News
Current events, political decisions, social developments, and economic news from the country.
Tragic incident in Hollywood: Car crashes into crowd in front of nightclub
A serious incident shook the Santa Monica area when a vehicle crashed into a group of people in front of a nightclub, causing multiple injuries and triggering a large-scale rescue operation.
Water deficit pushes residents of Aleksandrovo village towards a civil protest
In the village of Aleksandrovo in the Haskovo region, local residents are facing a critical shortage of drinking water, which has been ongoing for months. The community is ready to take decisive action, including blocking roads, to draw attention to the problem.
Media Giant Under Fire: Trump Files Massive Lawsuit Against The Wall Street Journal
Former US President Donald Trump filed an unprecedented lawsuit against Rupert Murdoch's media group for 10 billion dollars due to a publication linking him to the late Jeffrey Epstein.
Tragic Incident in Rosen: Tenant Kills Owner After Drunken Argument
In a rural household near Sozopol, a fatal conflict erupted between a tenant and an owner, which ended in a murder after prolonged drinking in a local establishment.
Bulgarian Energy Diplomacy: Strategic Partnerships in the USA
Minister Zhecho Stankov presents a comprehensive vision for energy cooperation between Bulgaria and the United States, emphasizing key projects in nuclear energy and critical minerals during a working visit to Washington.
Life-saving mission: Varna's Children's Neonatal Ambulance
An innovative medical project in Varna demonstrates impressive effectiveness, with a specialized medical vehicle helping in over 6,700 critical pediatric cases in less than two years.
Strict sanctions for driving on the emergency lane of highways
The Ministry of Internal Affairs is introducing drastic measures against violators who improperly use emergency lanes on highways, envisioning serious financial and administrative penalties.
The Political Divide in Hungary: Modjar Challenges Orban's Hegemony
An interview with the famous sociologist Krisztof Nagy reveals the backstage of the upcoming Hungarian elections, analyzing the potential of opposition leader Péter Márki-Zay to challenge Viktor Orbán's long-standing rule.
Revolutionary Changes in the European Budget: A New Financial Model by 2034
The European Commission presents a radically different budget plan for the 2028-2034 period, which restructures funding with a focus on strategic directions and political flexibility.
Artificial Intelligence - Modern Assistant or Threat in Medicine?
Leading Bulgarian medical experts analyze the potential and risks of artificial intelligence entering healthcare, emphasizing the need for a professional approach and critical thinking.
Bulgarian Diplomats: 146 Years of National Dignity
The official day of the diplomatic service marks the historic moment from 1879, when the beginning of Bulgaria's foreign policy administration was established through the first state decree.
Diplomatic breakthrough: Turkey mediates ceasefire between Israel and Syria
The American Ambassador Tom Barak announced a successfully achieved ceasefire between Israel and Syria, supported by regional partners, which puts an end to a week of intensive military clashes in Sweida province.
Abnormal Meteorological Conditions: Bulgaria Expects Extreme Temperature Values
The meteorological forecast for Bulgaria warns of an unprecedented heat wave that will reach critical values of around and over 40 degrees in the coming days, accompanied by a high risk of fires and serious impact on the population's comfort.
The Tragedy in Sarafovo: A Terrorist Act That Shook Two Nations
On July 18, 2012, at Sarafovo Airport, one of the heaviest terrorist acts occurred, taking the lives of six people - five Israeli citizens and one Bulgarian citizen, who forever remain in the collective memory.
A US Court Stops a Presidential Order Against the International Criminal Court
A federal judge blocked Donald Trump's order for sanctions against the International Criminal Court in The Hague, defining it as an unconstitutional restriction on freedom of speech.