Bulgarian advertising agency Much Better co-organized an event at the Cannes Lions festival, which saw high registration numbers, indicating a strong demand for authentic human stories in advertising, according to creative director Maria Milusheva.

Minister Abrovski announced that there are no flagrant violations regarding the safety of imported food products. He also stated that the government is developing a new law related to this area.

A drone that entered Bulgarian airspace from Romania exploded near the village of Kardam, close to the border. Bulgarian Prime Minister Rumen Radev confirmed there were no casualties or infrastructure damage.

Dreamix, an IT company founded in Sofia in 2006 by six student friends, is celebrating its 20th anniversary, reflecting on its journey from a local startup to a global IT presence.

This article recounts the events of August 9, 1886, when cadets and officers staged the first Russophile coup in Bulgaria, besieging the Palace and forcing Prince Alexander I to sign an abdication decree.

The Czech energy company CEZ has launched arbitration proceedings against the Bulgarian state, indicating a dispute over business operations or investments.

Eine Drohne ist in Bulgariens Luftraum eingedrungen. Derzeit deute nichts auf einen vorsätzlichen Vorfall hin, teilt das Verteidigungsministerium in Sofia mit.

The acquisition of new 3D radars for the Bulgarian army has a long history, with the idea dating back to 2014. The article provides an update on the current status of the procurement process.

A truck's front left tire burst, causing it to swerve into the oncoming lane. A quick reaction from a car driver prevented a collision.

Bulgarian Agriculture Minister Plamen Abrovski announced plans to digitalize all hunting documents and permits, speaking at the opening of the bird hunting season.

Fourlis Holdings is proceeding with the sale of its indirect participation in SOFIA SOUTH RING MALL EAD, the company operating the Sofia South Ring Mall in Bulgaria, through its subsidiary.

Bulgarian caretaker Prime Minister Dimitar Glavchev announced on Facebook that he will not audit his own government. This statement comes after media reports suggested the Audit Office, which he heads, would review the work of the government he previously led.

Twenty-year-old Bulgarian model Dimana Sarmenova, who recently walked for Schiaparelli, Armani Privé, and Jean Paul Gaultier at Paris Fashion Week, discusses her experiences in the modeling world and her studies in business and finance.

A report questions why concrete barriers are an exception on Bulgarian roads, emphasizing their role as a crucial last barrier against head-on collisions. The article highlights repeated severe accidents on highways like "Trakia" where current barriers are insufficient.

Bulgarian authorities have insisted that Iva Mihailova receive timely and adequate medical care, following another refusal by a court in Kočani, North Macedonia, for her to undergo necessary treatment.

The Bulgarian government has launched a public consultation on a new methodology aimed at determining 'fair prices' for various goods and services.

Inspectors from the Sofia Municipality in Bulgaria are now equipped with body cameras during checks of construction sites. This initiative is part of a new methodology aimed at establishing unified standards for inspections.

Bulgarian tour operator Robinson Tours has ceased its operations in Hungary, citing insolvency after canceling several trips just one day before departure.

A new interim director has been appointed for the regional police directorate in Burgas, Bulgaria, presented by Deputy Minister of Interior Kaloyan Kaloyanov.

Dimitar Glavchev, the head of Bulgaria's National Audit Office, has commissioned an audit of the government led by Prime Minister Glavchev, signing the order on July 7.

Severe droughts, high temperatures, and falling water levels in the Danube River are causing an energy crisis in central and southeastern Europe, particularly affecting Hungary and Romania, while Bulgaria appears better prepared.

A scandal described as "ordinary antisemitism" has erupted in Bansko, Bulgaria, prompting discussions on the importance of various aspects of the incident.

A Bulgarian article reviews the book 'Overcoming Anger Before It Controls Us' by Albert Ellis and Raymond Chip Tafrate, discussing the universal nature of anger and the importance of controlling it.

Following the formation of a regular government, optimism among Bulgarian consumers is returning, with a significantly stronger resurgence observed in rural areas compared to cities, according to a National Statistical Institute study.

