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Movement for Rights and Freedoms (MRF) Leader and MRF – New Beginning Floor Leader Delyan Peevski insists that responsible institutions take measures against Vazrazhdane, a statement from the party press service on Wednesday says.

The Balkan Sentinel 25 multinational tactical live-fire exercise kicked off at the Koren training area on June 4, the Defence Ministry’s press centre said on Wednesday.

Mostly sunny in the morning, cumulus and cumulonimbus clouds in the afternoon. Brief thunderous showers in the western half of the country and over the Central Balkan Mountains. Possible hail. Highs: between 30C and 35C, around 30C in Sofia.

Membership of the euro area would propel Bulgaria into a completely new orbit, bringing economic growth and financial and economic stability, Finance Minister Lyudmila Petkova said Wednesday during a briefing at the Council of Ministers.

Parliament Wednesday voted down a proposal for establishing an ad hoc committee to look into allegations for a shady energy business empire owned by businessman Hristo Kovachki. The establishment of a parliamentary committee of inquiry was proposed

Transaction security remains a top priority for online shoppers and 88% of them in Bulgaria are willing to switch to a new payment method if it is more reliable. That's according to the Visa Online Payments in Central and Eastern Europe 2025 survey,

More than 4,000 ha of agricultural land in the Yambol region were affected by hailstorms that struck the area less than two weeks ago, the Regional Directorate of Agriculture told BTA on Tuesday. A total of 53 applications for financial aid have

Professor Hiro Takahashi from Ritsumeikan University in Kyoto, Japan, has shown interest in cooperation with the University of Food Technology (UFT) in Plovdiv. He held a working meeting with the UFT Rector, Prof. Galin Ivanov, and Deputy Rector, Assoc. Prof. Kiril Mihalev, the university said.

The personal archive of writer Hristo Karastoyanov, donated to the Yambol Regional State Archive by his wife Sofiya, is one of the two recipients of the 2024 Donor Award of the Archives State Agency, Yambol Archive Director Svetlana Bachvarova said on Wednesday.

Burgas Free University (BFU) continues to pursue its policy of internationalization by attracting an increasing number of foreign students and PhD candidates, BFU Rector Prof. Milen Baltov told BTA on Tuesday. In his words, over 10% of all students

It is difficult to balance different sources of inspiration, American fantasy writer Julie Kagawa, who arrived in Bulgaria for the Spring Book Fair, told BTA. The author, known to Bulgarian readers for her series "The Iron Fairies", "Blood from

Foxes, vampires and fairies gathered at a fantasy ball to meet bestselling American YA fantasy writer Julie Kagawa. The event took place at the Shtrack Hall in Sofia, on May 30th.

Through initiatives like BTA's project “Europe on Balkans: Cohesion Skills", young people are given the opportunity to reflect on the skills they need to stay competitive in the future - both individually and as a society, said BTA Deputy Director

The Council of Ministers approved a major departure from the draft Bulgarian-Romanian intergovernmental Protocol amending the May 19, 2009 bilateral Agreement on cross-border police cooperation in criminal matters.

Kazanlak Municipality is working on 26 projects worth BGN 2.1 million under the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (NRRP), Regional Information Centre Manager Radka Tileva said during a local conference held here on Wednesday. The event was part

Kazanlak Municipality makes the main contribution to Stara Zagora Region being among the largest economic centres in the country, Stara Zagora Deputy Regional Governor Petko Karagitliev said during a local conference held here on Wednesday. The event was part of BTA’s Europe on Balkans: Cohesion Skills project.