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Current events, political decisions, social developments, and economic news from the country.
Road Accidents in Burgas Region: Five Injured, Major Property Damage
Between May 14 and 17, several traffic accidents occurred in the Burgas area, resulting in injuries and significant vehicle damage. Causes included speeding, poor road conditions, and alcohol use
Crime Report in Burgas Region: Drugs, Theft, and Fast-Tracked Cases
Over the past three days, police in the Burgas region registered 11 crimes, initiated 10 fast-track cases, and solved 19 offenses. Arrests include drugged drivers and a thief who stole over 10,000 leva
Burgas to host prestigious sports and cultural events in May
Burgas will host a number of significant events in May, including the European Rhythmic Gymnastics Cup, the International Swimming Tournament "Grand Prix Burgas" and a Specialized Cynological Exhibition for German Shepherd Dogs. The events will take place between May 15 and 18 and will include competitions, exhibitions and official ceremonies.
The police apprehended a man with a criminal record after a chase and shootout in the Pazardzhik region.
Late in the evening on May 13, 2025, a driver of a light vehicle did not stop at a police check, started a chase during which the police opened fire. The man was injured, detained, and it was established that he was driving a stolen vehicle.
Why Cars Were Sunk in Burgas: A New Underwater Park Beneath the Waves
Off the coast of Burgas, old cars have found a new purpose — forming an artificial reef. Here’s why these vehicles were deliberately submerged and how it benefits the environment and tourism
Austria Wins Eurovision 2025: Operatic Pop Triumph and Fierce Competition
Johannes Pitch, performing as JJ, secured Austria's third Eurovision victory with his powerful ballad "Wasted Love." The show, held in Basel, Switzerland, saw fierce rivalry until the final vote
Bulgaria Calls for Balance Between EU Integration and National Interests in Financial Markets
Finance Minister Temenuzhka Petkova took part in the EU Economic and Financial Affairs Council meeting, where she defended Bulgaria’s positions on VAT, securitization, and the future of European defense. The EU approved the country’s fiscal plan through 2028, highlighting the stability of Bulgaria’s public finances
"Dirty Rain" in Burgas: Atmospheric Phenomenon or Alarming Signal?
On May 16, 2025, “dirty rain” fell over Burgas. Behind this natural phenomenon may lie deeper environmental causes
Roadwork Starts on Burgas–Sarafovo Route, Temporary Traffic Changes in Place
From May 16 to June 15, traffic to Sarafovo will be redirected into the opposite lane due to pavement renovation
Bulgarian Hospital Association proposes 10 ideas for improving health care
The Bulgarian Hospital Association (BBA) presented 10 proposals for the reform of the health system, including increasing the health contributions, introducing additional health insurance and dealing with the lack of medical staff. The proposals were discussed at a round table, presented by representatives of institutions and experts.
Car crashes into tree and brings down bus stop in Haskovo
A passenger car driven by a 19-year-old man crashed into a tree on a central boulevard in Haskovo
Sofia Without Ground Transport for a Third Day — Drivers Extend Protest
Public buses, trams, and trolleys remain suspended due to an ongoing wage dispute. The metro runs with more trains and reduced intervals
Devin-Mikhalkovo-Kričim Road Accident After the Collapse of the Support Wall
A part of the road Devin-Mihalkovo-Kričim in the Smolensk region has been damaged after the collapse of a 40-meter support wall, which has fallen 100 meters down into the Ucha lake. The road traffic will be limited to repair within three days, with traffic going away on the rotating route.
Bulgarians Jailed in London for Espionage on Behalf of Russia
UK court sentences group of Bulgarians to 5–11 years for spying, planning operations, and aiding Russian intelligence
Europe Launches the World’s First Liquefied CO₂ Tanker
A historic milestone for climate innovation: the Netherlands has launched the first-ever tanker built for transporting liquefied carbon dioxide for long-term storage beneath the North Sea.