The Bulgarian Food Agency has identified a new outbreak of African Swine Fever after a farm owner reported dead animals, which were subsequently confirmed by laboratory tests.

An article from The Brussels Times appears to be a search result or spam page related to ordering cocaine in Pleven, Bulgaria.

The Bulgarian National Social Security Institute (NSSI) will now transfer maternity benefits, pensions, and unemployment benefits via Revolut, following regulatory changes effective August 1.

Trust Agro, a company involved in the agricultural sector, has acquired the Farm Sense base in Provadia from United Bulgarian Bank (UBB). This acquisition comes amidst challenges faced by the agricultural sector, including weak harvests and rising costs.

Bulgaria's Ministry of Environment and Water is preparing a legal revision to set fines for pollution and environmental violations as a percentage of companies' turnover.

The Globe and Mail provides the latest foreign exchange quote for the Bulgarian Lev against the Australian Dollar (BGNAUD).

A public incident in Sofia, Bulgaria, involving Russian Ambassador Mitrofanova being allegedly booed, has sparked heated debate and controversy over whether the event actually occurred.

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Rosen Kalpachki identifies the primary reasons for the low life expectancy of Bulgarians as the neglect of personal health, insufficient care for the elderly, and poverty.

Cardiovascular diseases are the leading cause of death in Bulgaria, highlighting that one's birthplace and circumstances still significantly impact life expectancy globally.

Bulgaria is experiencing a significant division over which city will host Eurovision 2027, fueled by a dispute between the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) and the Bulgarian government. This conflict has led to a stalemate regarding the selection of the host city.

An article from The Brussels Times appears to be a search result or spam page related to buying cocaine in Pazardzhik, Bulgaria.

Hungarian travel agency Robinson Tours has declared bankruptcy, leading to the last-minute cancellation of numerous trips and forcing some customers to return by bus. Bulgarian authorities are now investigating the scandal surrounding the insolvent company.

Jewish students, including Viennese youth, were threatened and attacked by neo-Nazis at a summer camp in Bansko, Bulgaria, prompting calls for a comprehensive investigation.

The European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO) conducted an operation at the Water and Sewerage company in Kardzhali, Bulgaria, investigating alleged misuse of European funds.

Bulgaria has approved an agreement allowing Spanish and Romanian aircraft to conduct cross-border operations to guard its airspace, enhancing regional defense cooperation.

The movement of trucks over 12 tons will be restricted on certain roads, including the Trakia and Struma highways and the Kresna Gorge road, on Friday and Sunday afternoons.

Following a meeting with the chief secretary of the Ministry of Interior, Jewish organizations 'Shalom' and the Federation of Zionists in Bulgaria have called for hooliganism and antisemitism to be investigated as distinct issues.

A fire is burning near the Trakia highway in the Pazardzhik region of Bulgaria. Two firefighting teams are currently on the scene.

The Bulgarian 'I Want a Baby' Foundation has voiced its opposition to the proposed transfer of the Assisted Reproduction Center. The article briefly mentions the foundation's stance on the issue.

Dimitrieska-Kočoska announced that funds have been secured for the implementation of the third section of the railway line connecting North Macedonia to Bulgaria, emphasizing the government's commitment to strategic infrastructure projects.

Eight individuals have been charged in connection with the organization and participation in a fentanyl factory discovered in Sofia, Bulgaria.

Photos released by 'Da, Bulgaria' show Delyan Peevski, the sanctioned leader of the Movement for Rights and Freedoms (DPS), traveling on a regular Turkish Airlines flight to Istanbul. This suggests he no longer uses private jets.

Bulgarian President Rumen Radev urged all visitors to Bulgaria to respect the country's laws and avoid provocation, following an incident of verbal aggression between Bulgarian and Italian youths in Bansko.

Representatives of the Jewish community in Bulgaria are scheduled to meet with the leadership of the Ministry of Interior following an incident that occurred in Bansko.

