Sofia has started consultations to purchase 80 new trams in its largest fleet renewal in 15 years, pairing vehicles with infrastructure and long-term maintenance to ensure stability, efficiency and future network growth across the Bulgarian capital
Bulgaria is constructing its first low-frequency radio telescope station as part of the LOFAR network, strengthening European collaboration in astronomy while opening new research and training opportunities for local scientists and students across multiple scientific disciplines
Passengers will board a restored 1960 diesel railcar for a special Baba Marta Day journey, combining nostalgia, culture, and spring celebrations on a scenic round trip between Sofia and the spa town of Bankya, just minutes away
A powerful Mediterranean storm system is set to batter Bulgaria with rain, snow, and strong winds, prompting nationwide alerts and travel disruptions as temperatures fall and forecasters warn of hazardous conditions through the weekend
Staple foods in Bulgaria now exceed Western European prices, while minimum wages lag behind. Analysts blame weak domestic competition and currency rounding effects rather than euro adoption itself
Vladimir Zografski’s tenth-place finish on the Olympic large hill delivered Bulgaria’s strongest ski jumping result ever, highlighted by two identical jumps and remarkable consistency under snowy conditions
Six men, including a cave explorer turned spiritual teacher, were found shot dead in Bulgaria’s northwestern mountains, prompting a sweeping investigation into suspected sect activity and possible institutional failures
Bulgarian investigators probe an organized network after hidden cameras in Burgas beauty salons allegedly broadcast private procedures online. Over 200 young women were affected, prompting criminal proceedings, regulatory scrutiny and renewed debate over privacy rights and illegal surveillance practices
Bulgarian biathlete Lora Hristova captured global attention with a flawless shooting display and strong pace to earn a podium finish in the women’s 15km individual event, marking a historic Olympic milestone and elevating expectations for Bulgaria’s future winter sports success
Bulgaria’s energy regulator has opened inspections after hundreds of residents reported unusually high electricity bills. Officials are checking utilities, billing methods and meters, while saying tariffs remain unchanged and winter heating demand may partly explain the spike
Construction permits for nearly thirty six kilometers of Bulgaria’s Hemus Highway mark a critical milestone allowing early implementation reducing congestion risks and moving the decades long Sofia to Varna motorway closer to completion despite remaining funding and procedural challenges ahead
Two-time Brisbane champion Grigor Dimitrov delivered a commanding opening-round victory to start his 2026 season, displaying sharp shot-making, composure under pressure, and momentum ahead of a challenging draw featuring emerging talents and notable early surprises on the Brisbane hard courts
The early days of Bulgaria’s euro adoption have passed calmly, with stable prices and smooth retail operations. Officials urge patience during the transition and encourage electronic payments
Bulgaria ended 2025 with mixed food price trends. While most staples, fruits, and animal products became cheaper, soaring vegetable prices lifted the overall wholesale food price index, highlighting seasonal and market pressures
Dimitar Penev’s death at 80 marks the passing of Bulgarian football’s golden era figure, celebrated for World Cup heroics, domestic triumphs, and decades of influence as a leader who elevated the national game with enduring pride, unity, belief, excellence, legacy
Sofia has started consultations to purchase 80 new trams in its largest fleet renewal in 15 years, pairing vehicles with infrastructure and long-term maintenance to ensure stability, efficiency and future network growth across the Bulgarian capital
Bulgaria is constructing its first low-frequency radio telescope station as part of the LOFAR network, strengthening European collaboration in astronomy while opening new research and training opportunities for local scientists and students across multiple scientific disciplines
Passengers will board a restored 1960 diesel railcar for a special Baba Marta Day journey, combining nostalgia, culture, and spring celebrations on a scenic round trip between Sofia and the spa town of Bankya, just minutes away
Sofia has started consultations to purchase 80 new trams in its largest fleet renewal in 15 years, pairing vehicles with infrastructure and long-term maintenance to ensure stability, efficiency and future network growth across the Bulgarian capital
Bulgaria is constructing its first low-frequency radio telescope station as part of the LOFAR network, strengthening European collaboration in astronomy while opening new research and training opportunities for local scientists and students across multiple scientific disciplines
Passengers will board a restored 1960 diesel railcar for a special Baba Marta Day journey, combining nostalgia, culture, and spring celebrations on a scenic round trip between Sofia and the spa town of Bankya, just minutes away
A powerful Mediterranean storm system is set to batter Bulgaria with rain, snow, and strong winds, prompting nationwide alerts and travel disruptions as temperatures fall and forecasters warn of hazardous conditions through the weekend
Sofia has started consultations to purchase 80 new trams in its largest fleet renewal in 15 years, pairing vehicles with infrastructure and long-term maintenance to ensure stability, efficiency and future network growth across the Bulgarian capital
Bulgaria is constructing its first low-frequency radio telescope station as part of the LOFAR network, strengthening European collaboration in astronomy while opening new research and training opportunities for local scientists and students across multiple scientific disciplines
Passengers will board a restored 1960 diesel railcar for a special Baba Marta Day journey, combining nostalgia, culture, and spring celebrations on a scenic round trip between Sofia and the spa town of Bankya, just minutes away
A powerful Mediterranean storm system is set to batter Bulgaria with rain, snow, and strong winds, prompting nationwide alerts and travel disruptions as temperatures fall and forecasters warn of hazardous conditions through the weekend
Staple foods in Bulgaria now exceed Western European prices, while minimum wages lag behind. Analysts blame weak domestic competition and currency rounding effects rather than euro adoption itself
Sofia has started consultations to purchase 80 new trams in its largest fleet renewal in 15 years, pairing vehicles with infrastructure and long-term maintenance to ensure stability, efficiency and future network growth across the Bulgarian capital
Bulgaria is constructing its first low-frequency radio telescope station as part of the LOFAR network, strengthening European collaboration in astronomy while opening new research and training opportunities for local scientists and students across multiple scientific disciplines
Passengers will board a restored 1960 diesel railcar for a special Baba Marta Day journey, combining nostalgia, culture, and spring celebrations on a scenic round trip between Sofia and the spa town of Bankya, just minutes away
