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The main causes of forest fires in Bulgaria are related to human activity. Over 90% of fires occurred after deliberate human intervention or due to negligence, indicates an analysis by the WWF environmental organization. Only in 2-4% of cases is the cause of the fire natural, most often it is a lightning strike, said the WWF Bulgaria press centre.

The National Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology (NIMH) has issued yellow and orange health warnings for high temperatures across the country on Tuesday. This is indicated in the map of hazardous weather conditions published on the NIMH

Wildfires have broken out across various parts of Bulgaria in recent days as high temperatures continue to grip the country. No injuries or damage to residential properties have been reported so far. Firefighting teams remain deployed in multiple

Bulgaria’s Foreign Minister Georg Georgiev Monday welcomed Qatari Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Sultan bin Saad bin Sultan Al Muraikhi, who is visiting Sofia to take part in political consultations between the foreign ministries of the two

The Consumer Protection Commission (CPC) has demanded that major gas station chains provide justification for recent increases in fuel prices, the regulator said. Following a series of inspections into business practices on the fuel market across

By the end of the year, the Commission for Protection of Competition (CPC) will launch two analyses in the financial and telecommunications sectors, said CPC Chairperson Rosen Karadimov

In April 2025, the total production index in Services of the business economy decreased by 0.2% compared to the previous month, the National Statistical Institute said Monday. The data is preliminary and seasonally adjusted

German automotive company WITTE Automotive has completed the second expansion of its production facility in Ruse, Bulgaria, which will create over 300 new jobs. The new building spans nearly 25,000 sq. metres across three levels and is expected to reach full operational capacity within three to four years, the company said.

Bulgaria voiced pride in being part of the collective effort to safeguard and celebrate shared heritage, Deputy Minister of Tourism Irena Georgieva said at the official reception hosted by the Republic of Bulgaria in Paris on Monday on the occasion of the opening of the 47th session of the UNESCO World Heritage Committee.

The National Gallery / Kvadrat 500 will present an exhibition by artist Lachezar Boyadzhev titled “On Vacation… Corpus equorum”, the gallery said on Monday. The exhibition features artistically and digitally manipulated photographs, in which human

The Ivanovo Rock-Hewn Churches are the most frequently visited site overseen by the Regional History Museum Ruse, museum curator Evgeni Georgiev said during the presentation of the July issue of LIK magazine.

The July issue of the Bulgarian News Agency's (BTA) LIK magazine, titled "Bulgaria in UNESCO", was launched by BTA Director General Kiril Valchev at the UNESCO's headquarters in Paris, France, on Monday.

According to Turkish news outlet Haberler, more than 100 lawmakers and staff members from the Grand National Assembly of Turkiye (GNAT) have sought medical attention at the parliamentary hospital, complaining of symptoms such as diarrhea, vomiting, and fatigue – characteristic of food poisoning.

Police are chasing and arresting citizens who have again started blocking the streets of Belgrade and other cities in Serbia

North Macedonia's Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski said that the Macedonian identity and the Macedonian language were erased from Europe's report in a "Taliban manner".

In North Macedonia, EU Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos sparked an outrage over identity remarks. At a press conference following the Western Balkans leaders’ meeting on the Growth Plan, Marta Kos stated that “EU membership is the best way to