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The opposition strongly criticized a proposal by GERB leader Boyko Borissov to shut down the Road Transport Administration, following a high-profile bribery scandal involving employees of the agency. Speaking to reporters in Parliament on Thursday,

A national strategy should be developed to activate the country's labor reserve through education and incentives for the return of emigrants and policies for the inclusion of inactive groups, insisted Vazrazhdane MP Dimo Drenchev in a statement on behalf of the parliamentary group on Thursday. It also calls for a long-term vision for investment in automation and robotization, as well as a significant reduction in the public sector.

An indictment for malfeasance in office have been submitted to court against former long-time Kardzhali Mayor Hassan Azis, said the prosecution service. He and three members of his staff will be tried for embezzling BGN 78,704 (some EUR 39,000) via

St Kliment Ohridski University of Sofia officially opened its academic year on Wednesday. Before the academic ceremony in the aula, the university leadership and the Academic Council of Sofia University laid flowers at the monuments of the

As part of Bulgaria’s national information campaign on the euro, meetings were held on Wednesday in Pravets, Byala, Brezovo, Nikopol, Kocherinovo and Loznitsa. Experts explained the main stages and deadlines for adopting the euro, the rules for dual

The European Commission’s (EC) proposal for a regulation on the phasing out of Russian gas transit has now reached its seventh draft, Energy Minister Zhecho Stankov told the parliamentary Committee on Energy.

Sofia City Hall and the Ministry of Regional Development and Public Works (MRDPW) traded barbs Wednesday over delays in the disbursement of state funds for infrastructure projects in the capital. While the municipality warns that these delays are

The Ministry of Regional Development and Public Works has responded to claims by Sofia Mayor Vassil Terziev that the central government is delaying funding for key infrastructure projects in the capital. According to a press release by the Ministry,

The Association of the Balkan News Agencies – Southeast Europe (ABNA-SE) will begin distributing daily news from its member agencies via its Facebook page on Wednesday. The social media posts link to the ABNA-SE website, where member agencies send selected leading news items from their news feeds in English every day.

On 30 September, the Council for Electronic Media (CEM) received an order from Panel I of the Sofia Region Administrative Court, by which the court suspended the new procedure for the election of new Director General of the Bulgarian National Television (BNT), launched on July 15, 2025, CEM reported on Wednesday.

The Georgi Benkovski Higher Air Force School welcomed 66 newly admitted cadets and over 150 students for the new 2025/2026 academic year. The opening ceremony was held at the Aviation Education Extension Complex (AEEC) in Pleven. The event began

Speaking here on Tuesday, Bulgarian artist Stanislav Trifonov, also known as Nasimo, said that his eighth solo exhibition, Over The Wall, which will be on view in the underpass of the National Palace of Culture from October 1 to 15, explores how human beings gradually evolve.

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

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.

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.

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.