News
Current events, political decisions, social developments, and economic news from the country.
Bulgaria Calls on EU for Equal Treatment of the Black Sea Region
The Bulgarian parliament adopted a declaration that insists the Black Sea region be treated equally to the EU's land borders. The document calls on the European Commission for a fair risk assessment in the region.
Bulgaria Has the Cheapest Seaside Holiday in Europe, According to the Daily Mail
The Bulgarian Black Sea coast, and specifically Nessebar, has been declared by the Daily Mail as the most affordable destination in Europe for a seaside holiday.
"Together for the Ancient City of Nesebar" Program Will Preserve Heritage
The Nesebar Municipality is launching a program for the preservation and restoration of cultural heritage. It will encourage property owners to participate.
Drug trafficking in Burgas: Men detained with methamphetamine and precursors
During a routine check in Burgas, the police detained three men with 75 grams of methamphetamine and drug production precursors. The investigation is ongoing.
Ministry of Interior Seeks Innovative Solutions to Combat Drone Threats
The Ministry of Interior and the Academy of the Ministry of Interior are seeking innovative solutions to counter threats from drones and other security technologies. New systems are being tested.
PP-DB Demands Deputy Prime Minister's Resignation After Parade with Putin
The "We Continue the Change – Democratic Bulgaria" coalition is demanding the resignation of a deputy prime minister who attended a military parade with Vladimir Putin.
Ministry of Labour plans to increase aid for parents
The Ministry of Labour and Social Policy will request an increase in financial aid for parents of schoolchildren and for maternity leave during the second year.
Apollonia Arts Festival: A Remarkable End to Day 7
The seventh day of the Apollonia Arts Festival concluded with a mix of literature, theater, cinema, and a rock show by B.T.R. and Ahat.
EU Constitutional Judges Gather in Sofia for Conference
Sofia is hosting an international conference that brings together constitutional judges from 21 EU countries to discuss the role of constitutional justice.
Serious Accidents in Bulgaria: 7 Dead and 30 Injured in 24 Hours
Road accidents in Bulgaria have claimed 7 lives and injured 30 people in the last 24 hours. Statistics from the Ministry of Interior show a total of 26 serious accidents.
Hybrid Attack on Ursula von der Leyen's Plane in Plovdiv
The National Assembly heard Prime Minister Rosen Zhelyazkov regarding the incident with Ursula von der Leyen's plane, which was affected by a Russian attack.
Tragedy in Lisbon: Historic Funicular 'Gloria' Derails, with Casualties and Injuries
A tragic incident involving the 'Gloria' funicular in Lisbon has claimed the lives of 15 people. The causes of a technical malfunction are under investigation.
Ryanair Abolishes Paper Boarding Passes from November 3, 2025
Ryanair is discontinuing the issuance of paper boarding passes from November 3, 2025, transitioning to digital service through its app.
Commissioner Maria Albuquerque in Bulgaria: New Strategy for Savings
European Commissioner Maria Albuquerque is arriving in Bulgaria for talks on the new EU strategy for directing savings towards investments. She will meet with the Minister of Finance and the Governor of the Bulgarian National Bank to discuss changes in the sector and the improvement of financial literacy.
Disney to Pay Millions in Fines for Children's Data Violations
Disney will pay a $10 million fine after a dispute with the FTC for violating the COPPA law by collecting data from children on YouTube.