Energy Minister Iva Petrova said the protocol freezing the gas agreement between Bulgaria‘s Bulgargaz and Turkey’s Botas for 15 months is confidential and will not be made public because […]
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Bulgarian Tour Operator Declares Bankruptcy After Leaving Hungarians Stranded
The Sofia-registered tour operator Robinson Tours has declared insolvency after leaving dozens of Hungarian tourists without the vacations they had already paid for on Bulgaria‘s Black Sea coast. The company announced […]
Varna Court Halts Demolition of 12 Buildings in Baba Alino
The Varna Administrative Court has suspended the planned demolition of 12 residential buildings in the Baba Alino area near Varna, ruling that the structures cannot be removed until the legal disputes over […]
Bulgaria’s National Audit Office Investigates Delyan Peevski Over Conflict of Interest Allegations
The Bulgarian National Audit Office has launched conflict of interest proceedings involving MP Delyan Peevski following a formal complaint alleging a mismatch between his declared assets and his actual lifestyle. The […]
Bulgaria Ends Dual Pricing in Leva and Euro: See When
Bulgaria’s mandatory period for displaying prices in both leva and euro will end on August 8, 2026, marking another step in the country’s transition to the single European currency. The dual […]
Bulgaria Launches Space and Defense Hub at Former Military Airport
The former military airport at Dobroslavtsi, where flight operations ended 25 years ago, is set to become what the Bulgarian government describes as Europe’s largest advanced space and defense center. […]
Joint Bulgaria-Ukraine Raid Dismantles Drug Network
Ukrainian and Bulgarian law enforcement agencies have dismantled an international drug trafficking network during a joint cross-border operation that resulted in the arrest of eight suspects, according to Ukraine’s National Police. […]
Sofia Nightclubs Targeted in NRA Tax Inspections, Dozens of Breaches Found
The Bulgarian National Revenue Agency (NRA) identified more than 30 violations during overnight inspections of 11 nightclubs in Sofia, carried out as part of its summer tax control […]
Bulgarian Watermelon Growers Leave Crops to Rot Over Low Prices
Watermelon growers in Bulgaria are leaving large quantities of their harvest in the fields because purchase prices have fallen so low that collecting the produce would bring them additional losses, […]
Bulgaria’s Trucking Sector Suffers Sharpest Drop in the European Union
Bulgaria recorded the sharpest decline in road freight transport in the European Union in 2024, with the sector shrinking by 18.6% compared with the previous year, according to the […]