Politics
News on Bulgaria’s domestic and foreign policy, political parties, institutions, elections, and legislative initiatives.
The Supreme Administrative Court confirmed Pavel Popov's status as interim mayor of Varna
The Supreme Administrative Court left a complaint against an order by Blagomir Kotsev unexamined, defining it as an internal departmental document without direct impact on civil interests.
Bulgaria presents a national review of the UN on sustainable development in New York
Deputy Minister Nikolay Pavlov participated in an international UN forum, presenting Bulgaria's achievements in the field of sustainable development and regional cooperation.
The Bulgarian Parliament Plays a Key Role in Global Discussions on Women in Politics
Chair Natalia Kisselova represents Bulgaria at international forums in Geneva, focusing on women's participation in peace processes and parliamentary activities.
President Radev honors the ambassadors of France and the Netherlands with a prestigious order
The head of state Rumen Radev will honor with the highest state distinction "Madara Horseman" first degree the diplomatic representatives of two European countries.
Romanian "Black Hawk" Saves Bulgaria from Devastating Fires through European Solidarity
Romania is sending a specialized helicopter to support Bulgarian firefighting efforts during a critical moment of large-scale forest and field fires.
Scandalous Road Safety Bill: Experts Warn of Legal Traps
The Road Safety Institute calls on President Rumen Radev to veto controversial legislative changes that create risks for drivers and municipalities.
Bulgarian-Moldovan Dialogue: Gas Corridors, Education, and European Integration
Prime Minister Rosen Zhelyazkov is visiting Moldova, discussing strategic partnerships in energy, education, and European integration processes, with an emphasis on regional security.
Passport Forgery Revelation: Moldovan Oligarch Wanted Internationally
Bulgarian and Moldovan prime ministers reveal details about an internationally wanted oligarch with multiple forged documents affecting the national security of three countries.
Austria is reviewing its national security: NATO on the agenda
Foreign Minister Beate Meinl-Reisinger is considering a possible rethinking of traditional neutrality due to the changed geopolitical situation and the Russian threat.
Anti-Corruption Commission: Political Clash over the Future of an Important State Body
Nikolay Denkov from PP sharply criticizes attempts to close the Anti-Corruption Commission, warning of serious financial and institutional risks.
Internal Party Analysis of the BSP: Financial Priorities and Political Debates
The National Council of the Bulgarian Socialist Party critically discusses current political issues, such as ministerial reports and the future of the anti-corruption commission in the context of the state budget.
Bulgarian Prime Minister on Official Visit to Moldova: Integration and Cooperation
Rosen Zhelyazkov arrives in Chisinau for a two-day official visit, focused on European integration, economic relations, and the Bulgarian community in Moldova.
Bulgarian Gendarmerie - 144 Years on Guard of National Security
The Ministry of Interior celebrated the anniversary of the gendarmerie with an awards ceremony for distinguished officers, emphasizing their critical role in public safety.
The Government in Anticipation: The Procedure for a New Head of SANS in a Legal Labyrinth
Prime Minister Rosen Zhelyazkov reveals details about the institutional procedure for appointing a new head of the State Agency for National Security, adhering to legal deadlines and inter-institutional consultations.
Presidential Elections in Bulgaria: Battle for the Democratic Future
General Atanas Atanasov reveals the critical role of the upcoming presidential elections for transforming the political system in Bulgaria and the need for unification of democratic forces.