Politics
News on Bulgaria’s domestic and foreign policy, political parties, institutions, elections, and legislative initiatives.
Budget 2025: Discussion of Changes in Parliament Today
The Parliament will discuss the amendments to the State Budget Law for 2025 in its first reading. The amendments have been introduced due to the water crisis in Pleven and other legislative initiatives. These changes are important.
Bulgaria and Saudi Arabia Discuss Economic Partnership
The Bulgarian Foreign Minister discussed economic cooperation with his Saudi Arabian counterpart. New projects and investments in various sectors were discussed, with a focus on energy and high technologies.
Bulgaria and Jordan: Meeting to Deepen Relations
Bulgaria and Jordan held a meeting to deepen bilateral relations. Ministers discussed economy, trade, defense, and security. Humanitarian cooperation and the situation in the Middle East were also discussed.
Bulgaria Supports Trump's Plan to End the War in Gaza
The Bulgarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs supports Donald Trump's plan to cease hostilities in Gaza, calling for pressure on Hamas and humanitarian aid. Bulgaria sees this as a path to peace in the Middle East.
Minister Mitov and Ombudsman Delcheva Discussed the Work of the Institutions
Minister Daniel Mitov met with Ombudsman Velislava Delcheva. Topics discussed included issues concerning citizens_q_ rights and the effectiveness of public administration, including migration issues. The focus was on a constructive dialogue.
Alarming Statistics on Traffic Accidents in 2025: Ministry of Interior Intensifies Control and Launches Mass Safety Campaigns
551 people died in accidents in Bulgaria in 2025; The Ministry of Interior increases checks, introduces new technologies and conducts national safety initiatives.
Zhelyazkov Congratulates Sandu on Election Victory in Moldova
Prime Minister Zhelyazkov congratulated President Sandu on her victory in the Moldovan elections. He emphasized Bulgaria's support for the country's European path and its future in the EU. The results sparked reactions.
Problem with F-16 Block 70 Aircraft: Fuel Leak in Air Force
Minister Zapryanov reported a technical issue with an F-16 Block 70 aircraft. A fuel leak has been discovered, and urgent measures are being taken. Representatives from "Lockheed Martin" are expected to resolve the issue.
Access to Information: The Struggle of Civil Society in Bulgaria
Civil society in Bulgaria continues to fight for transparency and access to information. Lawyer Kashumov notes changes in the Access to Public Information Act and highlights the activity of citizens.
Asen Vasilev: We Will Not Give Up on a Rich and Just Bulgaria
Asen Vasilev from "We Continue the Change" delivered a message to the General Assembly. He spoke about the long road ahead for Bulgaria and the fight against corruption, emphasizing the importance of justice and integrity, concluding with confidence in the future.
Zhelyazkov and Trump Discussed Partnership between Bulgaria and the US
Prime Minister Rosen Zhelyazkov met with Donald Trump in New York. The two discussed the strategic partnership between Bulgaria and the US, focusing on energy and defense.
Child Abuse: A Centralized Database
A national roundtable discussed the problem of child abuse in Bulgaria. It was proposed to create a centralized database of children who have exhibited aggression, and to revise the Law on Combating Antisocial Behavior. A complex approach to prevention and rehabilitation is necessary.
Drones: Bulgaria Needs a European Network
Admiral Eftimov emphasized the need for a European drone countermeasure system. The Bulgarian army is actively developing in this area, but more investments and faster development of anti-drone systems are needed. Effective protection requires a complex approach.
Consumer Protection: Law Approved
The parliamentary committee approved on first reading the bill amending the Consumer Protection Act. The law harmonizes Bulgarian legislation with European directives and regulations, improving consumer protection.
Bulgarian Parliament: Lack of Quorum, Session Closed
The National Assembly was paralyzed for a second day due to a lack of quorum. Speaker Natalia Kiselova closed the session after two unsuccessful attempts to register enough MPs. The situation is unprecedented and raises concerns about political instability.