Bulgaria Tops Europe in Black Caviar Exports
Bulgaria has emerged as Europe’s top exporter of black caviar, according to Assoc. Prof. Violin Raykov from the Institute of Oceanology at the Bulgarian
BNT @Desislava Kulelieva, @Joana Milanova
Bulgaria: Protest Against the Green Certificate - Attempt to Storm the Parliament (LIVE Feeds)
A protest against the green certificate began in front of the National Assembly. It is organized by the Vazrazhdane party.
Bulgaria: Protest Against the Anti-Epidemic Measures is Expected Today at Noon
The situation in front of the National Assembly is calm at the moment. People are peacefully defending their demands - the main demand is the drop of the green certificate. Currently, traffic on Tsar Osvoboditel Blvd. is blocked.

On Facebook, protest organizers explained that the demonstration was directed against the "green certificate and compulsory vaccination" - measures the organizers call discriminatory, anti-human, and restrictive.
There is a video wall next to the Tsar Osvoboditel monument. According to unofficial information, the leader of Vazrazhdane is expected to speak to the protesters via video link, as he has been placed under quarantine.
Bulgaria: Participants in the NSAC will be placed under a Different Quarantine
"Our demands are to regain our normalcy, not to discriminate against us and to call us anti-vaxxers, to release us and our children, to live normally, that's what we want," said one of the protesters.
"Let the green certificate be abolished because it's not normal to live likes this. Nowadays we have to worry about going out in the street, to the store, to school...not to mention any other establishment," said another protester.

In protest, people lit medical masks.

In the morning block of the Bulgarian National Television, the topic was commented on by the chairman of the health commission Assoc. Prof. Anton Tonev:
"A country where one can go out and protest against something they disagree with is a good example of democracy and a democratic state. People will be able to go out today, express their views and we will hear them, we will see them. I don't want to comment specifically on the people from the "Vazrazhdane" party, because this weekend they found themselves in a very difficult situation, you know that there was a journalistic investigation, which found that some members of the party are with green certificates, even some are vaccinated, but that hasn't stopped them from speaking out."
Turns Out that MPs from “Vazrazhdane” actually have Green Certificates
People from all over the country arrived for the protest.
Protesters from Varna told media about a curious case after they left their city and started driving to Sofia. According to their statements, the police pulled them over and started doing drug tests on the drivers. Four gave positive samples, initially, and on re-testing the samples were negative.
Protesters say that the testing delayed them for more than an hour, which was probably the reason they were stopped in the first place.
There has been an increased police presence in the area around the National Assembly since the morning. Yesterday, the police called for the protest to take place calmly.

/BNT, Photos: Desislava Kulelieva, Joana Milanova
Following the Constitutional Court’s confirmation of Iliana Yotova as Bulgaria’s new president, the country now has its first female head of state. This historic milestone also introduces the first gentleman of the Republic, Prof. Andrey Yotov, Yotova’s h
Bulgaria’s decision to back the creation of US President Donald Trump’s Peace Council was taken during a confidential session of the Council of Ministers this Wednesday
After nine years, Rumen Radev officially left the presidency, passing the office to Iliyana Yotova, his former vice president. The handover followed a ceremony at the grand entrance of the presidential building at “Dondukov” 2 street, where Yotova, now of
The launch of the so-called Peace Council caught many in Bulgaria by surprise. Former Foreign Minister Nadezhda Neynski commented on NOVA NEWS, questioning whether Bulgaria’s participation represents an international agreement requiring ratification or me
Revival leader Kostadin Kostadinov commented on Bulgaria’s participation in the US-led Council of Peace, emphasizing that while the country should maintain strong ties with US President Donald Trump
The Constitutional Court of Bulgaria has formally accepted President Rumen Radev’s resignation, paving the way for Vice President Iliana Yotova to assume the presidency.
Bulgaria's Strategic Role in the EU's Drone Wall Defense Initiative
When Politics Means Violence