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No Specific NATO Initiative on Strait of Hormuz, All Options Are Being Explored - Chief of Defence Eftimov
Young Filmmakers Showcase Their Work on Second Day of Harlequin Youth Media Festival
Bulgaria
Vazrazhdane Will Request Meeting with Patriarch Daniil Over Introduction of Virtues and Religion Subject in Schools
Speaking in the parliamentary lobby on Thursday, Vazrazhdane leader Kostadin Kostadinov said that the party will request a meeting with Patriarch Daniil regarding a bill on the introduction of the subject Virtues and Religion in Bulgarian schools,
Justice Minister Naydenov Reaffirms Bulgaria's Commitment to Human Rights in Meeting with CoE Human Rights Commissioner O'Flaherty
It was also noted that this spring the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe acknowledged Bulgaria's significant progress in providing effective legal remedies against inadequate living conditions in residential social care institutions. Commissioner O'Flaherty said he was favourably impressed by the social care institutions he visited during his trip.
Bulgaria and Namibia Seek to Deepen Political and Economic Cooperation
Bulgaria's Deputy Foreign Minister Hristo Polendakov has met with Namibia's Ambassador to Bulgaria Vasco Mushe Samupofu, who is based in Vienna. The meeting took place at the Foreign Ministry in Sofia on Thursday, the ministry's press centre
Revenue Agency Steps Up Black Sea Inspections, Targets Receipt Violations, Price Hikes
Bulgaria's National Revenue Agency (NRA) has carried out 240 inspections along the Black Sea coast since the start of its summer enforcement campaign on Monday, finding violations in 70 cases, Anna Mitova, Director of Communications at the NRA, told reporters in Burgas on Thursday.
Economy
Bulgaria Ranks Third in EU in Annual House Price Growth
House prices in Bulgaria increased by 14.8% year-on-year in the first quarter of 2026, marking the third-highest growth rate among European Union countries, after Portugal and Slovakia. This is according to data published on Thursday by the European
Central Bank Governor: Draft 2026 Budget Deepens Negative Fiscal Trend
Bulgarian National Bank (BNB) Governor Dimitar Radev said Thursday that the proposed 2026 state budget, which envisages a deficit of 5.7%, deepens rather than reverses the negative fiscal trend that has developed since 2020.
Financial Regulator Refers DallBogg Insurer to Prosecutors over Asset Sale
Bulgaria's Financial Supervision Commission (FSC) has referred to the prosecution service several asset sale agreements involving insurer DallBogg: Life and Health, whose operating licence has been revoked, saying the transactions could harm
Legal Changes Enable Government Securities Issue for Individual Investors
Bulgaria's Parliament on Wednesday passed conclusively revisions to the Public Debt Act moved by Progressive Bulgaria.
Culture
Harlequin International Youth Media Festival Concludes with Awards Ceremony
The 15th Harlequin International Youth Media Festival concludes on Thursday, July 2, with a competition programme, a round-table discussion, the second part of the music competition "Cinema - My Love, My Song", and an awards ceremony for the winning
Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, Slovak Academy Discuss European Research Projects and Industry Cooperation
The participation of researchers from the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences (BAS) in major European projects and cooperation with industry were among the topics discussed during a meeting between BAS representatives and the President of the Slovak
Constanta Antarctic science symposium Romanian Scientist Presents Antarctic Human Adaptation Research at Bulgarian-Romanian Polar Symposium
Antarctica is exceptionally valuable for scientific research because it combines several extreme factors in a single real-world environment, including severe cold, isolation, sleep disruption, energy imbalance and intense physical exertion, Roxana
Constanta Antarctic science symposium Romanian Geomorphologist Daniela Pascal Presents Joint Study on Climate Change in Antarctica
Studying past climate change in Antarctica is of key importance for understanding Earth's climate system and its long-term variability, said Romanian geomorphologist Daniela Pascal here on Wednesday. She was speaking at a Bulgarian-Romanian
Balkans
University Lecturer from Stip Arrested on Bribery Charges
Police in North Macedonia have arrested a university lecturer at the Goce Delcev University in Stip on suspicion of receiving a bribe. The 39-year-old lecturer, identified by the initials T.A. from Stip, allegedly demanded EUR 300 from a 26-year-old
North Macedonia Reaches Principle Agreement on Government Reshuffle
An agreement in principle has been reached on changes to North Macedonia's government between VMRO-DPMNE and its coalition partners, the Albanian coalition VLEN and the ZNAM Movement, Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski said on Monday.
Traffic Resumes on Renovated Section of Danube Bridge near Ruse on June 30
Traffic will resume on the renovated section of the Danube Bridge near Ruse at around 10:00 EEST on June 30, restoring two-way traffic for all types of vehicles, the Road Infrastructure Agency (RIA) said.
Bulgaria Brings Roses, Crafts to Tuzgolu Festival
Bulgarian symbols were showcased at the first Eskil Salt Lake International Culture and Tourism Festival in Tuzgolu, Turkiye, on Monday. Bulgaria joined more than 20 countries with children’s drawings, traditional costumes and craft workshops.