Interior Ministry's Secretary General Zhivko Kotsev Resigns
The Bulgarian Interior Ministry announced on Thursday that Chief Commissioner Zhivko Kotsev, who serves as the Secretary General of the ministry, has submitted his resignation
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German Authorities Uncover Hamas Weapons Cache in Bulgaria
German investigators have unearthed a suspected Hamas weapons stockpile in Bulgaria, as reported by Die Zeit
Parliament Rejects Proposed Gambling Act Amendments
In a contentious session, Parliament has decisively voted against proposed amendments to the Gambling Act aimed at restricting the advertisement of gambling activities
Bulgaria's Customs Agency Director Targeted in Anti-Corruption Operation
Earlier today, the director of Bulgaria's Customs Agency, Petya Bankova, has found herself at the center of an anti-corruption operation
Bulgarian Armed Forces Set for Thorough Modernization, Says Deputy Defence Minister
Deputy Defence Minister Atanas Zapryanov revealed the plans for the thorough modernization of the Bulgarian Armed Forces, estimating a budget exceeding BGN 37 billion
Resigned Bulgarian Prime Minister Acknowledges Government Achievements in Final Meeting
In a final meeting of the current Council of Ministers, resigned Prime Minister Nikolai Denkov expressed gratitude to all cabinet ministers and provided an overview of the government's accomplishments
State to Cover Rare Disease Treatment Costs In Bulgaria
The government will fund medications and specialized foods for individuals over 18 with rare diseases, but eligibility hinges on starting treatment before adulthood
Bulgaria's Borissov Threatens to Halt or Sell 'TurkStream'
In a recent statement, GERB leader Boyko Borissov issued a stark warning to his former coalition partners, declaring that the National Assembly could halt or even sell the "Balkan Stream" (TurkStream) project as early as today
Bulgaria's President Radev Advocates for Peace in Gaza Amid Rising Tensions
Bulgaria stands in solidarity with international efforts for ceasefire and peace in Gaza, as President Rumen Radev affirmed in a recent conversation with Israeli President Isaac Herzog
Protest by Trade Unions at Council of Ministers: Demanding State Salary Increases
This morning, The Confederation of Labour Podkrepa and The Confederation of Independent Trade Unions of Bulgaria from State Management and Organizations within the National Security Council are organizing a protest demonstration in front of the Council of
Bulgaria Decides for Itself What Relations It Will Have with NATO, Nothing Is Imposed on the Bulgarian People
Amid debates over Bulgaria's membership in NATO, the US Ambassador to the Alliance, Julianne Smith, reaffirmed that Bulgaria retains full autonomy in deciding its relationship with the organization
Bulgaria Falls Behind the Recovery and Resilience Plan, Says MEP Ilhan Kyuchyuk
“Until now, Bulgaria has benefited very little from the Recovery and Resilience Plan (RSP). The last tranche is from December 2022 and is 2.7 billion, in the following two years we have not received any money - to date, this is the first and last tranche
Petkov: When GERB Is Not In Power The Birth Rate Goes Up!
Tensions flared among former coalition partners as they debated the impact of their governance on Bulgaria's demographic crisis
The Bulgarian Socialist Party Rejects Talks on Joining Caretaker Cabinet
The Bulgarian Socialist Party (BSP), under the leadership of Kornelia Ninova, has firmly declined invitations for discussions regarding their potential participation in a caretaker cabinet
New Measures Against Unlawful Child Removal Implemented by The Ministry of the Interior
In response to concerns regarding the unlawful taking of children out of the country following the lifting of border checks, the Ministry of the Interior has introduced new measures aimed at safeguarding children's welfare and preventing such occurrences
Bulgaria's Political Landscape: Borissov Rules Out DPS Coalition, Eyes Electoral Gains
Amid ongoing political maneuvering in Bulgaria, GERB leader Boyko Borissov has categorically dismissed the possibility of forming a government coalition with DPS, even if the two parties secure a combined total of 150 deputies following elections
Concerns Mount Over Bulgaria's Readiness to Accommodate Incoming F-16s Amid Infrastructure Delays
Bulgaria faces mounting uncertainties regarding its preparedness to receive the first batch of F-16 Block 70 aircraft
Bulgarian Legal Commission Voted In Favor of Cabinet with Dimitar Glavchev as Prime Minister
In a swift decision that sets the stage for a new caretaker government, the Committee on Legal Affairs in Bulgaria has voted in favor of appointing Dimitar Glavchev as Prime Minister
Bulgarian and American Air Forces Join Forces for Black Sea Vigilance Exercise
In a display of steadfast alliance and strategic cooperation, the Bulgarian and American air forces have launched joint exercises aimed at enhancing their readiness and coordination in the Black Sea region
Bulgaria: Key Ministers Decline Participation in Caretaker Cabinet
Several current ministers in Bulgaria have announced their decision not to participate in the upcoming caretaker cabinet, adding a layer of complexity to the country's political landscape
Bulgaria-Romania Flight Marks Historic Schengen Entry
The inaugural flight between Bulgaria and Romania post their Schengen accession took off from Sofia on schedule at 12:40 p.m
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