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Memory of St Demetrius of Thessaloniki Lives on in Balkans, Patriarch Daniil Says
Bulgaria
Bulgarian National Detained in Russia, Foreign Ministry in Sofia Reports
The Bulgarian Embassy in Moscow is monitoring developments in the case and is in contact with the competent Russian institutions and the relatives of the detainee, the Foreign Ministry added.
Air Pollution, Odors from Kronospan Plant Identified as Biggest Nuisance for Veliko Tarnovo Residents
Speaking here on Monday, Environment and Water Minister Manol Genov said that the pollution and odors coming from the Kronospan production site are the biggest nuisance for Veliko Tarnovo.
UDF Chair Rumen Hristov: Current Government Aims to Complete Full Term
Chairman of the Union of Democratic Forces (UDF) party, which is part of the GERB-UDF coalition, Rumen Hristov, said during his visit to Ruse that the current government aims to complete its full term, “unless something extreme happens in the presidential elections.”
38% of Nesting Bird Species in Bulgaria Have Stable Populations - Study
Nearly 38% of nesting bird species in Bulgaria have stable populations, while 22% are growing, according to short-term population trends for the 2013-2024 period, the Bulgarian Society for the Protection of Birds (BSPB) reported based
Economy
Kapatovo Family Estate Produces Wine and Plum Brandy Under Same-name Brand
Located in the heart of the Struma Valley, just five kilometers from Melnik, the Kapatpvp Family Estate offers a modern interpretation of the wine tradition in the region. The grapes, grown on site, are used to produce wines and rakia under the
Bulgaria's winemakers Kyosev Winery Represented Bulgaria at First Bulgarian Wine Salon in the European Parliament in 2008
BTA will present dozens of Bulgarian wineries in the New BG WINE Leads the Way series ahead of the 9th UN Global Conference on Wine Tourism, which will be hosted in Plovdiv. The forum is organized by the Ministry of Tourism in partnership with the
Bulgaria's winemakers Villa Daros Plans Tasting Room, Hotel as Part of Expansion
BTA will present dozens of Bulgarian wineries in the New BG WINE Leads the Way series ahead of the 9th UN Global Conference on Wine Tourism, which will be hosted in Plovdiv. The forum is organized by the Ministry of Tourism in partnership with the
Bulgaria's winemakers Art and Wine Co-exist in AYA Estate Vineyards Winery
On September 27, 2025, the AYA Estate Vineyards winery was officially opened - a destination unique to Bulgaria and the region, combining wine and art. Located at the foot of seven mountains, near the Struma River, the winery blends modern
Culture
Japanese Spirit to Feature in Japanese Culture Days in Bulgaria
The Japanese Spirit group exhibition will open on September 30 as part of the 36th Days of Japanese Culture in Bulgaria and the Sofia Paper Art Fest 2025 at the Mazda Gallery in Sofia.
Over 1,250 Freshmen Begin Studies at Technical University of Varna
More than 1,250 freshmen are starting their studies at the Technical University of Varna on Monday. They will be enrolled in 36 degree programmes across various fields of engineering, agricultural, and social sciences, pursuing either bachelor’s or professional bachelor’s degrees. The university is also welcoming more than 200 future master’s students.
Troyan Hosts Its First Retro Parade with Over 200 Vintage Vehicles
A total of 210 owners of motorcycles, retro and classic cars took part in the first ever Retro Parade in Troyan. The event was organized by the Troyan Retro Car Club, with the support of the municipal government and several local businesses. It
Cameralia Festival to Take Place October 4-27
The Cameralia International Festival will take place from October 4 to 27, the organizers said. The seventh edition of the festival includes four concerts, on October 4, 12, 15, and 27, held in partnership with the Sofia City Art Gallery, the
Balkans
Local Elections Campaign Begins in North Macedonia
As of September 29, the official election campaign for the local elections in North Macedonia has begun. The elections will be held on October 19, with a runoff on November 2. These are the eighth local elections since the country declared
Serbia’s Ruling Progressive Party Invited to EPP Talks Over Criticism of President Aleksandar Vucic
Leaders of Serbia’s ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) have been invited on October 22 to a meeting with the European People’s Party (EPP) following criticism of President Aleksandar Vucic by Members of the European Parliament (MEPs), SNS Chair and former Prime Minister Milos Vucevic told K1 TV.
Bulgarian Patriarch, Greek Education Minister Discuss Greece's Experience of Teaching Religion as Compulsory School Subject
Minister Zacharaki shared details of Greece’s educational initiatives, including a programme for prospective clerics launched in 2024, and Greece’s experience in teaching “Religion – Orthodoxy” as a compulsory subject in secondary schools.
The University of Thessaloniki Is Actively Involved in Projects in the Black Sea Basin
Although Greece is not a Black Sea country, it is part of the INTERREG programme for the Black Sea Basin. This is due to its experience as a maritime country, which makes it a valuable partner on a number of topics such as maritime spatial planning, mapping, and the fight against pollution. Greece also has a longer experience in European programmes compared to other countries in the region, which is an advantage that was particularly strong at the beginning of the history of European territorial cooperation programmes.