Decisions of the parliament, the government, the president, parties, and institutions that affect life in Bulgaria.
GERB leader Boyko Borisov announced that the party will file a complaint with the Constitutional Court against the 2026 Budget. The main argument is that the planned deficit exceeds the legal threshold of 3% of GDP.
The ruling coalition has set a ten-day deadline for DPS to vacate its headquarters on Vrachcha Street, while BSP prepares to leave Pozitano 20. The dispute raises questions about the efficient use of state assets and the historical heritage of party buildings.
Following the final adoption of Budget 2026, a fierce political battle has begun. GERB plans to appeal to the Constitutional Court due to the deficit, while 'We Continue the Change' is organizing a petition for a presidential veto.
The 'We Continue the Change' party announced that the petition requesting a presidential veto on the 2026 Budget has collected signatures from citizens in dozens of municipalities and settlements across the country, as well as from Bulgarian citizens abroad.
Following the official announcement of Iliana Yotova as a presidential candidate, the political landscape has begun to take shape. While the BSP has already expressed support, other parties are still discussing their positions, and the right wing is calling for a common candidate.
Parliament approved the budgets of key state institutions, ministries, and agencies. Proposals from the opposition to increase student scholarships and changes to aid expenditures for Ukraine were rejected.
The proposal to secure funds for the construction of the National Children's Hospital was rejected by Parliament. GERB and PP react sharply, while experts warn that the project may not be completed until after 2035.
The National Assembly voted on the second reading of the 2026 budget parameters. The decision includes fixing the minimum wage, allocating funds for transport, and new rules for excise duties on tobacco products.
A DPS delegation is participating in a Republican Party conference in Washington, where it informed American lawmakers about data leaks from the PNR system ordered by the Minister of Interior.
Prime Minister Rumen Radev held a meeting with European Commissioner Ekaterina Zaharieva. The topics of discussion were Bulgaria's competitiveness, new European funds, and the need for a single capital market in the EU.
Minister of Economy Alexander Pulev revealed serious shortcomings in the implementation of the large-scale project with the German company Rheinmetall. According to him, there is no joint venture, budget justification, or even an articles of incorporation.
The Ministry of Youth and Sports has announced the start of the national competition "#BeActive sports event" 2026. The initiative aims to recognize the best sports projects of municipalities within the framework of the European Week of Sport.
DPS Deputy Hamid Hamid leveled heavy accusations against Minister of Interior Ivan Demerzhiev, claiming that his family controls over 400 properties and participates in fictitious transactions.
The government plans a comprehensive review of the Gambling Act to restrict the gray sector and close taxation loopholes. The plan includes licensing intermediaries and banning payments to illegal websites.
The Prosecutorial College of the Supreme Judicial Council voted unanimously against the temporary suspension of the head of the Sofia City Prosecutor's Office, Emilia Rusinova.
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