Decisions of the parliament, the government, the president, parties, and institutions that affect life in Bulgaria.
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.
DPS MP Hamid Hamid leveled heavy accusations against Minister of Interior Ivan Demerdzhiev. According to him, the family controls hundreds of properties, and his companies' transactions exceed 16 million BGN.
MPs have postponed the implementation of the new model for calculating length of service based on actual hours worked. Instead of September this year, the reform will come into force on January 1, 2027.
The government will discuss a large-scale agenda, including the purchase of new naval vessels from the Netherlands, joint police operations with Greece, and new labor migration rules with Uzbekistan.
The head of state emphasized that the decision regarding the American tanker aircraft must pass through the National Assembly and stated that such logistical deployments do not mean Bulgaria's participation in military actions.
A new proposal by GERB-SDS envisions a complete ban on social media for children up to 16 years of age and strict restrictions for youths between 16 and 18 years old.
Vice President Iliana Yotova emphasized that Bulgaria cannot participate in international military or peacekeeping formats without parliamentary sanction, warning of the risk of militarization of foreign policy.
An audit by the National Audit Office revealed serious violations in the "Culture" Fund between 2021 and 2023. Instead of professional workwear, employees purchased personal clothing, and the criteria for project funding were subjective.
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.
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.
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.
GERB criticizes Prime Minister Rumen Radev for discrepancies in information regarding the deployment of American military aircraft in Bulgaria. According to the party, the US goal is support for operations in the Middle East, which requires a parliamentary decision.
The leader of GERB launched sharp criticism at the ruling coalition, claiming that the government is exposing Bulgaria before international partners and manipulating budget revenues.
Health Minister Katya Ivkova announced that a new system for determining the remuneration of hospital directors will be introduced by the end of July. The new formula will depend on financial stability and achieved medical results.
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