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Current events, political decisions, social developments, and economic news from the country.
Fog and Precipitation in the Country: Limited Visibility and Winter Conditions
Fog reduces visibility in several areas, while rain and snow are affecting the country. Road surfaces are wet, and there is black ice in some places.
Who are the potential caretaker prime ministers? Who refused the position?
Five people expressed their willingness to take the post of caretaker prime minister after consultations with President Iliana Iotova. Meanwhile, Raya Nazaryan, Dimitar Radev, Petar Chobanov, Radoslav Milenkov, and Velislava Delcheva refused.
Pomorie Municipal Council Approves Projects for Modernization of Boat Moorings and Passes Important Decisions
The Pomorie Municipal Council made decisions on the modernization of fishing boat moorings, a moratorium on the sale of agricultural land, the appointment of representatives to an expert commission on sports, the development of urban development plans, and social assistance.
Rescue Operation in Burgas: Kitten Brick-In During Renovation
Rescue services in Burgas joined forces to save a kitten bricked in during a building renovation in the "Meden Rudnik" complex. Animal rights activists alerted authorities to the situation after the kitten had been meowing for several days from under a stairwell landing.
Municipal Councillors from Pomorie Demand Action Following Sentencing of Bata Village Mayor
Municipal councillors in Pomorie have submitted a signal to the Municipal Election Commission (OIK) and the administration to take action following a final verdict against the mayor of Bata village for vote buying. They are requesting an immediate announcement of the termination of his powers and the organization of partial elections.
Burgas Police Investigate Pharmacy for Selling Medication Without Prescription After Child Overdose
Police in Burgas have launched an investigation into a pharmacy for selling an epilepsy medication without a prescription following a case of a child overdose. The medication was purchased by teenagers who wanted to "have fun."
Silvia Kydreva Accepts to Be Caretaker Prime Minister, Iliana Yotova Chooses
The Deputy Chair of the National Audit Office, Silvia Kydreva, stated that she accepts to be caretaker prime minister after a meeting with President Iliana Yotova. Dimitar Glavchev and Margarita Nikolova are also ready for the position.
Property Owners in Elenite Holiday Village Demand Urgent Restoration of Electricity and Water After Flood
Property owners in the Elenite holiday village are demanding the urgent restoration of electricity, water supply, and sewage systems following the flood that affected the area four months ago. They express dissatisfaction with the lack of electricity and water, inhumane living conditions, and the lack of response from responsible institutions. They are considering stopping the payment of fees and taxes.
Bulgarian Students Win Third Place in International Japanese Video Contest
A team of students from the Burgas Branch of Sofia University won third place in the Central and Eastern European Japanese Video Contest 2025 with a video filmed on the Burgas coast.
Varna on the Brink of a Garbage Crisis? What's Ahead?
Varna is threatened with a halt in waste collection due to an unapproved budget. The mayor warns of chaos, while the Municipal Council blames the administration. Citizens are discontented with the filth. The municipality has appealed to the prosecutor's office.
Dimitar Glavchev Says He is Willing to Accept the Position of Caretaker Prime Minister
The President of the National Audit Office, Dimitar Glavchev, has stated his readiness to become caretaker prime minister following consultations with President Iliana Iotova. The composition of the cabinet or the date for elections were not discussed.
New Bachelor's Program at Sofia University Burgas: Methodology of Foreign Language Teaching - Korean
Sofia University is opening a new bachelor's program at the Branch in Burgas for the specialty "Methodology of Foreign Language Teaching - Korean". The program combines language training and teaching methodology. Candidates can register from June 12 to July 2, 2026, and training begins in October 2026.
Three Countries Unite Efforts for Rail Transport: Sofia - Thessaloniki by 2027
Bulgaria, Greece, and Romania are committing to a joint railway project, aiming to connect citizens, strengthen trade, and enhance defense. High-quality passenger rail transport between Sofia and Thessaloniki is planned by 2027.
Varna Court Opens Case Against NHIF for Hospital's Over-Limit Activity
Multiprofile Hospital for Active Treatment "St. Anna" - Varna is suing the NHIF for unpaid over-limit activity from August to November 2025. The hospital is claiming over 530,000 euros because the NHIF refuses to pay for medical services due to the application of monthly limits.
Ban on Nicotine Pouches: A New Drug for the Young?
A parliamentary committee proposes a complete ban on nicotine pouches due to lack of control and potential health risks. A BSP MP emphasizes the need for urgent measures.