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As of December 31, 2023, there were 201 settlements in Bulgaria without a population.

Prime Minister Dimitar Glavchev on Wednesday met with the ambassadors of the EU member states, the United States, the United Kingdom and Switzerland. During the meeting, Glavchev briefed diplomats on the government's main task – holding free and

The topic of elections in Bulgaria and North Macedonia dominates Wednesday’s news media. POLITICS 24 Chasa’s front-page article tell the story of how, according to journalist Lyubcho Neshkov, Bulgaria’s first democratically elected president, Jeliu

A 42-year-old man from the Black Sea city of Burgas was arrested on Tuesday after driving with a blood alcohol content of 4.25 ‰, the Burgas Police Department said.

Ryanair will base its fourth aircraft at Sofia Airport and will start flying to five new destinations this summer season, Jesus Caballero, CEO of Sof Connect, concessionaire of Sofia Airport, and Alicia Wojcik-Golebiowska, Ryanair's Central and

The seasonally adjusted retail trade volume in the European Union countries in March 2024 increased by 1.2% compared to February 2024, and in the euro area – by 0.8%, according to preliminary data from the European statistics office Eurostat published on its website on Tuesday

Train movements between Sofia and other locations in Bulgaria, mainly in the north of the country (Mezdra, Vidin, Varna, Ruse) have been changed, effective May 7, due to the upgrading of the track system at Sofia Central Railway Station.

The number of newly built residential buildings in 2023 was 5,419, and the newly built dwellings in them were 22,649, the National Statistical Institute said on Tuesday.

The Paris Art Gallery in Sofia presents a series of thematic exhibitions titled Masters of Realism. The first of these, Still Life and Beyond, opens Wednesday and will continue the whole May, the gallery team said. It presents some of the leading

Artist Ivan Kyuranov will be showcasing his latest artwork in an exhibition titled Beauty at Sofia’s Vivacom Art Hall gallery from May 9 to 25, the gallery said.

Artist Nadezhda Georgieva and curator Vessela Nozharova will take part in a discussion with the audience at the Goethe Institut in Bulgaria during the European Night of Museums on May 18.

The St. Kliment Ohridski University of Sofia will host an exhibition on the 50th anniversary of its Faculty of Journalism and Mass Communication (FJMC).

The Romanian border authorities have imposed restrictions on trucks over 7.5 tonnes crossing the border with Bulgaria at the Durankulak/Vama Veche checkpoint, Bulgaria's Border Police Service said Tuesday.

Bulgarians formed the fourth largest group of tourists in Turkiye in the first quarter of 2024, with a total of 575,000 visiting during the period, according to statistics put out by the Turkish Ministry of Culture and Tourism on Tuesday.

A regional conference on the project "Europe in the Balkans: A Common Future" took place at the BTA's National Press Club in Shumen on Wednesday.

A Saharan dust cloud has once again shrouded Romania.