Decisions of the parliament, the government, the president, parties, and institutions that affect life in Bulgaria.
Foreign Minister Velislava Petrova emphasized that the country's priorities are diplomacy and energy security, while clarifying that Bulgaria has not undertaken binding commitments within informal coalitions.
Deputy Prime Minister Atanas Pekanov stated that due to the budget deficit, Bulgaria cannot provide new financial or military aid to Kyiv this year. He emphasized the need for a diplomatic solution and the urgent implementation of projects under the Recovery Plan.
The leader of 'Vazrazhdane', Kostadin Kostadinov, called for a review of the funding of private hospitals by the health insurance fund and criticized the policies of the President and the ruling coalition.
DPS MEP Elena Yoncheva has sent official signals to international police institutions. She claims that the Bulgarian Ministry of Interior is using the PNR system for political purposes, outside the EU legal framework.
The Executive Director of "Siella Norma," Veselin Todorov, announced an offer to the Central Election Commission (CEC) for the repair of voting machines. According to him, approximately 2,300 machines require urgent intervention due to printer damage and battery depletion.
MP Yordan Terziyski from 'We Continue the Change' criticizes the government's inconsistency regarding international coalitions and warns of risks to the country's image.
The Ministry of Justice has responded to the EC's Seventh Rule of Law Report. While the government emphasizes legislative steps, the Commission criticizes the lack of lasting results in the fight against high-level corruption.
The Ministry of Environment and Water is analyzing the environmental impact report for the 'Black Sea' motorway project. A decision is expected within 45 days following public consultations.
MP Kaloyan Ivanov of DB delivered a declaration warning that weakening sanctions against Russian sports could send the wrong message regarding the aggression in Ukraine.
After being extradited to Bulgaria from Serbia, former MP and banker Stoyan Mavrodiiev was released by the prosecution just one day later, before the legal deadline for a decision had expired.
Representatives of the parliamentary Tourism Committee and the National Tourism Board held a working meeting to improve the sector's competitiveness and build a long-term national strategy.
Prime Minister Rumen Radev emphasized Bulgaria's role in European energy security and the importance of transport corridors during a meeting with the American-Central European Business Association.
The Ministry of Transport has launched the preparation of a National Road Safety Plan. A key element is the creation of an integrated camera system that transmits violation information in real time.
During a round table at the National Assembly, the president of the Atlantic Club, Solomon Passy, recalled the key foreign policy goals established since the adoption of the Constitution.
Prime Minister Nikolay Denkov criticized President Rumen Radev's position on sanctions against Russia, warning of the risk of isolating Bulgaria from European security efforts.
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