Politics
News on Bulgaria’s domestic and foreign policy, political parties, institutions, elections, and legislative initiatives.
President with sharp criticism: Justice in Bulgaria is manipulated
The head of state Rumen Radev sharply criticized the judicial system, defining the actions of the ruling party as inadequate and intensifying public division.
Bulgaria supports a new EU financial framework focused on development
During a meeting in Brussels, the Bulgarian Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs presented the national position on the future budget of the European Union, emphasizing cohesion policy and regional development.
Parliament approved revolutionary changes in the judicial procedure
The National Assembly unanimously adopted key amendments to the Criminal Procedure Code, which modernize the questioning of expert witnesses and introduce new professional standards for forensic experts.
Revolutionary platform "Brave1" opens the front for military innovations
Ukraine has launched an unprecedented program that allows international weapons manufacturers to directly test their latest technological developments in real combat conditions against the Russian army.
Zhelyazkov with a sharp position on the arrest of Kotsev and the modernization of the army
Prime Minister Rosen Zhelyazkov commented on sensitive topics during a naval exercise in Varna, emphasizing the principles of the rule of law and announcing the start of an accelerated modernization of the Bulgarian army.
Political Scandal: Prosecutor's Office Manipulated the Case Against Varna Mayor Kotsev
Deputy Nikolay Denkov revealed suspicious circumstances surrounding the detention of Mayor Blagomir Kotsev, accusing the institutions of political pressure and selective justice.
Kornelia Ninova Reveals Systemic Problems in Bulgarian Justice
The leader of "Rebellious Bulgaria" Korneliya Ninova launches sharp criticism towards the judicial system, pointing out numerous structural weaknesses and political pressure in the power institutions.
EU Tightens the Noose: New Package of Sanctions Against Russian Aggression
The European Union is taking unprecedented restrictive measures against Russia, aimed at drastically undermining the Kremlin's economic and military potential during the war in Ukraine.
Parliamentary Reshuffle: Asen Vasilev Takes on a New Key Position in European Commission
The National Assembly made significant personnel changes in parliamentary committees, electing Asen Vasilev as vice-chairman of the European Affairs Committee with a convincing majority of 162 votes.
The US Senate sanctioned a drastic reduction of international programs
The legislative body of the United States approved a large-scale reduction of budget funds affecting foreign aid and public media, as part of the Trump administration's fiscal strategy.
Diplomatic Tension: Ministry of Foreign Affairs Takes a Sharp Position Towards Foreign Ambassadors
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued an official warning to the diplomatic corps regarding interference in internal political processes, after the German ambassador attended a protest in Sofia.
Political Kitchen: An Expert View of New Mechanisms for Fighting Corruption
Associate Professor Stoicho Stoychev analyzes the creation of the Anti-Corruption Commission, revealing the in-depth political processes and challenges facing institutional reforms in Bulgaria.
Diplomatic Offensive: Merz Outlines a New Course for European Security
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz takes decisive steps to rethink European defense policy, emphasizing greater independence and deepening allied relations with the United Kingdom and the United States.
Strictly Controlled Meeting: Putin and Workers from Magnitogorsk
During a presidential visit to Magnitogorsk, workers received preliminary instructions for asking approved questions, with some critical topics deliberately eliminated from the communication protocol.
Six candidates compete for the position of Ombudsman of Bulgaria
The National Assembly will finalize the selection of a new ombudsman on the last working day of the week, with six candidates being established public figures with rich professional experience.