Politics
News on Bulgaria’s domestic and foreign policy, political parties, institutions, elections, and legislative initiatives.
Amnesty International Begins National Tour in Bulgaria
The Bulgarian branch of Amnesty International is launching a large-scale national tour to promote its activities and attract new supporters.
SMT expresses concerns about the Food Supply Chain Law
The Modern Trade Association calls for a reconsideration of the bill on the supply chain of agricultural products and food due to the risk of violating European principles.
President Radev returns state property law
Rumen Radev returns key provisions of the State Property Law for reconsideration, criticizing the preparation for the introduction of the euro and financial policy.
Government Creates Working Group to Combat Forest Fires
The Prime Minister ordered the creation of a special working group between three ministries to develop a program for aerial firefighting of forest fires in Bulgaria.
Management of State Property in Sofia: Facts and Debates
The Sofia Regional Administration reports that under governor Stefan Arsov, no state properties were sold, unlike during the previous mandate. The topic is causing political debates.
President Imposes Veto: Changes in State Property Act Pose Risk to Public Assets
Rumen Radev returned controversial amendments facilitating state property sales for reconsideration. The Head of State raised alarm about lack of legal guarantees and danger to public interest.
Deputy PM Karadjov demands concrete answers from Ryanair over Bulgarian family incident
Grozdan Karadjov asked Ryanair a series of pointed questions after a family with a disabled child was removed from a plane, insisting on clear explanations and official documentation.
Kiselova: Radev's statement on the euro is "rather political"
The Chairman of the National Assembly Natalia Kiselova commented on President Radev's statement about the euro and the sale of the state, emphasizing that it is a matter of public discussion.
Management of State Property Sparks Debates in Bulgaria
A member of parliament criticizes President Radev's statement about an alleged sell-off of state property. The debate reveals tension in the political sphere.
Government seeks parliamentary backing for state property management program
The Council of Ministers asks Parliament to approve the program for exercising rights over state properties to ensure transparency and avoid political speculation.
Radev revealed a large-scale sale of state properties by the new government
The president sharply criticized the government over the planned sale of 4,400 state properties, warning of serious consequences for Bulgarian citizens.
Intensive traffic at Bulgarian border checkpoints - current morning information
Morning traffic report for Bulgarian border checkpoints with Romania, Turkey, Serbia, and North Macedonia, including important road restrictions and construction activities.
President Radev presents first officer ranks at the Naval Academy in Varna
The head of state will participate in a ceremonial event for 44 graduates from the Naval Academy, presenting shoulder boards and diplomas to the top graduate of the 2025 class.
Scandal with "Bulgarian Investment Passports": The Prosecution Raises Serious Charges
Sofia City Prosecutor's Office files an indictment against a former director of the Bulgarian Investment Agency for improperly issuing residence permits to foreigners.
Diplomatic Meeting: Bulgaria and Switzerland Reinforce Strategic Partnership
Deputy Minister Nikolay Pavlov received the new Swiss Ambassador Pierre Hagmann, discussing prospects for future cooperation in key sectors such as technology and economy.