Housing prices in Bulgaria climbed 15.5% year-on-year in the second quarter of 2026, according to National Statistical Institute (NSI) data.

Bulgaria's Central Election Commission has assigned ballot numbers by public lot for the presidential and vice-presidential ...

Bulgaria's Parliament has voted to lift the ban on exports and deliveries of petroleum products to the European Union, mainly ...

Snow has begun accumulating in Bulgaria’s high mountain regions in late September, with footage posted by Meteo Bulgaria.

Bulgaria is proposing higher tax relief for families with children, a new deduction for working parents’ spending on children’s health, education and sports, and a series of changes to taxation and ...

Two people were killed in a head-on crash near Kotel just 90 minutes after another collision claimed three lives on the road between Tulovo and Maglizh. The second severe accident happened at the exit ...

World leaders used the opening of the 81st UN General Assembly in New York to address conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East, nuclear weapons, global security, artificial intelligence and the future ...

September, the European project "Break The Limits" (BTL) has announced the full judging panel, DJ line-up and special guests who will take the floor at Club Stroeja and NDK. The line-up brings ...

Three people were killed in a severe crash on the road between Kazanlak and Stara Zagora near the 206th kilometer at the turnoff for the village of Tulovo, BGNES reported. The accident happened ...

Nearly 200 volunteers will take turns spending 12-hour shifts inside a cage outside Bulgaria’s Parliament for two weeks as part of the “Weeks in a Cage” campaign, BGNES reported, in a protest calling ...

Defense funding will rise in Bulgaria’s 2027 budget, Prime Minister Rumen Radev said, although he did not give a specific percentage for the increase. Radev said the higher allocation is both ...

Bulgaria's planned methodology for determining "fair values" of staple foods could make product promotions more difficult and eventually lead to shortages, Galin Popov, executive director of the ...