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The vote of the MPs from the Socialists' BSP - United Left group was critically important for the fate of the veto, and what happened was that the group split halfway with some backing it and other voting to defeat it.

Caretaker Interior Minister Emil Dechev was heard in Parliament on Wednesday amid allegations that he had exerted pressure on investigators working on a high-profile multiple deaths case, the Petrohan–Okolchitsa Case, which has drawn intense public

The bearded vulture disappeared from Bulgaria more than half a century ago. Efforts to restore the vultures in the country have been ongoing for decades.

Radostin Vasilev, Chair of the Morality, Unity, Honour party (MeCh), told journalists on Wednesday that he expects high voter turnout in Turkiye despite the small number of sections, following the rejection of the presidential veto on Election Code amendments.

Bulgargaz proposes a natural gas price for March of EUR 32.60/MWh, excluding access, transmission, excise duty and VAT charges, Executive Director Veselin Sinabov said on Wednesday. Sinabov spoke during a public meeting of the Energy and Water

Axpo Greece, part of Swiss energy company Axpo Group, and Advance Green Energy Tuesday signed a long-term financial agreement to hedge the market revenues of Bulgaria's first and largest battery energy storage system in the Balkan Industrial Park

The European Union imported services worth EUR 3.471 trillion from non-EU countries in 2024, according to data from the European statistical office Eurostat, published on its website Tuesday. Most of these services (58.9% or EUR 2.044 trillion) were

Ministry of Finance assumed new debt amounting to EUR 150 million at an auction at which two-year government securities were offered, the Bulgarian National Bank said on Monday. The achieved weighted average annual yield stood at 2.37%.

The Chair of the Bulgarian Antarctic Institute (BAI), Prof. Christo Pimpirev, briefed ambassadors on the history of Bulgaria’s activities in Antarctica, BAI said on Wednesday. A working lunch of the group of ambassadors speaking Bulgarian was held

An annual exhibition of orchids will be held from February 28 to March 8 at the Botanical Garden of the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences in Sofia, the scientific institution said on Wednesday.

Ani Rangelova – Anira's fourth solo exhibition ReBorn will open on March 13 in the Contrast Gallery in Sofia and it will be presented by the journalist and writer Ekaterina Kostova, reported the artist. Ani Rangelova was born on November 4, 1959, in

Two lives come together in Angel Vasev’s exhibition Studio. Home, which opens on March 4 at the Astry Gallery in Sofia, the hosts of the exhibition announced.

A military F-16 aircraft crashed in the Western Turkish province of Balikesir, leaving the pilot dead, Turkish state broadcaster TRT Haber reported on Wednesday.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said that Turkiye continues to set new records in defence technology exports, noting that in 2025 exports increased by 48% compared with 2024, exceeding revenue of USD 10 billion. "In 2002, they amounted to

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis reiterated Greece’s continued support for Ukraine’s independence, four years after Russia launched its full-scale invasion on February 24, 2022, a statement posted on Mitsotakis’ official social media account on X on Tuesday, said.

President of the Atlantic Club of Bulgaria Solomon Passy and President of PanEuropa Bulgaria Gergana Passy took part in the International Pan-European Conference "The European Future of the Western Balkans: Political Integration, Regional Coooeration and Economic Resilience in times of Global Challenges", held in Skopje on February 20-22, PanEuropa Bulgaria said here Monday.