The Bulgarian National Assembly’s decision to make Orthodox Christianity mandatory in schools marks a historic return to faith-based education, celebrating the revival of spiritual and moral instruction
A passenger bus parked at a private company’s base in Burgas was destroyed in a late-night fire. Firefighters swiftly contained the flames, while police opened pre-trial proceedings to determine the cause
Sofia’s taxi fares are set for an 18.6% rise after local taxi unions and the city council agreed on a new pricing framework that incorporates inflation and fuel costs, ending a decade-long call for transparent fare adjustments
A 12-year-old boy from Sofia’s School No. 94 was stabbed by a 15-year-old classmate during recess. Authorities are investigating how the knife entered school grounds as concerns grow over youth violence
Bulgaria’s F-16 modernization faces delays as only two of six trained pilots are cleared to operate the jets and one of four aircraft has completed the acceptance process
More than 220,000 residents across Bulgaria are enduring water restrictions, as the EWRC warns of systemic inefficiencies, severe water losses, and inadequate measures by regional utilities to address the growing crisis
Around 10% of Bulgarian retailers violated the Euro Introduction Act, failing to display correct euro and leva prices. Authorities warn penalties up to 14,000 leva for repeat offenders
The Burgas regional governor has issued a BG-Alert for heavy rainfall along Bulgaria’s Southern Black Sea Coast, covering municipalities including Sveti Vlas, Elenite, and Tsarevo. Residents are advised to stay indoors and monitor official updates for safety information
Authorities in Yambol have detained a man accused of firing an air pistol at a young child, causing a neck injury. Prosecutors plan to request his continued detention
Bulgaria’s Chief State Health Inspector, Assoc. Prof. Angel Kunchev, cautioned that this year’s flu wave could arrive ahead of schedule, citing international patterns and rising local cases, while also addressing water contamination issues in several Bulgarian regions
Bulgaria Air canceled its scheduled flights between Sofia and Brussels on Tuesday due to a nationwide strike in Belgium that halted airport operations. All passengers will be rebooked, with services expected to resume on October 15
Across Bulgaria, families celebrate Petkovden by honoring St. Petka, patroness of home and fertility. The day, rooted in Orthodox faith and folklore, signifies the end of harvest and welcomes the coming winter with blessings and festive traditions
Traffic toward Sofia on the Trakia Highway will be fully halted four times daily this week for repair works. Drivers are advised to plan routes carefully and consider alternative roads to avoid congestion, according to the Road Infrastructure Agency
The National Taxi Union in Sofia has urged the municipality to approve higher fares, saying that unchanged prices since 2022 violate legal obligations and threaten drivers’ livelihoods amid steeply rising operational costs
The Bulgarian government has announced plans to fully digitize vehicle inspections, ending the use of windshield stickers and replacing them with electronic certificates under a new regulation that promises faster, more transparent, and paperless services for motorists
The Bulgarian National Assembly’s decision to make Orthodox Christianity mandatory in schools marks a historic return to faith-based education, celebrating the revival of spiritual and moral instruction
A passenger bus parked at a private company’s base in Burgas was destroyed in a late-night fire. Firefighters swiftly contained the flames, while police opened pre-trial proceedings to determine the cause
Sofia’s taxi fares are set for an 18.6% rise after local taxi unions and the city council agreed on a new pricing framework that incorporates inflation and fuel costs, ending a decade-long call for transparent fare adjustments
The Bulgarian National Assembly’s decision to make Orthodox Christianity mandatory in schools marks a historic return to faith-based education, celebrating the revival of spiritual and moral instruction
A passenger bus parked at a private company’s base in Burgas was destroyed in a late-night fire. Firefighters swiftly contained the flames, while police opened pre-trial proceedings to determine the cause
Sofia’s taxi fares are set for an 18.6% rise after local taxi unions and the city council agreed on a new pricing framework that incorporates inflation and fuel costs, ending a decade-long call for transparent fare adjustments
A 12-year-old boy from Sofia’s School No. 94 was stabbed by a 15-year-old classmate during recess. Authorities are investigating how the knife entered school grounds as concerns grow over youth violence
The Bulgarian National Assembly’s decision to make Orthodox Christianity mandatory in schools marks a historic return to faith-based education, celebrating the revival of spiritual and moral instruction
A passenger bus parked at a private company’s base in Burgas was destroyed in a late-night fire. Firefighters swiftly contained the flames, while police opened pre-trial proceedings to determine the cause
Sofia’s taxi fares are set for an 18.6% rise after local taxi unions and the city council agreed on a new pricing framework that incorporates inflation and fuel costs, ending a decade-long call for transparent fare adjustments
A 12-year-old boy from Sofia’s School No. 94 was stabbed by a 15-year-old classmate during recess. Authorities are investigating how the knife entered school grounds as concerns grow over youth violence
Bulgaria’s F-16 modernization faces delays as only two of six trained pilots are cleared to operate the jets and one of four aircraft has completed the acceptance process
The Bulgarian National Assembly’s decision to make Orthodox Christianity mandatory in schools marks a historic return to faith-based education, celebrating the revival of spiritual and moral instruction
A passenger bus parked at a private company’s base in Burgas was destroyed in a late-night fire. Firefighters swiftly contained the flames, while police opened pre-trial proceedings to determine the cause
Sofia’s taxi fares are set for an 18.6% rise after local taxi unions and the city council agreed on a new pricing framework that incorporates inflation and fuel costs, ending a decade-long call for transparent fare adjustments