Tihomir Bezlov stated that Bulgaria is a unique case in the Balkans regarding the distribution of fentanyl, highlighting the country's specific challenges with the drug.

Bulgaria's Audit Chamber has initiated an investigation into information revealed by the Interior Minister regarding numerous private flights taken by Delyan Peevski, primarily to Dubai and other destinations.

Bulgaria has seen a sharp increase in fentanyl seizures over the past two years, with the synthetic opioid displacing heroin, according to official Interior Ministry data following a major operation against its production.

Türkiye's energy reach is expanding, with Bulgaria approving the transfer of 33% of rights in the Khan Tervel offshore exploration license to Turkish Petroleum's overseas subsidiary, alongside strategic partnerships in Iraq.

Two Bulgarian Members of Parliament, Krsto Vračev and Angel Georgiev, reportedly attended a trial in Kočani, North Macedonia, despite having a valid entry ban based on a court decision. During the trial, they criticized the rule of law in North Macedonia.

A group of Jewish Italian teenagers from Rome and Milan, participating in a Bnei Akiva program, were reportedly targeted by alleged neo-Nazis at a hotel in Bulgaria.

Romania is struggling with insufficient energy storage capacity, leading to an energy crisis where production exceeds consumption only during the day. Experts are calling for investments in two key sectors to address this issue, contrasting Romania's situation with Bulgaria's.

Data shows that one in six people in the European Union are smokers, with the majority (77.5%) not using such products or having quit at least a year prior. Among EU member states, Bulgaria has the highest share of smokers at 26.3%, followed by Sweden at 23.9%.

Bulgaria has commenced the budget procedure for 2027, with plans for all primary spending units to implement a program-based budget format for that year.

The Bulgarian state has uncovered long-standing hacker attacks targeting its administrative networks.

The Bulgarian government has proposed lifting the ban on exporting oil products to EU countries, a measure temporarily introduced by parliament last October, with the decision now awaiting parliamentary approval.

The largest share of tobacco and related product users was recorded in Bulgaria, Sweden, and Croatia.

The Constitutional Court of Bulgaria is set to issue a ruling on the Ombudsman's complaint regarding the state budget.

Bulgarian startup Estel Technologies has successfully completed its first funding round, securing €270,000 in pre-seed investment led by Vitosha Ventures, with additional participation from other investors.

Leaked data from special surveillance measures used by Bulgaria's State Agency for National Security (DANS) reportedly indicates a close relationship between former customs director Petya Bankova and Stefan Dimitrov.

The jazz concert '100 Miles for Miles Davis' is scheduled to arrive in Bulgaria in November. This special performance is dedicated to the legendary jazz musician Miles Davis.

A group of Jewish youths was reportedly threatened by neo-Nazis shouting 'Sieg Heil' in a Bulgarian holiday resort, an incident that has drawn condemnation.

Bulgaria's energy regulator, KEVR, is proposing a new model to integrate batteries more effectively into the energy system's balancing mechanisms. The country already possesses nearly 5 GW of energy storage capacity.

The Supreme Administrative Court has upheld the dismissal of the head of the Cadastre in Varna, Krasimira Bozhkova. She was disciplinarily fired for insufficient control in the "Baba Alino" case but attempted to halt the order's execution.

Reports indicate that Ukraine is acquiring weapons from Turkey, with a Bulgarian intermediary involved in the transaction.

Hyperzon, a Bulgarian agency specializing in Amazon advertising, has been acquired by the American company Moburst. Founded in 2019, Hyperzon focuses on creating and promoting listings on Amazon.

Bulgaria continues to be among European countries with the highest road traffic accident mortality rates, despite a significant decrease. Data from the European Transport Safety Council shows 71 road deaths per 1 million inhabitants in 2025.

A court in Elin Pelin, Bulgaria, sided with a farmer who had his pastures, used for 139 cows, taken by the municipal commission for potential construction.

Bulgaria's Prime Minister revealed that a drone that exploded near a gas pipeline in the country contained a significant amount of explosives and had not been detected prior to the incident.

