Rumen Radev‘s government will hit its hundredth day this weekend and the numbers behind it are still remarkable. Progressive Bulgaria won 131 of 240 seats in April, forming only the […]
Month: August 2026
How Much Does It Cost to Live in Bulgaria’s Four Largest Cities?
An analysis of Numbeo data reveals significant differences in the cost of groceries, housing and salaries across Sofia, Plovdiv, Varna and Burgas. If you ask […]
Bulgaria to Receive Two More Anti-Drone Systems
Bulgaria expects to receive two additional anti-drone systems by the end of next week as the country works to strengthen its ability to detect and counter unmanned aircraft, […]
Burgas to Build Small Eurotown for Eurovision 2027 Guests
Burgas will build a small Eurotown for international teams and guests attending Eurovision 2027, as preparations for the contest continue in the seaside city. Deputy Mayor for Construction Chanka Koralska […]
Bulgaria Sets Key Deadlines for Presidential Vote in the Autumn
Bulgaria‘s Central Election Commission (CEC) has approved the official schedule for the country’s presidential and vice-presidential election, setting October 25, 2026 as election day and establishing the key deadlines leading up to […]
New Railway to Link Bulgaria and Turkey Toward Romania
Bulgaria and Turkey are preparing to strengthen their transport and energy links, including a new railway route from Edirne through Lesovo, Elhovo and Yambol that will provide an alternative connection […]
Bulgaria Reports Smooth Euro Transition, Continued Price Controls
Bulgaria‘s transition to the euro has proceeded without major disruption or sharp price shocks, according to the National Revenue Agency (NRA) and the Consumer Protection Commission (CPCoo), […]
Eurovision Sends Burgas Hotel Prices Soaring Above €4,000 a Night
Accommodation prices in Burgas have surged dramatically following the announcement that the Black Sea city will host the Eurovision Song Contest in May 2027, with some listings reaching more than €4,000 […]
Fuel Prices in Bulgaria Expected to Fall in the Coming Months
Fuel prices in Bulgaria are expected to decline in the coming months as the market moves toward normalization, according to Deputy Prime Minister and Economy Minister Alexander Pulev and […]
UK Extends LUKOIL License in Bulgaria Until October 29
The UK has extended the license allowing business operations with Bulgarian companies from the LUKOIL group until October 29, 2026, the Bulgarian Ministry of Economy said. The extension, requested by Bulgaria, covers LUKOIL Bulgaria, LUKOIL Neftochim […]