Politics
News on Bulgaria’s domestic and foreign policy, political parties, institutions, elections, and legislative initiatives.
Transport Minister Increases Fines for Airlines
Bulgarian Transport Minister Grozdan Karadzhov plans a drastic increase in fines for airlines to protect passenger rights.
Radev and Steinmeier Discuss Economic Cooperation and Defense
Presidents Rumen Radev and Frank-Walter Steinmeier met in Berlin to discuss the deepening of economic and defense cooperation.
Rheinmetall opens plant, plans production facilities in Bulgaria
The "Rheinmetall" concern has opened a shell factory in Germany. It plans to build two factories in Bulgaria for gunpowder and shells.
Government Appoints Miroslav Rashkov as Chief Secretary of the Ministry of Interior
The Bulgarian government will appoint Miroslav Rashkov as chief secretary of the Ministry of Interior. The cabinet is also discussing additional transfers for municipalities.
Appointment of 20 new ambassadors and diplomats — a major reshuffle
The government is proposing the appointment of 19 new ambassadors and one permanent representative to the UN to the president, after a long delay.
New Safety Regulations for Tourist Attractions
The Ministry of Tourism will create a public electronic register of attractions with new rules aimed at increasing tourist safety.
77 Years of the Bulgarian Military Transport Aviation and Vrazhdebna Air Base
The Bulgarian Military Transport Aviation celebrated 77 years, and the "Vrazhdebna" Air Base celebrated its holiday. Distinguished servicemen were awarded.
Changes to the law: Control over sea attractions is being increased
Following a tragic incident in Nessebar, Transport Minister Grozdan Karadzhov announced changes to tighten control over sea attractions, including parasailing.
Prime Minister Zhelyazkov on ambassadors, the Ministry of Interior, and the water crisis
Prime Minister Rosen Zhelyazkov made statements on key issues: the appointment of ambassadors and the Ministry of Interior, tackling the water crisis, and new regulations.
Forced Russification of Children in Zaporizhzhia and the Elimination of Language
In the occupied territories of the Zaporizhzhia region, Russia is carrying out forced Russification, removing the Bulgarian language from schools and imposing military-patriotic education. Children are forced to study only in Russian, which threatens their cultural identity.
Ministry of Interior checks ATV incident in Sunny Beach
The Ministry of Interior is launching a second investigation into police actions following the ATV incident in Sunny Beach, in which 5 people were injured.
Ban on phones in school and new math exams
The Ministry of Education is proposing more than 20 changes, including a ban on phones in school and a new format for math exams after 7th and 10th grade.
Radev Rejects Sabotage: Points to "Rheinmetall" and Criticizes Cabinet
President Rumen Radev denied accusations of government sabotage, citing a key "Rheinmetall" investment. He criticized the cabinet for delaying appointments.
Over 50 countries support declaration against Russia
Over 50 countries, including the USA and the EU, have supported a declaration that condemns Russia's actions. The declaration emphasizes that the Kremlin poses a threat to global peace.
Radev Visits Germany for Economic and Military Cooperation
President Rumen Radev is on a two-day visit to Germany for meetings with Frank-Walter Steinmeier and to participate in a factory opening.