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President Iotova Calls on Students to Take Active Role in Shaping State Policies
President Iliana Iotova attended the closing ceremony on Saturday of the 24th edition of the National Summer Student Games “Summer University” in Kiten, organized by the National Representation of Student Councils, the President’s Press Secretariat
Strumyani Municipality Seeks Volunteers for Cleanup in Flood-Affected Settlements
Strumyani Municipality called for volunteers to help with recovery and cleanup operations following flooding caused by torrential rains, the municipal administration said on Saturday. Those willing to help can register every day from 7:30 a.m.
Momchilovtsi Yogurt Festival Showcases Rhodope Dairy Products, Bulgarian-Chinese Traditions
An exhibition of dairy products from the Rhodopes and other parts of Bulgaria, arts and crafts, food and farm products was held on Saturday in Momchilovtsi during the traditional Yogurt Festival. The event is organized jointly with Chinese company
Twenty Soldiers Assist Flood-Hit Municipality of Strumyani
Twenty military personnel are working on site in the flood-affected municipality of Strumyani, the Bulgarian Land Forces said on their official Facebook page. Personnel from the 3rd Mechanized Battalion of the 3rd Brigade Command, led by Senior
Economy
National Statistical Institute Industrial Producer Price Inflation Slows to 13.7% in July
Bulgaria’s annual industrial producer price inflation slowed to 13.7% in July after peaking at 17.5% in May, National Statistical Institute data showed on Friday.
Council of Ministers decisions Cabinet Approves Establishment of Innovation and Technology Development Council
The Council of Ministers approved a draft decision establishing an Innovation and Technology Development Council as a consultative mechanism for shaping and implementing a long-term and consistent state policy on innovation and technological development.
Council of Ministers decisions Government to Back Heavy-Duty Road Transport Sector with EUR 55 Mln
Road freight transport in Bulgaria will receive EUR 55 million in government support. On Thursday, the government approved a de minimis aid scheme aimed at supporting the costs of maintaining the competitiveness of Bulgaria’s heavy-duty road transport sector.
Bulgarian National Bank Average Interest Rate on Consumer Loans Rises to 9.12% in July
In July 2026 compared to June 2026, the average interest rate on consumer loans increased by 0.36 percentage points to 9.12% and the Annual Percentage Rate of Charge (APRC) on these loans – by 0.37 percentage points to 9.42%, show data published by the Bulgarian National Bank on Thursday.
Culture
42nd Apollonia Festival opens PM Radev: Apollonia Affirms Art as Space of Free Spirit, Bold Artistic Ideas
The Apollonia Festival of Arts is one of the most significant and well-established events in Bulgarian culture and spirituality, and a space for free-spiritedness and bold creative ideas, Prime Minister Rumen Radev says in a congratulatory message
42nd Apollonia Festival opens Parliament Deputy Chair Angelov: Apollonia Is Meeting Place for People Who Care about Development of Culture
The Apollonia Festival of Arts is a hub of culture and spirituality, a place where artists come together with their supporters, friends, like-minded people, and those who care about spirituality and the development of culture in Bulgaria, National
42nd Apollonia Festival opens Sozopol Mayor: Culture and Art Are Food for the Soul
The 42nd Apollonia Festival of Arts opened in Sozopol on Thursday.
42nd Apollonia Festival opens Minister Dimitrov: Apollonia Is Example of Tourism We Want to Develop
The Apollonia Festival of Arts is an example of an event that has for years combined culture with the tourist experience and contributed to establishing Sozopol as a cultural destination, said Minister of Tourism Ilin Dimitrov at the opening of the
Balkans
Javor Gardev’s Production of Euripides’ “The Bacchae” Returns to Athens with Performance at Lycabettus Theatre
Public Transport Free in Istanbul, Ankara, Izmir and Bursa for Turkiye’s Victory Day
Public transportation on bus and rail lines in Istanbul, Ankara, Izmir and Bursa are free of charge on Sunday, August 30, as Turkiye celebrates Victory Day, a national public holiday. According to a notice published in Turkiye’s Official Gazette,
Basic School Supplies to Cost EUR 100-120 per Child in Greece, Survey Finds
Around EUR 100-120 per child will be needed to purchase basic school supplies in Greece ahead of the start of the school year, Greek public broadcaster ERT reported, citing a journalistic survey on the subject.
Danube Level Rises Along Almost Entire Bulgarian Stretch
The level of the Danube has risen along almost the entire Bulgarian stretch of the river over the past 24 hours, the Executive Agency for Exploration and Maintenance of the Danube River in Ruse said on Thursday. The largest increase, of seven
Greek Authorities Detain Bulgarian Couple over Fire near Kavala
A Bulgarian couple were detained over a fire near Kavala in Northern Greece, the news portal in.gr said on Wednesday, citing the Hellenic Fire Service.