In Memory of Duty: Monument in Sofia Honors Doctors Lost to COVID-19
A monument honoring the medical professionals who lost their lives in the fight against COVID-19 has been unveiled at Pirogov University Hospital and Medical Center
The concluding segment of the Monument to the Soviet Army in Sofia was taken down today, concluding the removal process that began on December 12.
The dismantling initiative sparked vigorous protests from pro-Russian groups, notably the Bulgarian Socialist Party and Vazrazhdane (Revival). These parties actively disrupted parliamentary proceedings and even occupied the regional administration building.
Despite their resistance, the decision to dismantle the monument prevailed due to its deteriorating condition. The figures are slated for relocation to a state-owned facility in Sofia, with a demand for restoration.
Parliament has approved at second reading a series of amendments to the Law on Foreigners in the Republic of Bulgaria
During an official visit to Baku, Speaker of the National Assembly Natalia Kiselova underscored the importance of the political dialogue between Bulgaria and Azerbaijan
Bulgaria’s Foreign Minister Georg Georgiev has firmly reiterated that the concepts of "Macedonian identity" and "Macedonian language" do not fall within the scope of international law
A new poll by “Gallup International Balkan” shows that GERB is holding onto its lead in Bulgaria, currently enjoying the support of 24.5% of voters
GERB leader Boyko Borissov once again directed criticism at President Rumen Radev, this time over his international travel and the recent evacuation of Bulgarian citizens from Israel
Prime Minister Rosen Zhelyazkov described the evacuation of Bulgarian and foreign nationals from Israel as a thoroughly coordinated and carefully executed operation
Borderless Bulgaria: How Schengen Benefits Are Transforming Trade and Logistics
Bulgaria's Mortality Rate Remains Highest in Europe