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Black Sea security is inseparable from European security, stated Foreign Minister Velislava Petrova on the X social media platform regarding the attack on two merchant vessels in Bulgaria's exclusive economic zone in the Black Sea on Tuesday.

Six people have been charged in connection with the investigation at St. George Hospital in Plovdiv, while three people have been detained for up to 72 hours, Plovdiv District Prosecutor Vanya Hristova told reporters on Tuesday.

In the wake of drone attacks on two merchant vessels in the Bulgarian exclusive economic zone in the Black Sea in the early hours on Tuesday, the opposition in Parliament slammed the power-holders and the President for their positions and actions –

The numbers of 10 voting machines were drawn at the Ministry of Innovation and Digital Transformation for certification ahead of the upcoming presidential elections. The procedure was held publicly in the presence of representatives of state

The Commission for Consumer Protection (CCP) imposed fines totalling EUR 95,000 on three major retail chains over unfair commercial practices identified at different outlets, the Commission said on Tuesday. Inspections found that two of the chains

Addressing the opening of Inter Drone Expo 2026 in Sofia Tuesday, Prime Minister Rumen Radev said that unmanned systems are increasingly being used across a wide range of sectors, from agriculture and medicine to industry, logistics and defence,

Bulgaria recorded the fourth-largest annual increase in retail sales among European Union countries in August 2026, trailing only Sweden, Cyprus and Estonia, according to the latest preliminary seasonally and calendar-adjusted data from

Bulgaria has joined 16 other countries in endorsing the Kyoto Vision for a Golden Age of Science at the 23rd annual meeting of the international Science and Technology in Society Forum (STS Forum) in Kyoto, Japan, the Bulgarian Ministry of Education

The results of 20 years of archaeological research, restoration and preservation at Trapezitsa Hill in Veliko Tarnovo were officially presented on Tuesday.

The southern town of Sandanski will host an international archaeological conference from October 8–11, focusing on the Middle Struma region from the Bronze Age to the Late Middle Ages, Prof. Lyudmil Vagalinski of the National Archaeological

More than 150 people in Bulgaria took part in the nine events organised over the weekend as part of European Birdwatch Days, observing more than 21,000 birds, the Bulgarian Society for the Protection of Birds (BSPB) said on its website on Tuesday.

Awards and honorary certificates were presented at an evening ceremony at Sofia's Cinema House during the seventh Sofia DocuMental festival, which focuses on human rights documentaries. The Best Female Director award went to director Pegah

The nomination of diplomat Luca Niculescu as Romania’s prime minister has drawn mixed reactions from the country’s political parties. The first to comment was George Simion, leader of the far-right Alliance for the Union of Romanians (AUR). “Luca

A moderate and two nationalist candidates will take seats on the three-member Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina following the October 4 elections. The candidates leading after 94.65% of ballots had been counted declared victory in statements.

North Macedonia's Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski cited the Bled Agreement on Saturday in his first comments on the transfer of Tsar Samuel's remains to Bulgaria.

Turkish security forces carried out large-scale anti-drug operations in 75 of Turkiye's 81 provinces, state broadcaster TRT Haber said on Saturday, citing an Interior Ministry statement.