Five teenagers, aged between 14 and 17, have been arrested in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, on charges of torturing and murdering a 37-year-old man in a case described as extremely cruel.

Bulgaria is taking another step in its transition to the euro, with the mandatory dual pricing system for goods in both leva and euro set to conclude on August 8, 2026, according to Novinite.

Over 1200 inspections conducted by the revenue agency in the Burgas region of Bulgaria since late June have revealed that 40% of the checked sites are in violation of regulations.

A Bulgarian man, Svetoslav Iliev, describes his experience of being drawn into an entrepreneurship scheme in 2025, which he was told would be quick and easy.

The Bulgarian Council of Ministers has proposed a draft methodology for public discussion to calculate the 'fair value' of basic goods, aiming to monitor retail prices.

A Bulgarian newsletter by Aleksandar Andreev offers a subjective take on the past week's events in Bulgaria and worldwide, touching on topics like political maneuvering and global icons.

From August 9, traders in Bulgaria will be permitted to announce prices exclusively in euros, marking a change from previous dual currency display requirements.

Despite having one of the highest birth rates in the EU, Bulgaria is experiencing population decline, presenting a demographic paradox as European governments seek solutions to slow demographic decline.

Rangers from Rila Park discovered an illegal fishing net, nearly 16 meters long, in the Bliznaka Lake, one of the Seven Rila Lakes. Fishing is prohibited in the lake and throughout the park.

A video circulating online shows a larger Bulgarian boy beating a 12-year-old Roma boy, prompting concerns about the incident.

Police in Kotor, Montenegro, arrested a 52-year-old Bulgarian citizen with temporary residence in Kotor, after finding smuggled branded goods valued at nearly two million euros in his possession. A total of 4,923 items, including clothing, bags, wallets, belts, and watches, were seized.

Numerous storks have died after coming into contact with the power grid at a landfill in Gabrovo, Bulgaria. The Regional Inspectorate of Environment and Water in Veliko Tarnovo has requested action from the electricity distribution company.

The first 10 of 35 trains from the Alstom deal have arrived in Bulgaria and are undergoing testing on the national railway infrastructure in preparation for passenger service.

A new report on road safety in Bulgaria has identified long-standing problems, concluding that the strategy adopted in 2020 has not been effective.

A commentary criticizes successive Bulgarian governments for failing citizens in various spheres, particularly highlighting the institutions' poor treatment of people with disabilities and mental illnesses.

Bulgaria's Transport Minister Georgi Peev has identified a lack of clear rules in the restrictions placed on trucks due to heatwaves and expects the Road Agency to present a revised order.

The number of hotels in Bulgaria recommended by Michelin has increased, with two new establishments, including Wine & SPA Hotel Chukara, added to the prestigious list.

Bulgaria plans to increase budgets for investments in agricultural holdings and for the processing of agricultural products. This decision comes amidst a significant risk of losing funds from the EU's Common Agricultural Policy.

Data suggests that Dobrich, Bulgaria, is projected to be the national leader in beer consumption for the year 2025.

A Bulgarian article discusses the common belief that poor healthcare systems contribute to lower life expectancy in poorer countries. It explores how the healthcare system, as a function of economic development, impacts overall public health and longevity.

Legislative changes aimed at protecting public activism from Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation (SLAPP) have reached their final stages in the Bulgarian parliament. This development comes three years after the initial working group was formed to address measures against SLAPP cases.

The Chief Secretary of the Bulgarian Ministry of Interior stated that there is no data indicating fentanyl imports, suggesting the drug is produced within Bulgaria.

A daily news bulletin from a Bulgarian outlet covers various topics, including the establishment of a large space center near Sofia and mentions a political figure.

Bulgarian singer Mihaela Marinova shares her summer playlist and reflects on her special year, including her role as Sally Bowles in the musical "Cabaret" and her debut as a vocal coach.

Reports suggest that Poland 'used' Bulgaria against Ukraine regarding inquiries about the status of their old MiG-29 fighters and their potential use for spare parts.

