Politics
News on Bulgaria’s domestic and foreign policy, political parties, institutions, elections, and legislative initiatives.
Anti-Corruption Commission: Political Clash over the Future of an Important State Body
Nikolay Denkov from PP sharply criticizes attempts to close the Anti-Corruption Commission, warning of serious financial and institutional risks.
Internal Party Analysis of the BSP: Financial Priorities and Political Debates
The National Council of the Bulgarian Socialist Party critically discusses current political issues, such as ministerial reports and the future of the anti-corruption commission in the context of the state budget.
Bulgarian Prime Minister on Official Visit to Moldova: Integration and Cooperation
Rosen Zhelyazkov arrives in Chisinau for a two-day official visit, focused on European integration, economic relations, and the Bulgarian community in Moldova.
Bulgarian Gendarmerie - 144 Years on Guard of National Security
The Ministry of Interior celebrated the anniversary of the gendarmerie with an awards ceremony for distinguished officers, emphasizing their critical role in public safety.
The Government in Anticipation: The Procedure for a New Head of SANS in a Legal Labyrinth
Prime Minister Rosen Zhelyazkov reveals details about the institutional procedure for appointing a new head of the State Agency for National Security, adhering to legal deadlines and inter-institutional consultations.
Presidential Elections in Bulgaria: Battle for the Democratic Future
General Atanas Atanasov reveals the critical role of the upcoming presidential elections for transforming the political system in Bulgaria and the need for unification of democratic forces.
General Atanasov with Sharp Criticism Towards the Anti-Corruption Commission: An Organ of Political Pressure
A leading politician from "Democratic Bulgaria" insists on closing the Commission for Prevention and Coordination, defining it as an instrument of repression against the opposition.
GERB and "We Continue the Change" - Sharp Political Disagreements Before the Presidential Elections
Key political formations in Bulgaria are outlining different strategies for the upcoming presidential elections, excluding joint candidacy.
Political Clash: Leader Wants to Close the Anti-Corruption Commission
Delyan Peevski sharply attacked the Anti-Corruption Commission, calling for its immediate closure through an official statement on Facebook.
A judicial magistrate elected as a key participant in an anti-corruption selection process
The Supreme Court of Cassation nominated Judge Kalin Kalpakchiev as a member of the commission that will select the leadership of the Anti-Corruption Commission through a special procedure.
The Parliament approved key changes in the recognition of medical qualifications
The legislative amendments aim to harmonize professional standards for medical specialists with European directives, creating a mechanism for automatic recognition of qualifications.
Revival with a sharp attack: We're stopping the sell-off of state property
The parliamentary group of "Revival" is submitting a draft for a five-year moratorium on the sale of state property, challenging the government's intentions for privatization.
Corruption Challenges: Expert Analysis of the Judicial System in Bulgaria
Andrey Yankulov from the Anti-Corruption Fund reveals deep institutional problems in the Bulgarian judicial system, emphasizing the critical state of anti-corruption mechanisms and the lack of effective judicial control.
Parliamentary Changes in Bulgaria's Financial Legislation
The National Assembly undertook significant legislative corrections in the sphere of credit institutions, affecting the composition of parliamentary commissions and European financial regulations.
Zelensky overturns law on anti-corruption bodies amid mass protests
The President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, is introducing urgent legislative changes after national protests that call into question the independence of anti-corruption institutions in the country.