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The president is the people's voice and must speak out, Presidential Candidate Andrey Gurov said at a public meeting with citizens on Thursday.

MPs and experts agreed at a parliamentary roundtable on Thursday that obesity prevention requires consistent policies and should be a national public health priority.

The president should unite people rather than draw red lines or divide them, Presidential Candidate Ivaylo Simeonov said at a public discussion with citizens on Thursday.

The process of EU enlargement and the sustainable consolidation of European principles and values of the candidate countries for EU membership were the focus of the meeting between Prime Minister Rumen Radev and European Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos, the government press office reported on Thursday.

A temporary tax on banks’ windfall profits could help reduce Bulgaria’s budget deficit without raising VAT, income tax or social security contributions, Fiscal Council Chair Simeon Djankov said Thursday in an analysis of the benefits of taxing banks’ excess profits in the European Union (EU).

Central and Eastern European countries should not remain merely consumers but have the capacity to become a driving force behind the “smart transformation” and “smart transition” that can ensure sustainable growth for businesses and prosperity for citizens, Bulgarian Industrial Association (BIA) Chair Dobri Mitrev said at an international energy conference in Sofia on Thursday.

Energy security is more important than ever, but energy security also means economic security, resilience and overall regional security, Energy Minister Iva Petrova said at the international conference "Central and Eastern Europe together for a competitive and secure energy future" in Sofia on Thursday.

The reduction in the output of the Kozloduy Nuclear Power Plant (NPP) is a preventive measure, Energy Minister Iva Petrova told the parliamentary Energy Committee on Wednesday.

Bulgaria’s Culture Minister Evtim Miloshev and specialists have presented plans for the restoration and conservation of the Monument to Freedom on Shipka Peak, including the scope of work, implementation stages and measures to preserve the

An exhibition titled Equality for People with Intellectual Disabilities opened at Parliament on Wednesday, featuring paintings by Anna Dimitrova, who has Down syndrome.

Bulgarian writer Georgi Gospodinov is among the favourites for 2026 Nobel Prize in Literature, German daily Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung said on Wednesday.

"Mount Athos in Sofia" brings together 50 paintings depicting Mount Athos by Greek artist Makis Warlamis (1942–2016) and photographs of monks from the collection of the Mount Athos Photo Library.

Foreign Minister Velislava Petrova will raise the issue of Iva Mihaylova at her meeting with her counterpart of North Macedonia Timco Mucunski on Thursday. Petrova spoke to reporters before the international ministerial conference on Pan-European Corridor VIII in Sofia.

Bulgaria's Foreign Minister Velislava Petrova said before the start of the International Ministerial Conference on Pan-European Corridor VIII on Thursday that the project is strategic for Bulgaria.

Aerial targets were detected near the border with Ukraine, Romania’s Ministry of National Defence said here on Tuesday. During the night of October 5-6, the radar surveillance system detected two aerial targets moving in Ukrainian airspace, close to

The nomination of diplomat Luca Niculescu as Romania’s prime minister has drawn mixed reactions from the country’s political parties. The first to comment was George Simion, leader of the far-right Alliance for the Union of Romanians (AUR). “Luca