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
Bulgaria has officially joined the EU’s secure satellite system, gaining access to space surveillance services that track debris and satellites, support safe decommissioning, and strengthen national security by integrating Bulgarian monitoring infrastructure into a continent-wide early warning network for Europe
Bulgaria began 2026 with joyful scenes in maternity wards nationwide. The first baby was born in Sofia just after midnight, followed by dozens of early arrivals across major cities, highlighting the symbolic start of the new year
Alexander Nikolov has been ranked the world’s second-best volleyball player for 2025 after leading Bulgaria to a historic World Championship silver and enjoying a trophy-winning season with Cucine Lube Civitanova
Taxi rides on New Year’s Eve in Bulgaria come with new rules and risks. Cash-only payments, euro conversion issues, and outdated meters may cause confusion, prompting authorities to urge vigilance and careful receipt checks
The Municipality of Burgas has launched a competition to appoint the first manager of the St. Anastasia Children’s Hospital, as the long-awaited pediatric facility moves into its decisive staffing and operational phase
Residents and visitors in Plovdiv will welcome the New Year with free public transport, cheaper tickets in 2026, and expanded cultural funding, as city leaders aim to reduce congestion and create a festive, accessible urban atmosphere
Two lives were lost after a Sofia–Burgas train collided with a horse-cart near Sliven on Tuesday morning. A mother and her toddler died at the scene, raising renewed concerns over safety at rural railway crossings
As Bulgaria prepares to adopt the euro in 2026, officials have issued detailed guidance on how payments, tax declarations, and corrective filings will be handled, clarifying currency rules during dual circulation and beyond
Burgas is weeks away from opening a landmark children’s hospital, featuring 142 beds and pediatric emergency care, after years of investment and cooperation, pending final certifications, licenses, and a National Health Insurance Fund contract to serve Southeast Bulgaria’s families soon
Bulgaria continues to rank among the world’s highest alcohol-consuming countries. WHO data reveal heavy drinking patterns, serious health consequences, widespread youth access, and low excise duties that may be sustaining risky consumption levels nationwide
Bansko, Borovets and Pamporovo continue to attract skiers with competitive pricing for the 2025–2026 winter season. Newly released lift pass costs highlight Bulgaria’s enduring appeal as an affordable European ski destination
Snowfall and freezing temperatures have complicated travel across Bulgaria, triggering crashes, restrictions and warnings. Road agencies have deployed hundreds of snowploughs as police urge motorists to slow down, equip vehicles properly and avoid unnecessary journeys during worsening winter conditions nationwide
Bulgaria is advancing long-delayed railway modernisation plans after selecting contractors for two strategic projects, including a high-speed rail upgrade near Sofia and a new cross-border link toward North Macedonia
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
Bulgaria has officially joined the EU’s secure satellite system, gaining access to space surveillance services that track debris and satellites, support safe decommissioning, and strengthen national security by integrating Bulgarian monitoring infrastructure into a continent-wide early warning network for Europe
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
Bulgaria has officially joined the EU’s secure satellite system, gaining access to space surveillance services that track debris and satellites, support safe decommissioning, and strengthen national security by integrating Bulgarian monitoring infrastructure into a continent-wide early warning network for Europe
Bulgaria began 2026 with joyful scenes in maternity wards nationwide. The first baby was born in Sofia just after midnight, followed by dozens of early arrivals across major cities, highlighting the symbolic start of the new year
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
Bulgaria has officially joined the EU’s secure satellite system, gaining access to space surveillance services that track debris and satellites, support safe decommissioning, and strengthen national security by integrating Bulgarian monitoring infrastructure into a continent-wide early warning network for Europe
Bulgaria began 2026 with joyful scenes in maternity wards nationwide. The first baby was born in Sofia just after midnight, followed by dozens of early arrivals across major cities, highlighting the symbolic start of the new year
Alexander Nikolov has been ranked the world’s second-best volleyball player for 2025 after leading Bulgaria to a historic World Championship silver and enjoying a trophy-winning season with Cucine Lube Civitanova
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
Bulgaria has officially joined the EU’s secure satellite system, gaining access to space surveillance services that track debris and satellites, support safe decommissioning, and strengthen national security by integrating Bulgarian monitoring infrastructure into a continent-wide early warning network for Europe