Bulgaria will remain sunny today, but localized rain and thunderstorms are expected in parts of Western and Northeastern Bulgaria this afternoon, according to the National Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology.

Ukrainian and Bulgarian law enforcement officers have successfully dismantled an international drug syndicate in a joint operation. Eight individuals were detained as part of the coordinated effort.

The provision of video surveillance for municipal election commissions in Bulgaria, introduced by recent changes to the Electoral Code, is estimated to cost a quarter of a million euros.

Romania is incurring substantial financial losses due to its inadequate energy storage capabilities compared to countries like Bulgaria. Experts suggest that the entire energy system is designed to disadvantage citizens, with ministers failing to implement simple solutions.

The Bulgarian Ministry of Finance has pledged to defend the state's interest in the Plovdiv Fair case, stating it has not yet received official notifications or court acts from the Supreme Court of Cassation regarding the matter.

A musical performance will bring together two prominent kaval masters, Bulgarian Teodosii Spasov and Turkish virtuoso Batuhan Aydin, for the first time, blending original music, folklore, jazz, and symphonic elements.

More than 600 cases of election crimes have been initiated following the April elections in Bulgaria, according to recent reports.

Industry and employer organizations in Bulgaria are in a dispute with Minister Ivan Vasilev, following a series of sharp letters. The associations are demanding a limitation of the powers of the state-owned 'Information Services' company, while Vasilev finds their complaints unfounded.

After 30 years, Corridor 8 is nearing completion, with VMRO-DPMNE leader Hristijan Mickoski announcing European funds and Aleksandar Nikolovski confirming an agreement with Bulgaria for the modernization of the railway section connecting to Sofia.

Bulgaria's most ambitious space project has officially begun with the signing of a memorandum between space company EnduroSat and the government. The agreement aims to establish a high-tech industrial park and a space and defense development center in Dobroslavtsi.

A tour operator primarily serving Hungarian clients vacationing in Bulgaria has ceased operations after declaring insolvency in the middle of the tourist season.

Police in Pleven, Bulgaria, are investigating a bus driver who allegedly abandoned a 17-year-old boy with special needs by the roadside in 37-degree Celsius heat because his travel card had expired. The boy was later found frightened after a search operation.

A Bulgarian energy company, likely Bulgartransgaz, is reported to have accumulated over 400 million BGN in losses for 2025 alone, with total debts exceeding 2.5 billion BGN, indicating severe financial distress.

Ukraine, in cooperation with Bulgaria, has successfully dismantled a large-scale specialized drug laboratory.

The mayor of Lyulin, a district in Sofia, Bulgaria, has called for urgent repairs to the tram lines, citing recent incidents.

A climate shelter has opened in central Sofia, Bulgaria, offering a cool refuge for residents during the ongoing heatwave. The initiative, organized by the Sofia Development Association, will operate on August 5th and 6th.

An audit at Bulgaria's National Academy for Theatre and Film Arts (NATFIZ) found that an assistant rector was operating in a non-existent position and in violation of regulations.

This article provides an overview of important events scheduled for the day in Bulgaria and globally, including a court verdict in Munich against an Afghan man.

The Bulgarian government has decided to pay 6 million euros in compensation to a company owned by Evgenia Baneva. The decision involved approving additional expenditures from the National Assembly's budget for the payment.

Bulgaria received one billion euros last week as part of its National Recovery and Resilience Plan. This payment highlights the country's progress in accessing EU recovery funds.

Kandev has warned of a quiet restoration of old cadres in the regional directorates of the Ministry of Interior, stating that officials who had brought hope for change are now being removed.

The Bulgarian Audit Office will investigate Delyan Peevski for conflict of interest after he admitted that individuals and legal entities paid for his charter flights to Dubai, which he did not declare.

Kostadin Angelov, chairman of the parliamentary health committee, claims that the Bulgarian government is proposing a large-scale reform to dismantle the state's capacity in the healthcare system 'in the dark' and without public discussion during August.

