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Current events, political decisions, social developments, and economic news from the country.
Legal Aid and Reforms in Bulgaria: Highlights from Georgiev
Bulgaria is increasing funding for legal aid by 50% for vulnerable citizens. Minister Georgiev presented OECD reforms, including digitalization and a focus on victims of domestic violence. Over 60,000 cases annually receive support.
Pomorie: A New Approach to Waste Management with Bio-Bags
Pomorie Municipality has introduced an innovative scheme for waste collection "door-to-door". 100% biodegradable bags are used for organic waste, reducing plastic and carbon emissions, for a cleaner environment.
License Revoked from Hospice in Chernomorets: Violations and Court
The "Miladinoski" hospice in Chernomorets has had its license revoked due to serious violations, including poor hygiene and non-compliance with requirements. The Administrative Court in Burgas upheld the decision. An inspection of Dr. Miladinoski is forthcoming.
Council of Ministers Meeting: 2026 Budget Discussed
The Council of Ministers discussed the 2026 budget at a meeting opened by Prime Minister Zhelyazkov. The budget will be submitted to the National Assembly today, following social dialogue.
Calendar with Dogs from Burgas Shelter: Support a Good Cause
The Burgas shelter for stray dogs offers a calendar with photos of adopted dogs. The funds from the sale support the animals in the shelter, making the holidays more meaningful. The calendar will be available from November 17th.
Burgas Marks World Diabetes Day
Burgas is organizing free health consultations and blood sugar measurements on November 14th for World Diabetes Day. There will be lectures and consultations focused on the prevention and treatment of diabetes, as well as weight reduction.
MPs Discuss Oil Law Returned by the President
Today, MPs will discuss the amendments to the law on the administrative regulation of economic activities related to oil. The President returned the law, sparking a debate. This is a key issue on the parliament's agenda.
Driver Hits Woman on Pedestrian Crossing in Burgas
A 49-year-old woman was hit on a pedestrian crossing in Burgas by a 34-year-old driver, the police announced. The incident occurred at an intersection in a busy area. The woman suffered traumatic shock, but her life is not in danger.
Serious Accidents in Bulgaria: One Dead, 12 Injured in a Day
In Bulgaria, serious road accidents claimed a life and injured 12 people within 24 hours. The Ministry of Interior reported the grim statistics, including incidents in Sofia and from the beginning of the year.
Budget 2026: Government approves the project without social dialogue
The government approved Budget 2026 without consultations with employers. AOBR does not support the project due to changes in social security contributions and taxes. KNSB considers the budget acceptable, and political tension is increasing.
Detained in Burgas for stealing coins from vending machines
Two men have been detained in Burgas on suspicion of stealing coins from toy vending machines. The stolen amount from the two machines totals 350 leva. The detainees have confessed.
Burgas: Drunk Driver Detained by Police
Police in Burgas detained a drunk driver who was driving a car with 3.29 per mille of alcohol. The incident happened on Wednesday afternoon, and the driver was detained for 24 hours. His car was confiscated.
New Train Conquers the Rails: Railway Transport in Bulgaria
The black train with red eyes, known as "Darth Vader", has begun testing in Bulgaria. The first new train in 20 years, it promises modernization of railway transport and better journeys.
Lukoil Bulgaria: Gas Stations Operating Normally, Refuting Rumors
Lukoil Bulgaria is refuting rumors of gas stations ceasing operations. The company confirmed that all facilities are functioning normally and are fully supplied with fuel, following the president's veto.
Case of the Tragedy Near Vaya Lake: Appellate Court Decision
The Appellate Court in Burgas will decide on the measure for Romanian Ciprian, accused of the death of migrants near Vaya Lake. The investigation revealed shocking details about speeding and human trafficking, threatening with 10-20 years in prison.