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Bosnia and Herzegovina Suspends Bulgarian BCG Vaccine Pending Investigation, Sofia Says Quality Concerns Unconfirmed
Bulgaria Once Again Pays Tribute to Victims of October 7, 2023 Hamas Terrorist Attack on Israel - Foreign Ministry
Innovation and Digital Transformation Ministry, Bulgarian Space Cluster Sign Memorandum on Space Industry Development
Bulgaria
President Convenes Consultative Council for National Security Statement Read at Security Council Meeting Was Not Supported after Four Parties Opposed It - MRF MP
Speaking to reporters after a meeting of the Consultative Council for National Security on Wednesday, Stanislav Anastasov MP of the Movement for Rights and Freedoms (MRF) said that four parties, including the MRF, opposed the statement that was
President Convenes Consultative Council for National Security It Makes No Sense for Ukraine to Attack Its Own Grain Ships - CC Floor Leader Denkov
Speaking to reporters following Wednesday’s meeting of the Consultative Council for National Security, held after two vessels in the Black Sea were hit by drones about 70 nautical miles off the Bulgarian coast, Continue the Change Floor Leader Nikolay Denkov said it made no sense for Ukraine to attack its own ships carrying grain from ports in Romania and Odesa.
President Convenes Consultative Council for National Security Yes, Bulgaria Co-Chair Mirchev Sees Clear Indications of Russian Involvement in Black Sea Drone Strikes
At Wednesday's meeting of the Consultative Council for National Security, it became absolutely clear that there are sufficient indications of clear Russian interference in the attack on the two commercial vessels in Bulgaria's exclusive economic zone in the Black Sea, Yes, Bulgaria Co-Chair and Democratic Bulgaria MP Ivaylo Mirchev, told journalists.
President Convenes Consultative Council for National Security No Common Decision Reached on President’s Proposed Statement on Black Sea Drone Strikes, Vazrazhdane Chair Says
Speaking to reporters following Wednesday’s meeting of the Consultative Council for National Security, held after two vessels in the Black Sea were hit by drones about 70 nautical miles off the Bulgarian coast, Vazrazhdane Chair Kostadin Kostadinov
Economy
Cultural Tourism Takes Centre Stage at International Exhibition in Veliko Tarnovo
Cultural tourism has become an important part of Bulgaria’s tourism sector over the past two decades, with the International Cultural Tourism Exhibition in Veliko Tarnovo playing a key role in its development, said Mayor Daniel Panov at the opening of the 21st edition on Wednesday here.
Eurostat About One in Six Bulgarians Unable to Afford Meal with Meat at Least Once Every Other Day in 2025
About one in six people in Bulgaria were unable to afford a meal with meat at least once every other day in 2025, according to Eurostat’s latest data on European living conditions. The share of people in Bulgaria who could not afford to eat meat
GERB-UDF Propose Temporary Cuts to Petrol, Diesel Excise Duties and Motor Fuel VAT
GERB-UDF have proposed temporary cuts to excise duties on petrol and diesel and to VAT on motor fuels, including a reduction of the VAT rate to 9%. In a declaration read in Parliament on behalf of the parliamentary group on Wednesday, MP Krasimir
Eurostat Bulgaria's Services Production Rises 5.9% in July Y/Y
Services production in Bulgaria increased by 5.9% year-on-year in July, compared with 1.5% growth in both the euro area and the EU, according to Eurostat's first estimates. Bulgaria had the fifth-highest annual increase among EU Member States for which data are available.
Culture
UPDATED Georgi Gospodinov among Favourites for 2026 Nobel Prize in Literature, German Daily Says
Bulgarian writer Georgi Gospodinov is among the favourites for 2026 Nobel Prize in Literature, German daily Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung said on Wednesday.
Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew, Patriarch Daniil to Open "Mount Athos in Sofia" Exhibition
"Mount Athos in Sofia" brings together 50 paintings depicting Mount Athos by Greek artist Makis Warlamis (1942–2016) and photographs of monks from the collection of the Mount Athos Photo Library.
Bulgaria Hosts UNESCO Meeting on Europe’s Ancient Beech Forests
Представители на 18 държави участват в годишната среща на комитета за управление на буковите гори на ЮНЕСКО в Троянско
Archaeologists Present New Findings from 20 Years of Research at Trapezitsa Hill in Veliko Tarnovo
The results of 20 years of archaeological research, restoration and preservation at Trapezitsa Hill in Veliko Tarnovo were officially presented on Tuesday.
Balkans
Romanian Parties React Differently to Nomination of Luca Niculescu for Prime Minister
The nomination of diplomat Luca Niculescu as Romania’s prime minister has drawn mixed reactions from the country’s political parties. The first to comment was George Simion, leader of the far-right Alliance for the Union of Romanians (AUR). “Luca
One Moderate, Two Nationalist Candidates Win Seats on Bosnia and Herzegovina Presidency
A moderate and two nationalist candidates will take seats on the three-member Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina following the October 4 elections. The candidates leading after 94.65% of ballots had been counted declared victory in statements.
North Macedonia's PM Cites Bled Agreement in Comments on Tsar Samuel's Remains
North Macedonia's Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski cited the Bled Agreement on Saturday in his first comments on the transfer of Tsar Samuel's remains to Bulgaria.
Turkiye Seizes Nearly a Tonne of Drugs in Nationwide Raids
Turkish security forces carried out large-scale anti-drug operations in 75 of Turkiye's 81 provinces, state broadcaster TRT Haber said on Saturday, citing an Interior Ministry statement.