A position issued by the Economy, Investments and Industry Ministry on Friday in response to statements by opposition leaders notes that the more than EUR 300 million in government assistance provided in response to rising fuel prices to support
Every allegation should be examined on the basis of specific facts, documents and evidence, rather than through public insinuations, the Green Movement political party said in its position on the charges brought by the Sofia City Prosecution Office against Borislav Sandov.
Disciplinary proceedings have been launched against two notaries in connection with transactions involving illegal residential development in the Baba Alino area, near Varna, Justice Minister Nikolay Naydenov said during parliamentary Question Time
The Agriculture and Food Ministry called for an objective account of the allocation of State fuel aid, without political distortion ahead of the elections. The ministry sent an official position to BTA in response to comments by political leaders on the government's fuel aid package.
Bulgaria had one of the highest shares of air travel in passenger transport among EU Member States in 2024, measured in passenger-kilometres, Eurostat said.
In July 2026, compared with June 2026, seasonally adjusted production in the construction sector in Bulgaria recorded a decline of 0.5%, according to first estimates from Eurostat, the statistical office of the European Union, published on Friday.
Sofia Municipality has launched a procedure to select a financial institution to provide a long-term investment loan of up to EUR 183.5 million, the municipality said.
Of the planned EUR 170 million in state aid for agricultural producers, EUR 100 million will go to compensation and support for the difference between the price of fuel oil in 2025 and the price in 2026 as stated by the Minister of Agriculture and Food Plamen Abrovski at a briefing in the Council of Ministers on Friday. The aid is part of a broader package of measures in connection with high fuel prices. Abrovski explained that agricultural producers will receive support of nearly EUR 44 cents per litre.
During the tenure of sofia mayor Ivan Ivanov (1934-1944), Sofia insisted on having the finest and most luxurious trams, journalist Stanislav Kolev said at the presentation of the September issue of LIK magazine on Thursday.
Yanitsa Hristova, Managing Editor of LIK magazine, spoke about Sofia’s iconic landmarks at the presentation of the magazine’s new issue. The September issue of LIK, titled "Sofia from its First Tram to Nowadays", was presented at the Bulgarian News Agency's (BTA) MaxiM Hall.
In his article, Lozanov has outlined “Sofia of three cities”, the first being bourgeois Sofia, which developed during the Third Bulgarian Kingdom. The second city is the socialist one, while the third is post-communist Sofia, which continues to develop to this day.
The city of Plovdiv marks the start of autumn by gathering traditional craftsmen, artists, and visitors at the Autumn Crafts Fair, which will take place from October 1 to 4, 2026, the organizers from the Plovdiv Regional Chamber of Crafts said. The
Bulgaria will continue to support Montenegro in its European Union accession process, Foreign Minister Velislava Petrova said during a meeting with Montenegro’s Deputy Prime Minister for Foreign and European Affairs Filip Ivanovic, the Bulgarian Foreign Ministry said.
Nearly half of the heads of police province directorates in Turkiye have been replaced by a decree issued by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and published in the Official Gazette, according to Turkish media reports on Friday.
Croatia will launch a project in October to reduce food waste in schools, initially involving three primary schools in Zagreb, Daruvar and Opatija, the country's national broadcaster HRT reported on Monday. Croatia's Deputy Prime Minister and
Danube water levels continued to fall slightly over the past 24 hours, the Executive Agency for Exploration and Maintenance of the Danube River said on Saturday.