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Television and radio coverage on Monday is largely dominated by the conflict in the Middle East and its impact on Bulgaria’s economy, as well as the measures the Bulgarian Government is taking to address the price increases. In contrast, print media

A new local branch of the Vazrazhdane party was established in Bratsigovo in the presence of party leader Kostadin Kostadinov and candidates for parliament. The event marks an important step in expanding the party's organizational presence in Pazardzhik Region.

A total of 576 reports of violations of election legislation and citizens’ political rights have been received by the Interior Ministry, and 95 people have been detained, Deputy Interior Minister Ivan Anchev told a briefing at the Council of

Regional governors have begun organizing the production of voting screens, to be used for voting with paper ballots, with some regions already conducting public tenders and securing the necessary materials.

In March 2026, the total business climate indicator decreased by 3.8 percentage points from February, as a result of the unfavourable business climate in the industry, retail and services.

In February, the Total Producer Price Index (PPI) was 8.4% higher compared with February 2025, the National Statistical Institute (NSI) said on Monday. Price increases were recorded in the mining industry (up 46.3%), in the production and

St Ivan Rilski SPA Resort in Bansko, Southwestern Bulgaria, is reporting steady year-round interest from both domestic and international visitors and will introduce a new SPA menu based on herbal therapies in April, General Manager Dimitar Kolev

Caretaker Deputy Energy Minister Teodora Georgieva discussed with Denmark’s Ambassador to Bulgaria Flemming Stender and representatives of the European Energy company the development of investments in renewable energy sources, the Energy Ministry said on Saturday.

Prof. Kazimir Popkonstantinov of Veliko Tarnovo University presented a report on St. John of Rila (876-946) and 10th-century epigraphic monuments on the second day of the Third International Cyrillic Forum, held Thursday at the Icon Gallery of Rila

The Third International Cyrillic Forum will be remembered as the moment the generation took on the great responsibility and mission of carrying Bulgaria’s history, ancient culture, and spirituality into the digital age, President Iliana Iotova said

Bulgarian Orthodox Church has always encouraged, welcomed and blessed every initiative contributing to the study and promotion of Bulgarian and Slavic literature and the alphabet through which it has been expressed for twelve centuries, said

The collection of the Rila Monastery library reflects each period in Bulgarian history, the Hegumen of the Rila Monastery, Bishop Evlogii of Adrianople, said on Thursday. He was speaking at the opening of the second part of the Third International

The fourth international business forum aimed at strengthening economic ties between Bulgaria, Turkiye and Romania was held in Burgas on Friday. The event was organised by the Bulgarian Small and Medium Enterprises Promotion Agency (BSMEPA) in cooperation with the Bulgarian-Turkish Chamber of Commerce and Industry (BTCCI) and the Bulgarian-Romanian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (BRCCI). This year again, the main objective of the event was to encourage partnerships between businesses in the three countries and to deepen existing strategic links.

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico called on Friday for a reset of bilateral relations, stronger energy cooperation and closer coordination within the EU during an official visit to Bucharest.

The Black Sea Blue Economy Summit opened in Trabzon with a discussion on the future of the region through the lens of environmental protection and connectivity, to which the Black Sea contributes. Shipping that does not pollute the water or harm its

Romania cannot follow the French model of banning social media for children under the age of 15, said Romania’s First Lady, Mirabela Gradinaru, in an interview with Antena 3 CNN. “I believe that when we make decisions about restricting children’s