The Bulgarian government plans to establish a space and defense development center at the Dobroslavtsi airport, according to a press release regarding Prime Minister Rumen Radev's upcoming visit to the site.

Asphalting has commenced on the last repaired section of Rogoshko Shose in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, specifically the stretch from the Piasachnik River bridge to the Adata bridge, following previous underground infrastructure replacement.

A court has initiated 12 cases based on complaints against municipal orders for the demolition of buildings in the Baba Alino area, filed by investor companies "Forest Club Varna" OOD and "Venedikt 02".

The number of smokers in the European Union is decreasing, with 16.5% of people over 16 using tobacco or similar products in 2025, while Bulgaria records the highest usage rates.

The fourth round of admissions results for high schools, following 7th grade, has been published, allowing students and parents to check their status online.

Bulgaria has intensified official controls on imports of fresh fruits and vegetables originating from third countries, including North Macedonia, destined for the Bulgarian market.

Bulgaria has become crucial for stabilizing power systems in Southeast Europe, including Romania and Hungary, due to its rapid expansion of battery energy storage systems and renewable energy sources.

The Bulgarian Ministry of Health has denied a request for a new extension to the deadline for relocating the 'St. Ivan Rilski' State Psychiatric Hospital from Kurilo to Sofia.

The Bulgarian AI system FireScope, developed by the INSAIT institute at Sofia University for predicting fires using satellite and climate data, has been launched in Bulgarian.

The Bulgarian revenue agency reported finding more than 30 violations in establishments on Vitosha Boulevard in Sofia during a single evening, as part of its ongoing summer inspection campaign.

The Hemus Highway in Bulgaria, heading towards Sofia, has been closed at the 11th kilometer, according to the Road Infrastructure Agency.

Bulgarian Vice President Iliana Yotova stated that the drone incident is being used for primitive political purposes, expressing disappointment and emphasizing the importance of Bulgarian citizens' security.

The Danube River's water level is rising by 1 cm near Nikopol and Lom in Bulgaria, while the BBC reports on the sad state of the river and the smell of dried mud in Bezdan.

The second part of the 'Dnevnik' team's summer reading list features journalists recommending books on memory, loss, and freedom, following a first part that included crime mysteries, contemporary Bulgarian literature, historical novels, and popular science books.

A drone, believed to be of a type used by the Ukrainian army, was involved in an incident, with details currently emerging.

An unmanned aircraft crashed today in Bulgaria, near the border with Romania, through which a natural gas pipeline connecting Turkey with Ukraine passes.

According to Skromach, the Czech Republic may consider imposing restrictions on workers from Romania and Bulgaria, potentially impacting labor mobility within the EU.

A group of Italian Jewish teenagers attending a camp in Bansko, Bulgaria, faced tension after being confronted by a group of black-clad youths with neo-Nazi symbols outside their hotel.

A comprehensive report details the state of Bulgaria's renewable energy sector, including top projects for BESS, photovoltaics, and wind farms, alongside information on asset financing and a new scheme for the nuclear power plant.

Many consumers are interested in reducing electricity consumption with solar panels for personal use, but installing 'solar on the balcony' remains a difficult endeavor in Bulgaria, despite the availability of such products.

Tram services on Graf Ignatiev Street in Sofia, Bulgaria, will be suspended until August 30. This temporary halt is likely due to ongoing maintenance or construction work in the area.

Five of the accused in the case involving two organized criminal groups linked to fentanyl production and distribution will remain in custody, while two others have been placed under house arrest, according to the Ruse District Prosecutor's Office.

Inspired by personal struggles, two Bulgarian women have created a platform for caregivers, addressing the country's challenges in long-term care for the elderly, where Bulgaria ranks second to last in the EU.

Bulgaria is experiencing a hot day with an orange code warning for heat across most of the country, with afternoon thunderstorms expected and temperatures reaching 33-38°C.

Bulgaria's Minister of Education, Georgi Valchev, has halted the planned merger of two vocational schools in Pazardzhik: the professional high schools for industrial technologies and for economics and management. The decision was published on the ministry's website.

