Domestic policy
News on Bulgaria’s internal political processes — government, parties, legislation, institutions, and public debates.
Boyko Borisov denies connection to the selection of Teodora Georgieva and blames his opponents' "bludgeon"
Boyko Borisov denies involvement in the nomination of Teodora Georgieva for European Prosecutor, shifting political responsibility to Kiril Petkov and subsequent cabinets, while acting Justice Minister Andrey Yankulov and "Capital" publications recall the role of the governments and Bulgaria's official correspondence with EU institutions.
Minister Naydenov: We will limit the influence of Borislav Sarafov in the judicial system
Justice Minister Nikolay Naydenov called on Borislav Sarafov to leave the judicial system and announced that he would appeal the refusal to initiate disciplinary proceedings, and that he would propose legislative changes to limit his powers as head of the National Investigation Service.
Ilin Dimitrov: New tourism reform body and increased control on the Black Sea coast
The Minister of Tourism announced the creation of a reform unit without adding new administration. The focus is on preparing for the summer season, improving infrastructure, and solving the issue of delayed visas for seasonal workers.
Delyan Peevski refers Democratic Bulgaria to the prosecutor's office over claims regarding his travels
DPS leader Delyan Peevski has requested an investigation by the prosecutor's office following accusations from "Democratic Bulgaria" regarding his trips to Dubai and suspicions of illicit influence.
Bozhidar Bozhanov: The ruling party is preparing an authoritarian coup in parliament
Co-chairman of "Yes, Bulgaria" Bozhidar Bozhanov has raised an alarm over scandalous changes to the National Assembly's rules of procedure, which limit the rights of the opposition and parliamentary oversight.
Four new deputy ministers have joined the caretaker government
Prime Minister Rumen Radev has appointed four new deputy ministers in the ministries of transport, regional development, social policy, and foreign affairs.
Atanas Pekanov: The state is taking its role in curbing inflation
Deputy Prime Minister Atanas Pekanov commented on the measures against high inflation in Bulgaria, the role of regulators, and the critical state of the Recovery and Resilience Plan.
New Appointments at the Ministry of Finance: Who Are the New Deputy Ministers?
Prime Minister Rumen Radev has appointed Lyudmila Petkova and Rositsa Velkova-Zheleva as Deputy Ministers of Finance. See the details regarding the changes in the team.
Iliana Iotova: Judicial reform requires expertise and thoughtful actions
Vice President Iliana Iotova commented in Veliko Tarnovo on the need for a professional approach to judicial reform. She emphasized that justice is key to trust in institutions.
Delyan Peevski: Bulgaria must follow the Euro-Atlantic path with dignity
DPS leader Delyan Peevski emphasized the importance of Bulgaria's Euro-Atlantic integration on Europe Day, calling for the protection of national dignity.
Ilin Dimitrov takes over tourism: Promises audit and clear priorities for the sector
The new Minister of Tourism, Ilin Dimitrov, begins his term with a full audit of the ministry. See what his first steps are and what the main goals of the department are.
Mihaela Dotsova: The new government brings change, trust in institutions is a priority
National Assembly Chair Mihaela Dotsova emphasized the need for judicial reform, the election of a new Supreme Judicial Council, and the restoration of public trust in parliament.
Nine ministers from the “Radev” cabinet are leaving the National Assembly: see who they are
Nine members of the new government are current MPs from the “Progressive Bulgaria” parliamentary group. According to the Constitution, they must terminate their powers as members of parliament.
Summit: Andrey Gyurov and Rumen Radev discussed the transition of power
Andrey Gyurov and the new Prime Minister Rumen Radev held a key meeting at the Council of Ministers. See which reports were handed over and what the leaders said in their initial statements.
Rumen Radev: An end to the political crisis and a focus on prices and reforms
Prime ministerial candidate Rumen Radev called for a constructive dialogue in the National Assembly and announced his priorities: controlling prices and judicial reform following the end of the political crisis.