Domestic policy
News on Bulgaria’s internal political processes — government, parties, legislation, institutions, and public debates.
Ministry of Interior delegation on key visit to the USA: Focus on security and visas
A Ministry of Interior delegation, led by Minister Emil Dechev, is discussing counter-terrorism, border security, and progress on the visa waiver program in Washington.
The 2026 Budget is a Priority: Important Message from President Yotova to the 52nd National Assembly
President Iliana Yotova urged MPs to vote on the 2026 budget to avoid political deadlock and economic stagnation in Bulgaria.
Rumen Radev: Finances are in catastrophe, we will dismantle the oligarchic model
The leader of "Progressive Bulgaria" Rumen Radev announced the party's priorities: saving state finances, reforming the CVS sector, and fighting oligarchy.
Andrey Gyurov: The new authorities must not fail the expectations of society
Acting Prime Minister Andrey Gyurov called on the new government to meet the enormous expectations of citizens and emphasized that the caretaker government proved that Bulgaria can function without the Borisov-Peevski model.
PP and DB in a Joint Parliamentary Union with Two Groups in the National Assembly
We Continue the Change (PP) and Democratic Bulgaria (DB) will work in a joint parliamentary union in the 52nd National Assembly, but with two separate parliamentary groups. The proposal comes from PP, despite DB's disagreement. The union will focus on common policies and Euro-Atlantic orientation.
First Session of the 52nd National Assembly: What to Expect?
The first session of the 52nd National Assembly is convened on April 30th. The President will give an address, the deputies will take the oath, and a chairman and vice-chairmen will be elected. Statements from the parties are also expected.
Andrey Gyurov on the President: Nikolay Denkov on the Tasks of the New Parliament
Nikolay Denkov from PP-DB comments on the potential candidacy of Andrey Gyurov for president, the priorities of the new parliament, and the relationships with DB.
Iliana Iotova: I Expect a Different Parliament and Quick Decisions
President Iliana Iotova commented on her expectations for the new National Assembly. She emphasized the importance of respect and called for bold decisions, highlighting the significance of adopting the 2026 budget.
Ivaylo Mirchev on Coalition: Clear Opposition, Joint Presidential Candidate and Fight Against the "Borisov-Peevski" Model
Ivaylo Mirchev from "Yes, Bulgaria" announced that the party will be a clear opposition to the government and will strive for unity with DSB and "We Continue the Change". He emphasized the need for a joint presidential candidate and the fight against the "Borisov-Peevski" model.
Neynski on the Elections: Most Honest and Transparent, Bulgarians Returned to Voting
Nadezhda Neynski comments on the elections, the rise in turnout, and the loan for Ukraine in an interview for BNT. The focus is on the honesty of the elections, the participation of voters, and the financial aspects of the loan for Ukraine.
New Parliament: Seat Allocation and Names of Deputies
We present to you the allocation of seats in the 52nd National Assembly by parties and coalitions, as well as a list of the names of the deputies.
21 Candidates Refused to be MPs in the 52nd National Assembly: Who Are They?
21 candidates from different parties refused to enter the 52nd National Assembly. Among them, the most are from DPS. Those who refused were in various positions on the lists of candidates for people's representatives in the country.
The choice is today: Which deputies must decide their fate before the CEC?
Today is the deadline for candidates in two multi-mandate districts to elect their list for the 52nd Parliament. See the distribution of mandates.
CEC Announces Final Election Results: What Changes?
The Central Election Commission (CEC) announced the final election results from Sunday. The distribution of mandates in the 52nd National Assembly (NA) is clear, as is the total number of citizens who voted. The names of the new members of parliament are yet to be revealed.
Irena Georgieva: Sustainable Tourism Growth and Focus on 2026
Tourism Minister Irena Georgieva notes sustainable growth in tourists from traditional markets. The focus is on family vacations, package tours, and combined products for the summer season of 2026. The role of air connectivity, partnerships, digital presence, and diplomatic dialogue is emphasized. Emphasis is also placed on the winter season 2025-2026, as well as hosting the Giro d'Italia.