Bulgarian Minister of Agriculture Plamen Abrovski has requested financial support from Brussels for milk and pig producers, sending letters to the European Commissioner for Agriculture and Food for extraordinary measures.

A Bulgarian article reflects on societal factors leading to children being accused of murder under severe charges, urging caution against hateful rhetoric.

Ivkov claims that the Bulgarian healthcare system requires courageous and fundamental changes rather than superficial reforms, despite two decades of partial restructuring and increased budgets.

Residents of a Bulgarian village are concerned as US tanker planes use a local military airport for flights to the Middle East, leading to threats from Iran's regime against Bulgaria.

A partial state of disaster has been declared in Pernik, Bulgaria, after a road collapsed, prompting local authorities to take emergency measures.

Bulgaria is generating significant additional revenue from energy exports, reaching record levels, amidst the crisis caused by the extremely low water levels of the Danube River and increased electricity demand from neighboring countries.

Bulgaria's Road Agency has announced its first significant order under the new government, involving the design and construction of the Southeast and Southwest bypasses for the city of Haskovo, valued at 33 million euros.

The Bulgarian political party 'Da, Bulgaria' is proposing the creation of a cybersecurity agency following a breach in administrative networks, an idea they note is not new.

The death of a drug addict in a Ruse kindergarten yard in 2024 initiated an investigation that led to the discovery of Bulgaria's first known fentanyl production laboratory. Authorities seized 12.6 kg of fentanyl, valued at nearly 300 million euros.

A Bulgarian minister stated that quick results are expected from the investigation into a transport company following an incident where a child was left in extreme heat. The probe aims to assist in the case.

Police in Pleven, Bulgaria, are investigating whether a bullet or a stone caused a trolley window to break.

Bulgarian Culture Minister Evtim Miloshev stated that the problem in the culture sector is not only the budget size but also the timing and disbursement of funds for projects and artists, as delays create additional challenges.

Bulgarian pop star Galena has released a new song titled 'ChatGPT,' featuring humanoid robots in its music video, reflecting the growing influence of artificial intelligence in popular culture.

Prosecutors announced that three leaders of the Burgas Water and Sewerage company have been accused of operating as an organized criminal group and have been detained for 48 hours.

Bulgarian software company Astea, founded 20 years ago, discusses the key to sustainable development in the IT sector, reflecting on the industry's evolution since Bulgaria became a cost-optimized outsourcing destination.

Bulgarians live an average of 5.7 years less than other Europeans, a difference attributed to environment, daily habits, late disease detection, and timely access to healthcare.

Bulgaria has not built a new wind park in over a decade, and potential investors now face even greater administrative difficulties in realizing projects due to a new environmental report.

A Bulgarian business newsletter reports that EnduroSat plans to build a €100 million space park, and a Turkish company has secured a contract to clean three districts in Sofia.

Prosecutors in Ruse, Bulgaria, are expected to provide details on an ongoing investigation into a dismantled fentanyl laboratory.

The Bulgarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has advised its citizens against traveling to Cuba, citing a critical situation in the country and noting a risk index of 4, which permits travel only in extreme necessity.

Romania continues to send its daytime energy surplus to storage systems in Bulgaria due to insufficient domestic capacity, with a state secretary assuring the public that consumption limits will not be imposed even if the energy crisis worsens.

A man in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, died from injuries after being enticed to a fake meeting with a teenager via a dating app, where his attackers intended to livestream the assault.

Industrial production prices in Bulgaria surged by 17.1% year-on-year in June, marking the third consecutive month that the country has seen the fastest growth in the entire European Union, according to Eurostat data.

Police in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, reported that the murder of a man began as a 'pedophile hunt' initiated by a group of about ten teenagers, aged 14 to 17, with five of them expected to be charged.

Police in Bulgaria are investigating homophobia as a potential motive in a murder case in a Bulgarian city. This comes as authorities in Valencia, Spain, also registered a bar with a suspect in a separate murder investigation.

