A 50-year-old man has died in the town of Iskar after being attacked over an unpaid restaurant bill of €33.50, according to ...

During the night leading into June 18, precipitation across Bulgaria is expected to gradually weaken and come to an end. Cloud cover will continue to break up, with mostly clear skies establishing ...

Metropolitan Nahum of Ruse has strongly condemned the Russian strike that caused fire damage to the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra in Ukraine, describing the attack as “senseless aggression” and saying the wider ...

Bulgaria has confirmed that it opposes parts of the European Commission’s proposed new package of sanctions against Russia, particularly measures it considers symbolic rather than economically ...

Border crossings between Bulgaria and North Macedonia are set to be temporarily blocked in a coordinated protest against what organizers describe as pressure and repression targeting people with ...

Bulgarian parliamentary groups strongly condemned the arson attack on the Bulgarian Embassy in Skopje, describing it as a serious violation of the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations and an act ...

Bulgaria’s state gas supplier Bulgargaz has proposed a higher natural gas price for July, suggesting a rate of 37.70 euros per megawatt hour (MWh), excluding transmission, access charges, excise duty, ...

Germany’s population declined in 2025 for the first time since 2020, with official figures showing a drop of around 110,000 people, according to the federal statistics office Destatis. By the end of ...

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is expected not to pursue a third mandate as head of the EU’s executive body, according to two senior officials cited by Politico. The discussion ...

Prime Minister Rumen Radev has outlined a government push to increase economic productivity and improve transparency in public spending, emphasizing both stronger fiscal discipline and higher value ...

Unmarked police vehicles have begun operating across Plovdiv, the Trakia highway, and key regional roads in Bulgaria, as authorities step up efforts to curb aggressive driving and serious traffic ...

Bulgarian lawmakers voted to freeze their own pay, ending the system of quarterly automatic adjustments tied to public sector wages. The decision was adopted in parliament with a large majority and no ...