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Middle East conflict Turkiye Prioritizes Regional Stability but Reserves Right to Respond to Hostile Actions, Defence Ministry Says After Missile Strike
Bulgaria
Meeting of the Security Council with the Council of Ministers TISP Floor Leader Says Caretaker Cabinet Is Dishonest with Parliament and the Public
Meeting of the Security Council with the Council of Ministers Yes, Bulgaria Co-chair Mirchev: Government Must Take Measures to Address Potential Migrant Wave, Rising Oil Prices
The government must take measures to prepare for potential a migrant wave, Continue the Change – Democratic Bulgaria MP and Yes, Bulgaria Co-chair Ivaylo Mirchev said, after the Security Council meeting at the Council of Ministers on Thursday.
Parliament Approves at First Reading Tax Exemption for Religious Organizations’ Rental Income
Bulgaria’s Parliament Thursday approved at first reading two draft amendments to the Corporate Income Tax Act submitted by the Council of Ministers. One of the bills provides for the exemption from taxation of income earned by religious
Meeting of the Security Council with the Council of Ministers No Direct Threat to Bulgaria, Only Potential Asymmetric Risks, BSP-United Left Floor Leader Says
There is no direct threat to Bulgaria, only possible asymmetric risks, BSP-United Left Floor Leader Nataliya Kiselova told journalists Thursday after a meeting of the Security Council with the Council of Ministers in connection with the conflict in
Suppliers from Russia Not Extremely Reliable, Energy Minister Says during Inspection at Kozloduy NPP
Suppliers from Russia are not extremely reliable in terms of reaction, Caretaker Energy Minister Traicho Traikov said Thursday regarding the frequent shutdowns of unit 6 of the Kozloduy Nuclear Power Plant due to membrane defects.
Economy
Middle East conflict Competition Protection Commission Recommends Urgent Measures to Ensure Fuel Market's Competitiveness and Stability
The Commission on Protection of Competition recommended that the executive authorities take immediate coordinated actions to ensure a competitive environment and stability of the fuel market in Bulgaria amid the complicated situation in the Middle East.
EU Tourism Reports Record-Setting Year in 2025, Bulgaria Exceeds Average on Tourism Nights
2025 was another record-setting year for EU tourism, with nearly 3.1 billion nights spent in tourist accommodation establishments across the EU, according to Eurostat data, published on Wednesday.
Bulgaria Records Lowest Unemployment in Euro Area in January
Bulgaria registers the lowest seasonally adjusted unemployment rate among euro area countries in January 2026, according to Eurostat data published on Wednesday. The euro area unemployment was 6.1%, down from 6.2% in December 2025 and from 6.3% in
Central Bank Governor Radev Nominates Karina Karaivanova as Deputy Governor in Charge of Bank's Issue Department
The procedure was launched after the former BNB Deputy Governor in charge of the Issue Department, Andrey Gurov, resigned from the post and became caretaker Prime Minister.
Culture
Book Featuring Works from The Sofianer Art Project to Launch on March 13
The official launch of a book featuring works from the The Sofianer art project exhibitions will take place at Sofia's Central Market Hall on March 13, organizers announced. The bilingual book features 72 works and brings together 60 contemporary Bulgarian artists.
Thracian Awards for Classical Music to Debut at Plovdiv’s Ancient Theatre
A ceremony and winners’ concert for the first Thracian Awards for Classical Music will be held at the Ancient Theatre in Plovdiv on June 23, 2026, the team of soprano Sonya Yoncheva said on Monday.
BTA, Bulgarian National Committee of ICOM Sign Long-Term Partnership Agreement
The Bulgarian News Agency (BTA) and the Bulgarian National Committee of the International Council of Museums (ICOM) have signed a long-term partnership agreement, the two organizations said on Monday. The document was signed by BTA Director General
Parliament Unanimously Ratifies Agreement Granting UNESCO Status to Bulgaria’s Centre for Underwater Archaeology
On Friday, Parliament unanimously ratified, at first and second readings in a single sitting, the Agreement between the Government of the Republic of Bulgaria and the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization on designating
Balkans
Bulgaria among Top Five Export Markets for Turkiye’s Eastern Black Sea Region
Exports from the provinces of Trabzon, Rize, Artvin and Gumushane, which make up Turkiye’s eastern Black Sea region, reached USD 231.183 million in the first two months of the year. According to a statement by the Eastern Black Sea Exporters
Foreign Ministers of Turkiye and Bulgaria Discuss Situation in Iran by Phone
Turkiye’s Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan spoke by phone with Bulgaria’s Foreign Minister Nadezhda Neynsky, Turkish Foreign Ministry officials reported. The two ministers discussed the situation in Iran and the surrounding region. “During the phone
US's Objective Is to Eliminate Any Possibility of Iran Developing Nuclear Weapons
Romania firmly supports the right of the Iranian people to decide their own future, the country’s Foreign Minister, Oana Toiu, said as quoted by Agerpres.
Bucharest Sets Up Task Force after Escalation in Middle East
Romania’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has set up a crisis task force in response to escalating tensions in the Middle East, according to a statement sent by the Ministry sent to the media Saturday. The unit will coordinate consular assistance and