The Anti-Corruption Fund in Bulgaria has discovered confirmed violations in procurement tenders issued by cultural institutions.

Following recent incidents, including a murder in Plovdiv and events in Bansko, there is a call for the Bulgarian state to investigate hate crimes rather than justifying them.

Svetlozara Lazarova has been named the new director of program content for Bulgarian National Television (BNT), where she will oversee the development of cultural, social, entertainment, and educational programs.

Five businesses in Bulgaria have been informed retroactively by the National Social Security Institute (NOI) about changes requiring them to pay higher social security contributions.

Endurosat owner Raycho Raychev announced plans to build the largest space and defense development center in Europe at Dobroslavtsi airport in Bulgaria.

The Bulgarian Revenue Agency and Border Police have initiated checks on the import of goods deemed to be of high fiscal risk.

A commentary piece argues that the Bulgarian judicial system lacks the internal dynamics necessary to cleanse itself, despite long-held beliefs in its potential for self-purification.

A search query in Bulgarian for ordering cocaine in Sunny Beach, Bulgaria, was published on The Brussels Times website, indicating potential SEO manipulation or a content error.

Today marks the celebration of the Transfiguration of Jesus Christ, a significant religious holiday where, according to scripture, Jesus appeared in heavenly glory to three apostles.

A yellow code warning for dangerous heat has been issued for most of Bulgaria today. The National Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology's warning covers 22 regions across the country.

Bulgaria has reached unprecedented levels of electricity exports, reportedly due to reduced operations at nuclear power plants along the Danube. The country is now exporting a record 32-33 thousand megawatt-hours of electricity per day.

Security services from Ukraine and Bulgaria have jointly apprehended an individual suspected of organizing drug production. The suspect allegedly led a network of 14 illegal laboratories.

Democratic Bulgaria has called on Finance Minister Galab Donev to protect the public interest regarding the Plovdiv Fair, stating that the legal case will continue if he confirms the state's previous actions, but would conclude if he does not.

An incident on August 2nd in Bansko, Bulgaria, involving an alleged attack on Italian children of Jewish origin, has provoked strong reactions from organizations, institutions, and politicians in Bulgaria and Italy, with conflicting accounts from police and other groups.

A man has received a life sentence for the murder of a 77-year-old woman who worked in an election commission in the Mladost district of Sofia, Bulgaria.

The University of Forestry is establishing a new branch in Burgas, Bulgaria, which will offer education to up to 280 students in specialties such as Landscape Architecture, Wood and Furniture Technology, and Forestry.

Following a signal from Demerdzhiev, the Bulgarian Audit Chamber has decided to investigate the income of Peevski.

A photograph by Vladimir Karamazov highlights the issue of pets in Bulgarian prisons, where stray kittens adopted by inmates were reportedly killed as punishment or revenge, leading to a ban.

An illegal workshop for the production and bottling of olive oil has been discovered in the village of Zhiten, near Sofia, Bulgaria.

A weekly newsletter from 'Kapital' summarizes key retail news in Bulgaria, including the end of dual pricing, consumer shopping habits, and the establishment of a new ice cream factory near Elin Pelin.

Tram lines 12, 15, and 18 in Sofia, Bulgaria, will be closed until August 30.

Bulgaria's re-established Anti-Corruption Commission (KPK) has begun its work, with Plamen Todorov elected as its first rotational chairman. Todorov was proposed by the ruling "Progressive Bulgaria" party and was the sole candidate.

Bulgaria has emerged as a crucial player in stabilizing electricity supply for its neighbors, attributed to the rapid expansion of its battery energy storage systems and renewable energy sources.

The European Public Prosecutor's Office is investigating agricultural subsidy fraud amounting to 350,000 euros in Kardzhali, Bulgaria, where eight individuals allegedly received funds for pasture cleaning without performing the work.

Elisaveta Belobradova from 'Democratic Bulgaria' stated in an interview that the so-called democratic forces should offer very restrained support to Gyurov for the presidential elections, so as not to harm him.