Politics
News on Bulgaria’s domestic and foreign policy, political parties, institutions, elections, and legislative initiatives.
Political Clash: Opposition Against the Government Awaiting a Vote of No Confidence
Political tension in Bulgaria escalates as opposition groups discuss a strategy to overthrow the current cabinet through a vote of no confidence, while simultaneously warning of potential future arrests.
Political Clash: DB Criticizes Government Measures on Market and Security
The co-chairs of "Yes, Bulgaria" Ivaylo Mirchev and Bozhidar Bozhanov sharply commented on the government's economic policy, rejecting the proposed measures and questioning the actions of the opposition.
Zelensky vs Anti-Corruption Authorities: Protests Shake Ukraine
President Volodymyr Zelensky provoked mass civil protests in four major Ukrainian cities after signing a controversial law that limits the independence of anti-corruption institutions.
The Parliament with a sharp declaration against Russian aggression in Ukraine
The National Assembly will discuss an important document condemning Russia's military actions and the political repressions of Putin's regime. The deputies will review a draft of reforms in the "Security" sector.
Borissov: Bulgaria - The Most Secure European Country with Peak Achievements
The leader of GERB, Boyko Borissov, presents a comprehensive political and economic assessment of the country, emphasizing key national achievements and criticizing opposition formations for their actions.
Bulgaria's EU Entry: Drastic Changes in Trade and Pricing
Deputy Martin Dimitrov from PP-DB sharply criticized the bill for introducing the euro, defining the proposed measures as excessive and threatening to the market economy.
President Radev: Diplomacy - Key to National Success and International Influence
In his annual address on the occasion of Bulgarian Diplomatic Service Day, the head of state Rumen Radev emphasized the importance of professionalism and national consensus in foreign policy, outlining the challenges and opportunities facing modern Bulgarian diplomacy.
President Zelensky caused an acute crisis with a reform in anti-corruption institutions
The Ukrainian head of state signed a controversial bill that sparked mass protests and international tension due to potential limitations on the independence of anti-corruption bodies.
Britain Strikes Putin's "Shadow Fleet" with Extensive Sanctions
The United Kingdom has taken unprecedented restrictive measures against 135 Russian oil tankers, aimed at interrupting the financing of Russia's military campaign in Ukraine.
Bulgaria and Turkey: Strategic Partnership in the Field of Security
The Minister of Defense Atanas Zapryanov held a meeting with a Turkish parliamentary delegation led by Hulusi Akar, emphasizing the deepening of bilateral relations in the field of defense and security.
Kremlin with cold shower: Peace negotiations in Istanbul without optimism
An official representative of the Russian state administration warned about a lack of significant progress during the upcoming diplomatic talks between Russia and Ukraine, emphasizing the complexity of the negotiation process.
Diplomatic dialogue: Bulgaria and Thailand consolidate bilateral relations
Foreign Minister Georgi Georgiev held a farewell meeting with Thai Ambassador Dao Vibunpanit, outlining the prospects for deepening cooperation between the two countries in various strategic areas.
Civilian protest against the chief prosecutor shakes Sofia
The "Justice for All" initiative organized a large-scale demonstration against Borislav Sarafov, demanding his removal from the position of Chief Prosecutor due to an expired legal term.
The Supreme Court of Cassation confirmed a decision on a case about media publications
The leading Bulgarian media site "Mediapul" has been definitively convicted by the highest judicial instance due to journalistic materials related to the personality of Judge Svetlin Mihaylov. The case raises further questions about the boundaries between journalistic investigation and defamation.
EU Tightens the Noose: New Restrictions on Russian Petroleum Products
The European Union is taking an unprecedented step in its energy policy by introducing extensive sanctions on diesel fuels of Russian origin, aimed at completely cutting off oil supplies from Russia.