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Presidential candidate Ivan Hristanov called for a strong, independent presidency at a meeting in Pazardzhik on Wednesday, saying the head of state must not be a puppet of party headquarters.

Presidential candidate Iliana Iotova said at a campaign rally on Wednesday in Haskovo, ahead of the October 25 election, that trust is "the most important thing, if you want to be involved in politics. But trust is neither inherited, nor demanded, nor commanded."

Sofia hosted the conference "How Do We Tell Stories of Violence" on Wednesday night. The event was organized by the Association of European Journalists - Bulgaria and WakeUp Foundation.

People’s Power continues as a political movement, presidential candidate Georgi Dimov said at a meeting with supporters in Sofia on Wednesday. The People’s Power nomination committee named Dimov, alongside Dimitar Shivikov, as their candidates for president and vice president in the upcoming October 25 election.

The introduction of artificial intelligence (AI) should go hand in hand with human oversight, transparency and protection of labour rights, including the right to rest and to disconnect outside working hours, Bulgaria’s Economic and Social Council

Minister of Agriculture and Food Plamen Abrovski said that the State had begun inspecting all central warehouses of retail chains as of Wednesday.

Bulgaria’s cooperation with other countries in the region and the improvement of infrastructure connectivity among them are crucial for Bulgaria’s development and security. Energy Minister Iva Petrova, Bulgartransgaz CEO Kiril Ravnachki and Deputy Economy, Investment, and Industry Minister Krasimir Yakimov, emphasized at the 2026 Global Innovation Summit in Sofia, organized by Glavbolgarstroy Holding, the press service of the Energy Ministry said on Tuesday.

The state will attract private capital to develop infrastructure through public-private partnerships and concessions, Prime Minister Rumen Radev told reporters on Tuesday. He said the aim is to reserve public funds for healthcare, education and

An exhibition dedicated to the life and work of one of the significant figures in 20th-century Bulgarian sculpture, Vaska Emanuilova, will open at Sofia’s St Luke Gallery at 2 pm on Wednesday and run until November 5, the organizers said.

Japanese calligrapher and ink painter Mitsuru Nagata held demonstrations and workshops on Tuesday as part of the 37th Days of Japanese Culture in Bulgaria.

An international conference on epigenetics, molecular medicine and rare diseases opened at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences (BAS) on Tuesday, the Academy's press centre said.

Sofia University Rector Prof Eliza Stefanova and British Council Regional Director for Romania and Bulgaria Abdi Hasan have signed a memorandum of cooperation aimed at developing joint educational initiatives with the university’s Faculty of Economics and Business Administration, the university’s press office announced on Monday.

Nearly 55 kilogrammes of cannabis was discovered hidden in a truck that entered Bulgaria from Romania via the Vidin–Calafat border crossing, the Customs Agency said on Wednesday.

Bulgarian film My Father’s Shoes, director Hristo Simeonov's debut feature, won the Best Screenplay Award at the 11th Kinenova International Film Festival in Skopje.

Diplomat Josh Huck is the new US Chargé d’affaires in Greece following the resignation of the previous ambassador, Kimberly Guilfoyle, the diplomatic mission announced on its website on Thursday. The announcement was accompanied by a biography of Joshua Huck, which states that he has worked at several US diplomatic missions around the world, including in Sofia, and that he speaks Bulgarian.

Bulgarian President Iliana Iotova and Romanian President Nicusor Dan discussed Black Sea security in a telephone conversation and agreed to work together to strengthen counter-drone measures within the EU and NATO, Dan said in a post on X on