommendations, but work remains in two key areas subject to monitoring.