Serbia Narrows the Gap: Pension Increases Bring Incomes Closer to Bulgaria
From December 1, pensions in Serbia rose by 12.2%, bringing the average pension for retirees to 485 euros
Society | December 12, 2025, Friday // 23:00
Snow Closes Bulgaria-Serbia Checkpoints for Trucks
Society | December 9, 2012, Sunday // 14:11
- Tweet
Send to Kindle
A heavy snowfall has caused authorities closing down all crossing points between Bulgaria and Serbia for freight vehicles.
The information has been released by the Bulgarian Road Infrastructure Agency.
The Bulgarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has informed that a 11-km column of vehicles has formed on the highway between Subotica and Belgrade due to an overturned Bulgarian truck.
There are no data for injured or distressed Bulgarian citizens, says the ministry.
The Serbian Ministry of Interior has opened the following emergency phone lines due to the snow storms: +381 193 and +381 19 85.
The Bulgarian Foreign Affarirs Ministry also recalls the contacts of Bulgarian diplomatic missions in Serbia:
Embassy in Belgrade: +381 11 36 13 980; +381 11 36 13 990; е-mail: Embassy.Belgrade@mfa.bg.
Consulate in Nis: +381 18 516 800; +381 18 516 700, fax: +381 18 516 900; е-mail: Consulate.Nish@mfa.bg.
Related Articles:
Sofia Signals Vigilance over Bulgarians in Western Balkans amid Tensions with Serbia and North Macedonia
Foreign Minister Georg Georgiev told parliament that Bulgaria is following the situation of its communities across the Western Balkans with particular focus and, at times, concern
Serbia’s Only Refinery Shuts Down: U.S. Sanctions Spark Energy Crisis
Serbia’s only operational oil refinery, located in Pančevo, has ceased production and shifted to so-called “warm circulation”
Analyst Warns EU May Urge Bulgaria to Halt Gas Supplies to Serbia Amid Energy Tensions
Analyst Vladimir Vladimirov warned that the European Commission could ask Bulgaria to halt gas supplies to Serbia as early as next year
Clashes in Belgrade as Protests Over Novi Sad Tragedy Reignite Anti-Government Anger
Tensions flared in the heart of Belgrade on Sunday as protesters and supporters of President Aleksandar Vucic clashed in front of Serbia’s parliament building
Shooting, Blaze, and Panic in Central Belgrade: Tensions Boil Over at Pro-Government Camp
The center of Belgrade was cordoned off on Wednesday morning after gunfire erupted near the Serbian Parliament
Bulgaria: Report Reveals Up to 91% Markup on Cheese and 135% on Mineral Water
The Commission for Protection of Competition (CPC) has released a sectoral review of Bulgaria’s food market, concluding that the supply chain shows significant structural problems
Society | December 7, 2025, Sunday // 10:23
BG-ALERT Issued in Burgas as Two Rivers Overflow and Roads Close
Authorities in Burgas have issued an emergency warning after intense rainfall caused two local rivers to overflow
Bulgaria Among EU Countries Most Affected by 2024 Forest Fires
Bulgaria was among the European Union countries hardest hit by forest fires in 2024
Nikulden: Bulgaria’s Beloved Saint Nicholas Day
In Bulgaria, December 6 is celebrated as Saint Nicholas Day, or Nikulden (Никулден), a holiday that blends religious devotion, folk tradition, and social celebration
Bulgaria Weather Update: Cold Weekend Ahead with Rain and Snow in Mountain Resorts
Forecaster Petar Yankov has announced that Bulgaria will see a slight drop in temperatures over the coming weekend, with rainfall beginning tonight
Bulgaria's Ombudswoman Calls on Central Bank to Ensure Fair Distribution of Euro Starter Kits
Bulgaria’s Ombudswoman, Velislava Delcheva, has contacted the Bulgarian National Bank (BNB) over citizen complaints regarding the distribution of euro coin starter kits
Society | December 5, 2025, Friday // 13:13
