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Association Warns Against Applying Public Procurement Rules to Private Hospitals
Private medical establishments are not bodies governed by public law and therefore should not be included within the scope of the Public Procurement Act, says the Bulgarian Hospital Association (BHA) in an open letter sent to the European
MRF – New Beginning Provides Information on Salary of Security Guards of Its Floor Leader Delyan Peevski
MRF – New Beginning said on Wednesday that the security detail of the party’s Floor Leader, Delyan Peevski, is not larger than that of the President or the Prime Minister, that no millions of leva are being spent on his protection.
Varna Regional Court Sets Bail for Municipal Councillors Yordan Kateliev and Nikolay Stefanov
On Wednesday, the Varna Regional Court ordered bail as a preventive measure for municipal councillors Yordan Kateliev and Nikolay Stefanov.
Vazrazhdane Leader Kostadinov Calls for Altogether New Budget
Vazrazhdane leader Kostadin Kostadinov, talking to journalists in the parliamentary lobby on Wednesday, said that the best solution for the country is to adopt a completely new state budget.
Economy
UPDATED Protests against Euro Changeover Held in Several Bulgarian Cities
Protests against the planned euro changeover in Bulgaria were held in several cities across the country on Wednesday.
National Statistical Institute Bulgaria, Hungary Rank Lowest in EU for Households' Material Well-Being in 2024
The lowest levels of actual individual consumption (AIC) per capita in 2024 were recorded in Latvia, at 28% below the EU average, followed by Hungary and Bulgaria, both at 27% below the EU average, the National Statistical Institute (NSI) said on
Bulgaria Tops EU Hourly Wage Costs Rise Ranking for Q3 2024, Y/Y - Eurostat
In the third quarter of 2025, compared with the same quarter of 2024, Bulgaria showed the highest increase in hourly wage costs for the whole economy among the 27 EU Member States.
Small Consumer Basket Prices Up by 0.8% - CITUB
The value of the consumer basket in November increased by 0.8% month-on-month, the Confederation of Independent Trade Unions in Bulgaria (CITUB) reported on Wednesday. CITUB monitors 21 items, 20 of which are food products and one non-food item. The
Culture
14 Centuries of Bulgaria in Europe Danube Is Symbol of Freedom, Spirituality and Progress - National Radio Journalist
The Danube is a symbol of freedom, spirituality and progress for the people of Ruse, Bulgarian National Radio correspondent in Ruse Asya Pencheva said here Wednesday. She was speaking at a BTA-organized conference in Ruse that commemorates a
14 Centuries of Bulgaria in Europe Students in Ruse: Lessons of the April Uprising Are Key to Bulgaria’s Future
Students from Hristo Botev Secondary School in Ruse took part in a conference marking the 150th anniversary of the April Uprising, held at the BTA press club in Ruse Wednesday. In their remarks at the event, they emphasized the importance of
14 Centuries of Bulgaria in Europe April Uprising’s Legacy Should Inspire Present-Day Bulgarian Youth, Ruse University Honorary Rector Says
Academician Hristo Beloev, honorary rector of Angel Kanchev University of Ruse and chair of the Ruse Municipal Council, highlighted the lessons of the 1876 April Uprising at a conference in Ruse marking its 150th anniversary. The event is part of
14 Centuries of Bulgaria in Europe Ruse University Rector: History Prepares Us for the Future
History prepares people for the present and the future, said Assoc. Prof. Desislava Atanasova, Rector of Angel Kanchev University of Ruse. She was speaking here Wednesday at a BTA-organized conference in Ruse that commemorates a December 1875
Balkans
VMRO-DPMNE Resolution Condemns Opposition “Manipulations”, Backs Anti-Illegal Migration Policies
VMRO-DPMNE submitted to the Parliament of North Macedonia a draft resolution to condemn the manipulations of the opposition and affirm policies against illegal migration, with which the ruling party claims to put an end to “the manipulations by SDSM
Bulgarian Ambassador to Serbia Angelov Presents Credentials to President Vucic
Bulgaria's newly appointed ambassador to Serbia, Angel Angelov, presented his letters of credence to Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic at the Palace of Serbia in Belgrade on Monday. With this act, Angelov officially took up office.
Greek Farmers Refuse Talks with Government, Will Prepare List of Demands, Continue Protests
During a national meeting in Nikaia, Larissa region, protesting Greek farmers decided not to take part in dialogue with the government and the country’s Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on Monday, state television ERT reported. The farmers have
Turkish Law Enforcers Seize Nearly 7 Mln Drug Pills in Istanbul and Izmir
In two separate operations carried out by anti-narcotics and intelligence units in Istanbul and Izmir, a total of 6.958 million drug pills were seized, Turkish Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya said, quoted by the Turkish state television TRT