The first session of the new week on the Bulgarian Stock Exchange was marked by low trading activity. The main SOFIX index reported a symbolic decline, while other market indicators showed slight increases.
Passengers crossing the Kalotina border point from Serbia to Bulgaria should expect significant delays. Columns of cars, predominantly with foreign license plates, are congesting all lanes of the crossing.
ITN leader Slavi Trifonov has sent another open letter to Minister of Interior Ivan Demerzhiev. The focus is on the controversies surrounding the minister's visit to America and the lack of clarity regarding the tragic incidents in the mountains.
The Tundzha Municipal Council is scheduled to hold a meeting where a decision will be made regarding the provision of an interest-free loan for a project related to integrated healthcare for children in the Southeast Region.
Ministry of Interior officers intervened in an incident in the village of Radanovo after a group of men disturbed the peace and showed aggression toward the police. Five people have been detained.
Lawyer Zlatomira Mostrova, a three-time Member of Parliament from ITN, has been appointed to the Board of Directors of the National Company 'Railway Infrastructure'. This is another addition of party personnel to the government.
New data shows that Bulgaria is among the EU leaders in low working life duration. Problems include low youth employment, people with disabilities, and specific demographic factors.
Experts from the Rose Institute in Kazanlak warn of the risk of uncontrolled export of valuable varieties and breeding achievements of the Bulgarian oil-bearing rose.
The Movement for Rights and Freedoms claims that the Interior Minister's assertions are disinformation, while he himself is involved in suspicious real estate deals and a scandal affecting international security.
Bulgaria's national team demonstrated exceptional results at the International Economics Olympiad (IEO 2026) in Shenzhen. The country ranks 13th in the world standings.
A new study by UNHCR and ESTAT shows that more effective inclusion of refugees in the labor market could bring an additional 600 million euros to the Bulgarian economy.
Police in Sliven detained a man and a woman following a large-scale telephone scam. An 84-year-old resident of the municipality was deceived into believing a relative needed emergency surgery.
As part of the 'Vacation Without Risk' campaign, students from Svilengrad joined an initiative to raise road culture by distributing advice to drivers.
The Ministry of Economy plans to focus on sectors such as microelectronics, artificial intelligence, and the defense industry, while simultaneously working to reduce the administrative burden.
The Burgas Regional Directorate of the Ministry of Interior has proposed the introduction of new rules to the municipality to protect public order. The goal is to limit noise from vehicles and strengthen sanctions for violations involving electric scooters.
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