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Efforts to fully put out the fire in the Pirin Mountains are still underway, despite the blaze having been localized. Fire crews continue working on extinguishing smoldering tree trunks and scattered hotspots, with expectations that these final remnants will be dealt with over the course of the day.
Separately, authorities managed to bring under control the fire that erupted at the landfill near the village of Shishmantsi in the Plovdiv region. A mobile air quality monitoring station has been deployed on site to ensure there are no health risks. The precise cause of the landfill blaze has not yet been determined and remains under investigation.
Meanwhile, the fire that spread through the “Seventh Kilometer” area near Stara Zagora has also been extinguished. In connection with the incident, two men were released on bail after being accused of sparking the flames through negligence while using a flex tool in a residential yard. The investigation into their role in the fire is still ongoing.
As a result of the containment, the state of emergency that had been declared in Stara Zagora municipality was lifted yesterday.
Vladislav Panev, from the “Acceleration” Club and a former MP with the “Green Movement,” described the appointment of Rumen Spetsov as a special manager of Lukoil Bulgaria as surprising
A significant portion of Bulgaria’s Black Sea resorts remains vulnerable to flooding
Marilyn Manson, the provocateur and cultural icon known for constantly pushing the limits of alternative culture, will be the third headliner at HILLS OF ROCK 2026
In 2026, Bulgaria will once again take the helm of the EU Strategy for the Danube Region (EUSDR), marking its second term in this role
Sudan has called on the European Union to suspend arms sales to the United Arab Emirates, warning that European-made weapons are reaching the country’s warzones
As Bulgaria prepares to adopt the euro on January 1, operators of vending machines for coffee, snacks, and other goods are negotiating a possible one-month extension to reprogram their devices
Bulgaria can expect unusually warm weather through the end of November
On November 15, 2025, Bulgaria will enjoy another sunny day, according to the forecast from the National Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology
Deputy Prime Minister Atanas Zafirov stated on Friday during parliamentary Question Time that Bulgaria is not facing a water crisis at present
On Friday, November 14, most of Bulgaria will enjoy sunny weather, though fog will persist in Northern regions, particularly in the Danube plain
From December 1, 2025, Sofia will implement a low-emission zone, restricting vehicles from the I and II ecological groups within the “Small Ring” area
On Thursday, November 13, Bulgaria will see generally sunny weather, although the Danube Plain is expected to remain shrouded in fog for much of the day
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