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Current events, political decisions, social developments, and economic news from the country.
Bulgaria Celebrates 70 Years in the UN with a Postage Stamp
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs marked 70 years of Bulgaria's membership in the UN with a commemorative postage stamp. The ceremony included the awarding of prizes in a student essay contest on the topic of the UN.
Ceasefire in Gaza: Zhelyazkov Welcomes Peace Agreement
Prime Minister Zhelyazkov welcomes the ceasefire for Gaza and the release of hostages. He emphasizes the Bulgarian position for a two-state solution. This is important for peace in the Middle East.
Demonstration Robotics Lessons for Children in Burgas
Demonstration robotics lessons for children aged 5 to 12 are coming to Burgas, at two locations. The "Tarsachite" school is expanding its activities, and parents need to register in advance for the lessons.
Child hit on pedestrian crossing in Burgas, investigation
A nine-year-old child was injured after an incident in Burgas. A car failed to yield at a pedestrian crossing. The girl sustained an injury, but her life is not in danger. The police are investigating the case.
Zhelyazkov on Personal Life and Legislative Changes in the Penal Code
Prime Minister Rosen Zhelyazkov commented on the proposed changes to the Penal Code concerning the protection of personal life. He emphasized the importance of the debate in the National Assembly and careful consideration of the legislative initiatives.
Funeral of Border Policeman Stefan Ivanov in Burgas
MIA officials and military personnel said farewell to border policeman Stefan Ivanov in Burgas. He died during a rescue operation. The loss is heavy for his colleagues and friends, who remember him as a "true sea dog".
Inspection of the Electricity Transmission Network in Elenite After Disaster
The Ministry of Energy is starting an inspection of the electricity transmission network in the Elenite holiday village after a flood. The village is without electricity, and repairs are a priority for Electrodistribution - South.
Burgas: Crimes Uncovered, Traffic Accident, and Fire in Information Bulletin
The information bulletin of the Regional Directorate of the Ministry of Interior - Burgas reports on uncovered crimes, a traffic accident with a positive test for amphetamine, and a fire in the village of Lyulyakovo. Details about what happened.
ITN's Amendments to the Penal Code Spark Reaction
Amendments to the Penal Code proposed by ITN have sparked a strong reaction. Deputies are criticizing the criminalization of the dissemination of personal information, calling it a legal absurdity.
Bulgarian Finance Minister at Eurogroup Meeting in Luxembourg
Minister Temenuzhka Petkova attended the Eurogroup meeting in Luxembourg as an observer, a step towards joining the Eurozone. Economic prospects and preparations for G-20 and IMF meetings were discussed.
Parliamentary Control: Ministers Answer to MPs
Today, October 10th, eight ministers will be subject to parliamentary control in the National Assembly. Deputy Prime Minister Karadjov and other ministers will answer questions. The meeting is of great public interest.
Road Accidents: Three Dead and 20 Injured in 24 Hours
The Ministry of Interior reports 15 serious road accidents in Bulgaria, resulting in three fatalities and 20 injuries in the last 24 hours. The situation in Sofia is also concerning.
Scholarships for Students from Zonta Club Burgas: Competition 2025
Zonta Club Burgas has announced a competition for scholarships for students from grades 7 to 11. The competition supports young talents in science, arts, and sports with an annual scholarship of up to 2000 leva, with the deadline being — November 10, 2025.
Bulgarian Ministry of Environment Investigates Floods in Tsarevo: Assessment and Measures
A commission from the Ministry of Environment is assessing the damage from the floods in Tsarevo, Bulgaria. The aim is to analyze the water's path and propose prevention measures. The mayor emphasizes the need for state support for recovery and future protection.
Bill to Combat Corruption in Public Enterprises
Parliament approved a bill to combat corruption in public enterprises on first reading. It provides for the introduction of risk management systems and codes of ethical conduct, with support from the OECD and the EP.