Politics
News on Bulgaria’s domestic and foreign policy, political parties, institutions, elections, and legislative initiatives.
Urgent Call for Fire Fighting Equipment: Political Consensus or Administrative Collapse?
Members of parliament from various political forces are demanding quick solutions for the delivery of firefighting equipment, criticizing the delay in public procurement.
President Radev with sharp criticism towards the authorities: Institutions need real dialogue
The head of state reveals systemic problems in state governance, emphasizing the need for transparency and elimination of behind-the-scenes mechanisms in politics.
Police Operation in Sofia: Focus on Fake Driving Licenses
A large-scale police operation is underway in Sofia, targeting drivers with fake documents and unregistered vehicles. Four people have been detained.
Melania Trump sent a personal letter to Putin regarding Ukrainian children
Exclusive information reveals diplomatic communication between the First Lady of the United States and the Russian president regarding a delicate international issue with deported Ukrainian children.
Bulgaria Air Expands Domestic Flights and Launches New Partnership with India
The Bulgarian national air carrier is increasing its capacity on domestic routes and expanding its international presence through a strategic agreement with an Indian partner.
Protest Wave in Varna: Citizens Demand the Release of Mayor Kotsev
Another civil protest in Varna against the detention of Mayor Blagomir Kotsev and municipal councilors is shaking the local political scene, demonstrating growing public tension.
Trump and Putin Met in Alaska: Progress for Ukraine Without a Deal
Historic meeting between US President Trump and Russian leader Putin in Alaska. They discussed the situation in Ukraine but did not reach a specific agreement.
Putin and Trump meet in Alaska for talks on Ukraine
Russian President Putin and US President Trump arrived in Alaska for a key meeting focused on the conflict in Ukraine. Long negotiations are expected.
Ministry of Agriculture proposes changes in application deadlines
The MAF proposes shifting the deadlines for applying for interventions for modernization of agricultural holdings and processing of agricultural products.
Bulgaria introduces dual price labeling in leva and euro
From August 8, 2023, Bulgaria enters a new stage of preparation for adopting the euro. Prices must be displayed in leva and euro for a period of one year.
New road safety measures following severe incidents in Bulgaria
Following a series of severe road incidents, Bulgaria calls for a change in driving culture and introduces stricter legislative measures for road safety.
Bulgaria simplifies hiring: Paper diplomas no longer needed
The Council of Ministers proposes changes to the Regulation on Documents, eliminating the need for paper diplomas when concluding employment contracts in Bulgaria.
Traders in Haskovo introduce dual pricing in leva and euros
Traders in Haskovo are widely introducing dual pricing in leva and euros, complying with the new requirements of the Law on the Introduction of the Euro in Bulgaria. The process is already underway.
Presidential Maneuvers: Trump and the Changing Position on the War in Ukraine
Analysis of Donald Trump's evolving positions on the Ukraine conflict, tracing his political transformations and attempts at diplomatic resolution.
The Early History of the Bulgarian Lev and the Road to a National Currency
BAS corresponding member Ivan Rusev explains the origins of the lev and why it was chosen as Bulgaria’s national currency.