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Bulgaria to Increase Pensions by 9.6-9.7% from July 2025, Introduces Reform Proposals
This move is aimed at bolstering pensioner incomes amidst rising living costs. The Ministry also confirmed that the COVID supplement would remain applicable to newly granted pensions next year, despite calls for its removal
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Bulgarian Taxi Drivers Protest Sharp Rise in Insurance Premiums
The protest, organized by the National Taxi Union, disrupted traffic in Sofia and over 30 cities nationwide. In the capital, three separate convoys converged at the National Assembly, causing significant slowdowns
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Naval Forces Safely Destroy Corroded Projectile Found Near Burgas
Upon arrival, the team conducted thorough reconnaissance and determined that the object was part of a heavily corroded projectile. Specialists confirmed that the ammunition lacked a detonator, reducing immediate risk but still necessitating careful handling due to its unknown history and condition
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Buzludzha Monument Referendum Fails Due to Low Turnout Despite Strong Support for Municipal Management
The referendum was initiated as part of the municipality’s efforts to secure nearly seven million leva in European funding for the preservation of the Buzludzha Monument, a massive and globally recognized structure atop the Balkan Mountains
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Tourism in Bulgaria Faces Workforce Decline but Shows Financial Growth
The sector saw an 11.5% reduction in employees compared to the previous quarter, while the overall economy experienced a smaller decrease of just 1%. This decline in tourism employment, however, stands in contrast to the sector’s financial performance, which showed positive growth signs
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Residents of Sofia’s ‘Krasna Polyana’ Neighborhood Demand Action Against Rising Air Pollution
This has prompted fears about the growing health risks in the area, which is already grappling with dangerous levels of particulate matter. Many of the complaints center around the so-called "Vietnamese dormitories," which have long been suspected of contributing to the pollution
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Bulgaria Air Launches Winter Flights Between Sofia and Burgas
The service will operate three times weekly—on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays—offering passengers a time-efficient alternative to road and rail travel. Each flight will take under an hour, catering to both business and leisure travelers
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Wholesale Food Prices Rise Across Bulgaria, Grapes and Cucumbers See Sharpest Increases
The market price index (ITC), which tracks wholesale food prices in Bulgaria, rose by 0.33 percent, reaching 2,158 points compared to 2,151 points the previous week. The ITC’s base level of 1,000 points was established in 2005
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Over 1200 Taxi Drivers Block ‘Trakia’ Highway in Protest Against Insurance Hikes
The protest, organized by taxi drivers from over 50 cities across Bulgaria, was aimed at voicing their frustration over a steep increase in mandatory "Civil Liability" insurance costs
Bulgaria to Increase Pensions by 9.6-9.7% from July 2025, Introduces Reform Proposals
This move is aimed at bolstering pensioner incomes amidst rising living costs. The Ministry also confirmed that the COVID supplement would remain applicable to newly granted pensions next year, despite calls for its removal
Bulgarian Taxi Drivers Protest Sharp Rise in Insurance Premiums
The protest, organized by the National Taxi Union, disrupted traffic in Sofia and over 30 cities nationwide. In the capital, three separate convoys converged at the National Assembly, causing significant slowdowns
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Dominica: New projects unveiled at the 2024/2025 budget session
Finance Minister Irving McIntyre revealed a big budget for several projects to be undertaken the coming fiscal year.
Dominica budget 2024/2025 scheduled today: $1.4 B expected allocation
The new budget for Dominica is expected to have a $1.4 Billion expenditure. The final budget address is set to take place today.