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Current events, political decisions, social developments, and economic news from the country.
Tragedy in Varna Region: Two Dead and Seriously Injured After Accidents
Two people died and one is in hospital after serious accidents in the Varna region, the police report. A motorcyclist was seriously injured in Golden Sands, and two people died on the road between Oborishte and Vedrina.
Ivan Aleksiev: Transparency and Decisions - Priorities for Pomorie in 2026
The Mayor of Pomorie, Ivan Aleksiev, outlined the main priorities for 2026 - transparency in governance and decision-making, as well as citizen engagement.
BSE Launches Trading in Euros: Historic Moment for the Capital Market and the Economy
The first session of the Bulgarian Stock Exchange (BSE) with trading in euros marked the beginning of a new era for the Bulgarian capital market. The transition to the euro is seen as a key step towards integrating the Bulgarian economy into the European economy, attracting new investors, and stimulating growth.
Mobile point for hazardous waste will tour the settlements in the municipality of Sozopol in January 2026
Sozopol Municipality is organizing a mobile point for free delivery of hazardous household waste in January 2026 according to an approved schedule in different settlements.
Top Names in Bulgaria 2025: Sofia and Alexander Lead, Changes in Trends
An analysis of the most popular names in Bulgaria in 2025 shows leading positions for Sofia and Alexander among newborns, as well as changes in preferences compared to 2015. The article also examines the most common names among all Bulgarians.
Ombudsman Velislava Delcheva Preserves Highest "A" Status for National Human Rights Institution
Ombudsman Velislava Delcheva successfully defended the reaccreditation of her institution with the highest "A" status according to the Paris Principles. The decision of the UN Subcommittee on Accreditation (SCA) confirms the institution's compliance with international standards for the protection of human rights. A warning was also noted regarding the possibility of the ombudsman fulfilling the role of acting Prime Minister.
Epiphany in Nessebar: Ritual Throwing of the Cross and Celebration of Botev
On January 6th, Nessebar and the surrounding areas will host celebrations for Epiphany and the birthday of Hristo Botev, including the ritual throwing of the cross and honoring the memory of the poet.
Free HPV vaccine for more girls: What you need to know
Starting this year, a free HPV vaccine is available for girls aged 15 to under 18. Learn more about the program, vaccination, and its benefits.
Resignation of Sofia's Chief Architect: Causes and Consequences
Bogdana Panayotova resigned as Chief Architect of Sofia, citing lack of support, structural problems, and a lack of vision for the city's development. She rejects accusations and points to administrative chaos and an avoidance of decisions.
Chinese Language Course in Burgas: Learn the Language and Culture of China!
The Burgas branch of Sofia University is launching a Chinese language course on January 23, 2026. The training covers language learning, cultural practices, and an introduction to the Chinese world.
Rumen Radev will hand over the first exploratory mandate after the New Year to GERB–SDS
After the end of the consultations with all parliamentary groups in the 51st National Assembly, the president announced that the first mandate for a cabinet will be given after the New Year to GERB–SDS.
President Radev Expresses Condolences on the Passing of Dimitar Penev
President Rumen Radev expressed condolences on the passing of Dimitar Penev, paying tribute to the football legend and his achievements. The memorial service will take place today at the National Stadium.
Vladimir Ivanov: The introduction of the euro is going well, with few violations
The head of the Euro Coordination Center, Vladimir Ivanov, stated that the process of introducing the euro in Bulgaria is going smoothly, with few violations. He emphasized the importance of financial literacy and awareness, as well as the need for correct signals. Ivanov pointed to the services sector as a problem area and praised the banking sector for its successful transition to the euro.
Ship Collides with Quay Wall in Sozopol: Information on Damage and Sunken Boats
A tourist ship struck a quay wall in Sozopol, likely due to a broken anchor and strong winds. There are reports of a breach and sunken boats in the area.
Yellow Alert for Strong Winds and Icy Conditions in 16 Regions: What You Need to Know
The National Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology (NIMH) has issued a yellow alert for strong winds and icy conditions in 16 regions of the country. The wind speed could reach up to 90 km/h, and rain and snow are expected in some areas.