Domestic policy
News on Bulgaria’s internal political processes — government, parties, legislation, institutions, and public debates.
Urgent Call for Fire Fighting Equipment: Political Consensus or Administrative Collapse?
Members of parliament from various political forces are demanding quick solutions for the delivery of firefighting equipment, criticizing the delay in public procurement.
Bulgaria Air Expands Domestic Flights and Launches New Partnership with India
The Bulgarian national air carrier is increasing its capacity on domestic routes and expanding its international presence through a strategic agreement with an Indian partner.
Protest Wave in Varna: Citizens Demand the Release of Mayor Kotsev
Another civil protest in Varna against the detention of Mayor Blagomir Kotsev and municipal councilors is shaking the local political scene, demonstrating growing public tension.
The Early History of the Bulgarian Lev and the Road to a National Currency
BAS corresponding member Ivan Rusev explains the origins of the lev and why it was chosen as Bulgaria’s national currency.
Current Information on Traffic at Bulgarian Border Crossings - What You Need to Know
Express overview of movement at borders with Serbia, North Macedonia, Romania, Turkey, and Greece. Important details about the passage regime and current repair activities.
BG-Alert: Large-scale expansion of the warning system among state institutions
The Ministry of Internal Affairs reports significant progress in the training and expansion of the BG-Alert system, involving over 190 competent authorities and creating an interagency working group.
Sofia with 5,996 flights to 89 destinations in July - top 5 international routes
Sofia Airport "Vasil Levski" reports intensive international traffic with flights to 33 countries, with European destinations leading and a potential rise in transatlantic connections.
Government Approves Additional 34 Million Leva for Performing Arts
Minister of Culture Marian Bachev announced an increase in funding for state cultural institutions by 34 million leva, which will support theaters and operas.
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.
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.
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.