Prime Minister Rumen Radev discussed opportunities for digital transformation and international partnership in Bulgarian healthcare with leading medical experts and representatives of the German Federal Association for Economic Development.
The Ministry of Interior and the Ministry of Labor are receiving new equipment, including drones and specialized gear, to handle fires more effectively.
Agricultural producers have blocked the 'Ivaylovgrad – Kiprinos' border crossing. The protest is triggered by restrictions on trucks over 3.5 tons, which hinder direct sales of produce to neighboring Greek villages.
The 'Democrats for a Strong Bulgaria' party is holding its 18th National Assembly, where a new leadership will be elected. The candidates for party leader are Radan Kanev, Yordan Ivanov, and Vasko Vasilev.
The needs for additional funding to strengthen the consular network, support for Sunday schools, and Bulgaria's cultural institutes in Europe were presented to Parliament.
Tourism Minister Ilin Dimitrov announced plans to register all short-term rentals in a unified register to ensure tax transparency in the sector.
Deputies voted to increase the investment expenditure for the purchase of American equipment. The change is due to inflation and price increases from the USA.
Two serious road accidents claimed the lives of two people in the last 24 hours. One occurred in the Măglij area during a collision between a passenger car and a truck, and the other between the villages of Zlatitrapt and Brestovitsa.
The agreement to temporarily suspend capacity reservation fees with the Turkish company Botas is a significant step, but economic risks remain. Experts analyze the consequences for Bulgartransgaz and the country's future energy strategy.
A summer storm with powerful wind gusts and hail led to the disruption of trolleybus transport in Stara Zagora and damage to agricultural crops in the Veliko Tarnovo region.
A 33-year-old woman from the Czech Republic was found dead in a bathtub in the Duni resort. Police are investigating whether it was an accident, suicide, or a crime, after initial suspicions regarding her husband were dismissed.
The Ministry of Interior has sought contact with the US Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC). The department is offering assistance in investigating mechanisms through which sanctioned individuals attempt to exercise control over assets and financial flows.
The Parliamentary Legal Commission has adopted proposals for changes to the Election Code, which have sparked sharp disputes. The main points of contention between the ruling coalition and the opposition are machine voting, the expansion of polling stations outside the EU, and the existence of the 'Abroad' multi-member constituency.
NSI data shows a shift in agricultural market trends. After a period of growth, transaction prices and arable land rental costs are beginning to decrease in most regions of the country.
Minister of Agriculture Plamen Abrovski announced plans for tax breaks for agricultural cooperatives and the implementation of an electronic system for full monitoring of the food chain.
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