The “People Shop” (Magazini Za Horata) initiative in Bulgaria will operate by renting commercial spaces or sections within existing stores owned by the Central Cooperative Union. According […]
Category: Politics & Elections
Bulgaria: Dogan Declares DPS Lost To Oligarchic Control, Launches Three-Month Plan For New Political Force
Ahmed Dogan, founder of the Movement for Rights and Freedoms (DPS), has publicly declared the beginning of a three-month transition period to establish a new political […]
Over 50 And Still In The Mines: Bulgaria’s Energy Future At A Crossroads
More than 50% of workers in Bulgaria’s coal industry are aged 50 or above, a recent skills analysis commissioned by the Ministry of Labour and Social Policy has revealed. The […]
Bulgarian Parliament Approves One-Day Vignettes, Stricter Speed Monitoring, And Tougher Traffic Penalties
The Bulgarian Parliament has passed major amendments to the Roads Act and Road Traffic Act following a 14-hour session, including the introduction of one-day vignettes […]
How Bulgaria’s Blind Community Prepares To Navigate The Euro Transition
With just over five months remaining until Bulgaria adopts the euro, a pressing question arises: how will the roughly 9,000 visually impaired people in the country adapt to […]
Bulgaria Seizes Record Cocaine Haul Hidden In Diplomatic Car
On the Bulgarian National Television, Stanislav Taushanov, head of the Anti-Drug Trafficking Department at Customs Burgas, revealed that the operation at the Kapitan Andreevo border point had uncovered […]
Bulgaria’s Academic Community Confronts Euro Myths With Data
At a conference held at the University of Economics in Varna, Bulgaria’s Minister of Education and Science, Krasimir Valchev, called for a fact-based national dialogue on […]
Bulgarian President Radev Slams Government As A ‘Facade’ Controlled by Peevski and Borissov
President Rumen Radev launched a sharp critique of Bulgaria’s political system during a visit to the town of Kazanlak, stating that democracy in the country has become merely […]
Bulgaria Remembers Its Greatest Son: 188 Years Since Levski’s Birth
July 18 marks 188 years since the birth of Vasil Levski, one of the most revered figures in Bulgarian history. Known as the Apostle of Freedom, Levski’s […]
Varna Mayor Remains Behind Bars As Bulgarian Court Upholds Corruption Charges
Varna Mayor Blagomir Kotsev and municipal councilors Yordan Kateliyev and Nikolay Stefanov will remain in custody following a ruling by the Sofia Court of Appeal after a marathon […]