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The protocol provides that students of Bulgarian origin will continue to study the Bulgarian language, as well as Bulgarian literature, history, traditions, and customs, along with other subjects taught in Bulgarian in accordance with the curriculum of the Bolhrad High School. They will also be provided with textbooks and teaching materials necessary for organizing the educational process.

The Council of Ministers adopted a decision approving a draft Joint Declaration on Strategic Partnership between the Republic of Bulgaria and the Republic of Armenia as a basis for negotiations on Wednesday.

Bulgaria’s accession to the NSPA COMMIT support partnership will enhance the Ministry of Defence’s capabilities to procure materiel across various classes of supply and will improve the logistics support system of the Bulgarian Armed Forces, making it more flexible and efficient. The security and predictability of supplies will be significantly increased.

The Council of Ministers adopted a second three-year plan for the implementation of the National Strategy for Human Resources Development in the Nuclear Field 2022–2032, the government press service reported on Wednesday, covering the ministers'

Spain, Bulgaria, and Greece are the EU countries where the cost of measures to support businesses and households against the surge in energy prices following the outbreak of war in Iran accounts for the largest share of gross domestic product.

Speaking at a news briefing at the Council of Ministers on Wednesday, caretaker Finance Minister Georgi Klisurski said that there was no need to approve the use of funds from the fiscal reserve to cover expenses in April, as the deficit for the

Trips by Bulgarian citizens abroad in March 2026 totaled 707,200, which is 4.4% fewer compared to March 2025. A decrease of 9.5% was recorded in trips for other purposes and 0.1% in trips for holidays and excursions, while business trips increased by 2.3%, according to preliminary data from the National Statistical Institute (NSI) released on Wednesday.

Caretaker Tourism Minister Irena Georgieva held a working meeting at the Burgas Municipality building with representatives of local authorities and all regulatory institutions involved in preparations for the upcoming summer tourist season along Bulgaria’s southern Black Sea coast.

Speaking at the opening of a forum titled Journalists and the Media in the Mirror of the Code of Ethics held at the Rectorate of Sofia University St Kliment Ohridski on Tuesday, the University’s Rector Georgi Valchev said that he hopes for a fruitful discussion.

Technological pressure is changing the way news is created, Chair of the Council for Electronic Media (CEM) Gabriela Naplatanova said on Tuesday at the opening of a discussion titled Journalists and the Media in the Mirror of the Code of Ethics.

Media in Bulgaria should consider their ethical relations with one another, Bulgarian News Agency (BTA) Director General Kiril Valchev said on Tuesday. He was speaking at the opening of a forum on journalists, media and the Code of Ethics at Sofia University St Kliment Ohridski.

The moral compass of journalists must not change, said Milen Mitev, Director General of the Bulgarian National Radio, at the opening of a discussion titled Journalists and Media in the Mirror of the Code of Ethics, held at Sofia University.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said a critical threshold has been overcome in the “Terror-Free Turkiye” plan linked to the disarmament of the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), which Ankara designates as a terrorist organization. He rejected

The largest party in Romania's Parliament, the Social Democratic Party (PSD), Wednesday announced that all its representatives who held the positions of state secretary, undersecretary of state, prefect, or deputy prefect have resigned following the

Most victims of the Pulse nightclub fire in Kocani died of carbon monoxide poisoning, media outlets in North Macedonia said on Tuesday.

The introduction of new requirements for the contents of car first aid kits in Greece has been postponed until January 1, 2027, local media reported, citing a ministerial decision.