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Bulgarian Economy Minister, Egypt's Foreign Trade Minister Discuss Record Bilateral Trade, Future Cooperation
Association of Bulgarian Folklore Ensembles Abroad Backs Two Chicago Schools Deprived of Bulgarian State Funding
Bulgaria
Price of Fishing Licence Set to Double in 2026
In 2026, a one-year recreational fishing license will cost BGN 50 instead of BGN 25, Executive Agency for Fisheries and Aquaculture (EAFA) Director Dr. Nikolay Georgiev told BTA on Wednesday.
Euro Adoption Referendum Back on Parliament's Agenda
The first item on Wednesday's agenda is a proposal to hold a national referendum asking: "Do you agree that Bulgaria should adopt the euro in 2026?" The National Assembly is debating a proposal for a national referendum with the question, “Do you
CC-DB Joins Citizens' Demands for Cabinet's Resignation - MP Bozhanov
“Citizens demanded the resignation of this government; we from Continue the Change – Democratic Bulgaria (CC-DB) join this demand from the highest tribune of Bulgarian democracy. Resignation, and free and fair elections,” said Bozhidar Bozhanov in a declaration on behalf of the CC-DB parliamentary group from the rostrum of the National Assembly on Wednesday.
MRF-New Beginning Leader Peevski Says Only His Supporters Can Ask for His Resignation
“Only my supporters can ask for my resignation, and they will continue to give me more and more trust - we all see it,” said the leader of MRF - New Beginning, Delyan Peevski, in Parliament here on Wednesday. When asked about the government’s resignation, Peevski said that “the answer was given yesterday [Tuesday].” He added that power is taken or given through elections. “There is a mandate, there is a governing trio, which we support,” he said.
Economy
Bulgarian Hotel and Restaurant Association Holds Annual Awards Ceremony for Tourism Achievements
The Bulgarian Hotel and Restaurant Association (BHRA) held its annual awards ceremony for professional achievements in tourism on Tuesday at the Grand Hotel Millennium in Sofia. Speeches were delivered by BHRA Board Chairman Georgi Shterev and BHRA
Market Distortions, High Markups, Loss of Production Reported by Consumer Protection Commission
There is strong regional concentration in small towns, distortions in the dairy sector indicating a loss of production and dependence on imports, and high markups - these are the main conclusions of the Commission for Consumer Protection (CCP)'s interim report on the modern retail market for agricultural and food products.
Nuclear plant agreement Kozloduy NPP-New Builds Director Calls Hiring Consultant Key Step for Successful Nuclear Project Implementation
Kozloduy NPP-New Builds Executive Director Petyo Ivanov said that hiring a consultant is a crucial step for the successful implementation of a nuclear project, following the signing of an engineering consultancy agreement with the predominantly Canadian consortium LEP-BWXT-CNPSA.
Nuclear plant agreement Energy Minister: Construction of New Units at Kozloduy NPP Is One of Government's Most Important Projects
Energy Minister Zhecho Stankov said on Tuesday that construction of new units at the Kozloduy Nuclear Power Plant is one of the government's most important projects, not only for this decade, but for the next as well.
Culture
Bulgarian Academy of Sciences Supports Celebration of Bulgaria's 1,400th Anniversary in 2032
Bulgarian Public Media Must Preserve Cultural, Historical Memory of Bulgaria - Bulgarian National Radio Director General
Bulgarian public media have the task of preserving the cultural and historical memory of Bulgaria and its people, said Bulgarian National Radio (BNR) Director General Milen Mitev here on Wednesday during a presentation part of the national initiative "14 Centuries of Bulgaria in Europe," organized by Bulgarian National Television (BNT), BTA, Bulgarian National Radio (BNR), and the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences.
Initiative to Celebrate 14 Centuries of Bulgaria in Europe Must Find Key to Young People's Souls, Says Sofia University Rector
The 14 Centuries of Bulgaria in Europe initiative must find a key to the souls of young people, Sofia University Rector Prof. Georgi Valchev said here on Wednesday during the presentation of the initiative, organized by Bulgarian National Television (BNT), BTA, Bulgarian National Radio (BNR) and the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences.
Historians, Archaeologists, Public Figures to Officially Present Appeal to Celebrate 1,400 Years of Bulgaria in Europe
Bulgarian historians, archaeologists and public figures will officially present an appeal for the solemn celebration of the 1,400th anniversary of the founding of the Bulgarian state in 2032. This will take place on December 3 at the National Press Club of the Bulgarian News Agency (BTA), as part of the national initiative "14 Centuries of Bulgaria in Europe", organized by Bulgarian National Television (BNT), the BTA, Bulgarian National Radio (BNR) and the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences.
Exhibition Celebrating 60 Years of LIK Magazine to Open at Bulgarian Parliament
An exhibition organized by the Bulgarian News Agency, highlighting the 60-year history of LIK magazine, will open on Wednesday at the National Assembly building in Sofia. Titled “LIK at 60 Years”, the exhibition is bilingual, with content presented in both Bulgarian and English.
Balkans
UPDATED NIS Refinery Fails to Receive Waiver from US Sanctions, Operations to Halt
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said that Serbia’s national oil company, NIS, which has been under US sanctions since October 9 due to majority Russian ownership, has not received a licence to operate from the United States. “We expected to
Ruling Serbian Progressive Party Wins Sunday’s Local Elections in Three Serbian Municipalities
The ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) won in all three municipalities in Serbia where local elections were held on Sunday, Serbian media report. The chairman of SNS, Milos Vucevic, said that SNS won 69.3% of the vote in Negotin, while the
Turkish Customs Officers Seize 23 Kg Cannabis Shipment Entering from Bulgaria
During an operation at the Kapikule border crossing on the Turkish-Bulgarian border, Turkish customs officers seized a shipment of over 23 kg of skunk, a potent form of cannabis, which was being smuggled into Turkiye.
Serbian Oil Refinery in Quiet Mode until December 2, Awaits Sanctions Waiver, Energy Minister Says
Serbia's oil refinery, owned and operated by US-sanctioned oil and gas producer NIS, will keep running in quiet mode until December 2, awaiting a decision on a potential sanctions waiver for the Russian-controlled company, Energy Minister said.