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What to Know So Far about Petrohan Case: Timeline
A timeline of key developments in connection with six violent deaths that occurred between February 1 and 8 in Northwestern Bulgaria.
Wrap-up Political Elite Reacts to Six Violent Deaths Established Since February 2
Six violent deaths that were announced between February 2 and 6 triggered numerous comments from the Bulgarian political elite.
Minister Genov: Environment Ministers after Borislav Sandov Have Tried to End Agreement with NGO Linked to Petrohan Case
He was commenting on the Petrohan case involving six violent deaths in Northwestern Bulgaria, with the deceased being linked to the NPACA nongovernmental organization.
Outgoing Defence Minister Attends Ceremony Marking 113th Anniversary of Battle of Bulair
Outgoing Defence Minister Atanas Zapryanov reviewed the guard of honor of the Bulgarian Armed Forces’ representative companies in Samokov to mark the 113th anniversary of the Battle of Bulair. On Monday, he took part in the commemorations together with Samokov Mayor Angel Dzhorgov, Sofia Region Governor Silvia Arnautska, and Members of Parliament Mladen Marinov (GERB - UDF), Valentin Milushev (GERB - UDF), and Vladimir Georgiev (BSP - United Left). Other officials in attendance included municipal councilors, representatives of the municipal administration, the diocesan vicarage, and the Samokov Father Paisii - 1859 Chitalishte building, Bulgaria’s largest monument to fallen soldiers.
Economy
Experts Discuss Pension System at Debate Organized by Continue the Change
Пенсионната система и справедливи пенсии у нас обсъдиха участници в дискусия, организирана от "Продължаваме промяната" (ПП) в понеделник. Темата е „Младите семейства и доходи“ и е част от серията дебати под мотото "Силна България в силна
Boyan Mitrakiev Named Executive Director of Confederation of Employers and Industrialists
The Management Board of the Confederation of Employers and Industrialists in Bulgaria has approved the appointment of Boyan Mitrakiev as Executive Director, effective March 1.
Over EUR 6.7 Bln in Circulation in Bulgaria, 81% of Cash in BGN Already Withdrawn
Compared to January 30, the leva in circulation decreased by approximately BGN 1.8 billion, while the cash in euro increased by some EUR 600 million.
Bulgaria Air to Resume Seasonal Flights from Sofia to Milan from March 3
National carrier Bulgaria Air will resume its seasonal direct flights on the Sofia–Milan–Sofia route, with the first flight to Milan Malpensa Airport scheduled for March 3, the airline’s press centre announced on Friday. According to the
Culture
Over 60 Exhibitors from Bulgaria, Abroad to Participate in International Foodtech Exhibition in Plovdiv
Hills of Rock to Feature 46 Bands from July 24 to 26
A total of 46 bands and performers will take to the three stages of Hills Of Rock 2026 between July 24 and 26 at the Rowing Base in Plovdiv, Fest Team said on Monday.
Bulgarian Archaeology 2025 Exhibition to Display More than 300 Archaeological Finds from 31 Sites
More than 300 archaeological finds from 31 sites will be on display at the National Archaeological Museum in Sofia. The exhibition Bulgarian Archaeology 2025 can be seen at the Temporary Exhibitions Hall of the museum from February 13 to June 7.
Scientific Projects Completed Aboard Bulgarian Research Vessel in Antarctica
Scientific projects were carried out on Sunday aboard the research vessel Sv. Sv. Kiril i Metodii (RSV 421).
Rivoli Gallery to Present New Abstract Art Exhibition
The Rivoli Gallery in Sofia is presenting a new exhibition featuring a selection of works by contemporary artists exploring the richness of abstract art. The exhibition, titled "Abstract Art", will officially open on February 10 at 6 p.m., according to the Rivoli Gallery team.
Balkans
GBP 71,230 in Undeclared Cash Seized at Bulgarian Border with Turkiye
Bulgarian customs officers intercepted GBP 71,230 in undeclared cash at the Kapitan Andreevo crossing on the border with Turkiye after checking an outbound Turkish-registered semi-trailer truck, the Customs Agency reported on Monday. When the
Timisoara Municipality Launches AI-powered Virtual Assistant for Citizens Services
After Romania introduced in 2023, a bot named Ion, the world’s first government adviser powered by artificial intelligence, which met with limited success, the country’s authorities are now giving technology a second chance.
Torrential Rains in Romania Cause Floods and Landslides; Situation Worst in Prahova and Buzau
Torrential rains over the past two days in Romania have affected 21 settlements in five counties, causing floods and landslides, the Department for Emergency Situations said in information sent to BTA. Courtyards of residential buildings have been
Turkiye's President on 2023 Earthquakes Anniversary: "In Short Period of Three Years, We Rebuilt Our Cities"
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan published a video message on his official social media accounts marking the third anniversary of the February 6, 2023, earthquakes in southern Turkiye, which claimed more than 53,000 lives.