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The University of National and World Economy (UNWE) in Sofia hosted its Awards for Best Administration 2025 on Tuesday. The initiative recognizes best practices in national, regional, and municipal administration.

The Montana District Court overturned a lower court ruling that had temporarily suspended Lom Mayor Tsvetan Petrov from office, rejecting prosecutors' request to bar him from carrying out his duties.

The National Assembly Committee on Prevention and Counteraction of Corruption approved draft rules under which Parliament will elect a member of the new Anti-corruption Commission.

Transport sector representatives said Tuesday their meeting with Prime Minister Rumen Radev at the Council of Ministers had largely met their expectations.

The issue surrounding the design of Bulgaria’s first commemorative euro coin dedicated to the Bulgarian alphabet “does not fall within the competence of the Eurosystem and is not part of the coordination procedures between the national central banks

There is a risk of dairy product prices rising after more than 50 tankers of raw milk imported from EU Member States went sour in Bulgaria over the past week due to delays in sample results required under a new Bulgarian Food Safety Agency (BFSA) order, the Bulgarian Association of Dairy Processors (BADP) said on Tuesday.

Fiscal consolidation, Bulgaria’s economic outlook and the experience of Central and Eastern European countries, as well as the importance of effective and transparent public finance management, were among the topics discussed during the scientific and practical conference Fiscal Consolidation in Times of Uncertainty, held here on Tuesday. The event was organized by the Fiscal Council and opened by its Chair, Simeon Djankov.

The Government will have to take on debt this year anyway, because the deficit must somehow be covered, Fiscal Council Chair Simeon Djankov told journalists when asked about the government's decision to take on new debt of up to EUR 3.8 billion.

The Ivan Dimov Drama and Puppet Theatre in Haskovo has reopened following a major energy-efficiency renovation funded through Bulgaria's National Recovery and Resilience Plan.

A panel on literary heritage, spiritual traditions, and their development through the Council of Europe’s cultural routes was featured Friday at the National Information Event “Cultural Routes – Bulgaria 2026” in Plovdiv. Participants presented international and Bulgarian initiatives related to literature, pilgrimage routes, and historical memory.

The Education Ministry’s draft 2026 budget was presented at a meeting of the Sectoral Council for Tripartite Cooperation in Preschool and School Education on Thursday, the Education and Science Ministry said.

A birthday is a celebration of life itself, Spanish singer Bebe said in a BTA interview on Thursday. The interview came hours before her mini-tour with concerts in Sofia and Varna.

Serbian Minister of Mining and Energy Dubravka Djedovic Handanovic signed an agreement with Hungarian oil and gas company MOL on managing US-sanctioned Serbian oil company NIS, RTS said Tuesday.

The French Embassy in the Republic of North Macedonia, in a Facebook post on Tuesday, strongly condemned the arson attack on vehicles belonging to the Bulgarian Embassy in Skopje. At midday on Monday, two vehicles with diplomatic license plates were set on fire.

The Republic of North Macedonia is increasingly exposed to disinformation campaigns, cyber threats, and coordinated influence operations, the country's Foreign Minister Zoran Dimitrovski told an EU General Affairs Council meeting in Luxembourg.

Romania’s National Liberal Party (PNL) expelled prime minister-designate Adrian Vestea on Tuesday, saying his government-forming bid breached party rules.