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The Interior Ministry system should be realigned and factors damaging its image should be taken care of, Interior Minister Daniel Mitov said in Pleven on Tuesday. He said there are things which tarnish the ministry’s image and create a negative impression both in the public and among the thousands of employees in the system who do their job well.

President Rumen Radev took part in the marking of the 110th anniversary of the Sergey Rumyantsev 58th Primary School in Sofia on Tuesday, the press office of the head of State reported.

The Commission for Protection against Discrimination (CPD) has launched proceedings acting on a report by Chair Ana Dzhumalieva, the Commission said on Tuesday. Reportedly during a March 8 broadcast of the “Anton Mitov Presents” programme on the

The authorities in Sofia have gone ahead with the demolition of illegal houses in the borough of Zaharna Fabrika. The demolition order dates back to 2016 but is only enforced now. The borough mayor, Emil Branchevski, told reporters Tuesday that the

Sofia Municipality on Tuesday reported a 10% growth in tourists in the first three months of 2025 compared to 2024.

The two reactors for the Belene N-plant will not be sold, Deputy Prime Minister Atanas Zafirov told journalists on Tuesday. He said that he held talks with the partners on the Joint Governance Council as well as with GERB leader Boyko Borissov and

The Malaysian Timber Industry Board (MTIB) has expressed an interest in expanding into the Bulgarian market, with member companies offering tropical timber and furniture.

Deputy Agriculture Minister Stefan Burdzhev said here Tuesday that when science and business collaborate closely, solutions can be found, pointing to the forum at this renowned scientific venue, focused on the livestock sector, as clear evidence.

American saxophonist Ken Vandermark and Norwegian drummer Paal Nilssen-Love will perform in Sofia on April 17 at the National Palace of Culture. The musicians will take the stage in a special quintet with the Svetlost trio, reported Alarma Punk Jazz.

Israel in Sapphire and Gold: A Tale of Two Cities exhibition by artist Zoe Sever will open on April 16 at the Sredets Gallery of the Ministry of Culture in Sofia.

The Sv.Sv. Kiril I Metodii research vessel travelled 19,725 miles in 155 days during its third mission to the Antarctic, said Commander Radko Muevski, reporting on this year's activities after the vessel returned to Varna. The voyage was carried out

The two-day academic conference Terrorism, Violence, and Politics in Bulgaria Between the World Wars: One Hundred Years Since the St. Nedelya Church Bombing opened at the American Centre of the Sofia Library on Friday.

Varna Medical University Vice-Rector Violeta Iotova said that the city has always stood on the European and world map of medical science. “We have always been committed to building knowledge and scientific activity,” Professor Iotova said.

Varna Free University (VFU) maintains 66 partnerships with institutions in other countries, its Vice President Yani Yanev said at a conference of BTA's series "Europe on Balkans: Cohesion Skills", held in Varna. He called for more active advertising of the prehistoric Varna Necropolis.

Technical University Varna is working on research and infrastructure projects and on modernisation of education, said the higher education institution's Rector, Prof. Dragomir Plamenov. He participated in a local conference as part of BTA's Europe on Balkans: Cohesion Skills project.

Representatives of various sectors who have worked on projects related to the EU's Cohesion Policy participated in a conference at the National Press Club of the Bulgarian News Agency (BTA) in Varna on Monday. The event was part of BTA's "Europe on