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UPDATED Monument of Bulgarian Revolutionary Stefan Karadzha Unveiled in Romania's Tulcea
Government Takes First Step towards Out-of-Court Settlement with Litasco over Lukoil Assets, Deputy PM Says
Bulgaria
Lawyer Milen Shopov Elected by Supreme Bar Council as Anti-Corruption Commission Member
Lawyer Milen Shopov of the Sofia Bar Association was elected by the Supreme Bar Council as a member of the Anti-Corruption Commission, the Council said in a press release on Tuesday. Shopov and Milena Kalcheva took part in the selection procedure,
President Nominates Pavel Gaydarov for Anti-Corruption Commission Member
Bulgarian President Iliana Iotova has nominated Pavel Todorov Gaydarov for member of the Anti-Corruption Commission.
Public Figures Slam Planned Closure of Secret Police Files Committee, Call it "Defence of Oligarchic Model"
Closing the secret police files committee would deprive the public of its right to transparency, public figures behind the 2006 Clean Voices campaign, which led to the declassification of communist-era State Security documents, said at a press
Opposition Group Wants Interior Minister Heard over Alleged Police Pressure
The Movement for Rights and Freedoms (MRF) Parliamentary Group has entered a motion for Interior Minister Ivan Demerdzhiev to appear before Parliament and explain his recent statements about alleged checks of MRF leader Delyan Peevski's income and trips.
Economy
Bosch Engineering Center Sofia to Cease Operations by Mid-2027
The German company Bosch will cease operations at its Engineering Center in Sofia starting mid-2027, with the restructuring affecting approximately 670 employees. About 400 jobs will be cut as early as 2026, and the remaining positions will be optimized by mid-2027, the company announced.
Wrap-up Council for Tourism Reforms Holds Inaugural Meeting, Discuss Sector's Challenges
An inaugural meeting of the Council for Tourism Reforms was held at the Council of Ministers on Tuesday at the proposal of Tourism Minister Ilin Dimitrov. The initiative aims to bring together representatives of government institutions and the tourism industry to discuss the sector's challenges.
Council for Tourism Reforms Economy Minister Poulev Prioritizes Eased Administrative Burden for Tourism Reform
At the inaugural meeting of the Council for Tourism Reforms, Bulgarian Deputy Prime Minister and Economy, Investments and Industry Minister Alexander Poulev identified as a top priority a "decisive reduction of the administrative burden and regulations" and activation of all financial support measures.
Council for Tourism Reforms UPDATED Industry Experts Should Shape Tourism Reforms, Minister Says
Experts with practical experience and people working in tourism should help carry out reforms in the sector, Tourism Minister Ilin Dimitrov said at the inaugural meeting of the Council for Tourism Reforms on Tuesday.
Culture
HELLO, SPACE | Bulgaria Calling Festival Showcases AI-Generated Avatar of Former BTA Director General Maxim Minchev
An AI generated avatar of former BTA director general Maxim Minchev (in office 2003-2020) congratulated the attendants of HELLO, SPACE | Bulgaria Calling Festival’s sixth edition which takes place on Friday and Saturday at Sofia Tech Park.
Sofia Choristers' Union, BTA Sign Partnership Agreement
The Sofia Choristers' Union Prof. Dr. Adriana Blagoeva signed a long-term partnership agreement with the Bulgarian News Agency (BTA) on Friday. The agreement was signed on behalf of the union by its Board Chair, Alexander Dragovski. It covers the
BTA's Results Are Excellent, Parliamentary Culture and Media Committee Chair Kutev Says
The parliamentary Committee on Culture and Media unanimously approved the Bulgarian News Agency (BTA) activity report for 2025 on Thursday. Committee Chair Anton Kutev of Progressive Bulgaria said after the presentation that “the results of BTA are
Polar Research Is Strategic Investment in Europe’s Future, European Polar Board Executive Secretary Says
Dr. Maria Grigoratou, Executive Secretary of the European Polar Board (EPB), said that polar research represents a strategic investment in Europe’s future. Grigoratou was speaking at a lecture at the National Centre for Polar Studies on Thursday,
Balkans
University Lecturer from Stip Arrested on Bribery Charges
Police in North Macedonia have arrested a university lecturer at the Goce Delcev University in Stip on suspicion of receiving a bribe. The 39-year-old lecturer, identified by the initials T.A. from Stip, allegedly demanded EUR 300 from a 26-year-old
North Macedonia Reaches Principle Agreement on Government Reshuffle
An agreement in principle has been reached on changes to North Macedonia's government between VMRO-DPMNE and its coalition partners, the Albanian coalition VLEN and the ZNAM Movement, Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski said on Monday.
Traffic Resumes on Renovated Section of Danube Bridge near Ruse on June 30
Traffic will resume on the renovated section of the Danube Bridge near Ruse at around 10:00 EEST on June 30, restoring two-way traffic for all types of vehicles, the Road Infrastructure Agency (RIA) said.
Bulgaria Brings Roses, Crafts to Tuzgolu Festival
Bulgarian symbols were showcased at the first Eskil Salt Lake International Culture and Tourism Festival in Tuzgolu, Turkiye, on Monday. Bulgaria joined more than 20 countries with children’s drawings, traditional costumes and craft workshops.