58.8% of Bulgarians disapprove of Vladimir Putin's actions in Ukraine. However, 23.3% do not hide that they rather approve of these actions. Most of them are elderly people, a Gallup International Balkan study shows
50.7% say that the information media in Bulgaria provide about the war in Ukraine was generally unreliable. 25.9% say it is reliable, while the rest are hesistant.
The main source of information for 53.1% of respondents is television. 22.3% of the younger audience receive information from social networks on the Internet. 16.6% rely on web sites as their main source of information.
'The dialogue between employers and trade unions has been restored. Consultations will begin tomorrow at the Ministry of Finance to iron out all the details. The state is committed to supporting every Bulgarian citizen.' This was written by GERB leader..
Bulgarian citizens traveled abroad 829,300 times in October, which is 15% more than in October 2024 , according to the National Statistical Institute. The most popular destinations were Turkey, Greece, Serbia, Romania, Germany, North Macedonia,..
The National Assembly has introduced a new requirement for state-owned enterprises to implement corruption risk management systems, which will also include appointing an integrity officer. The measure is recommended by the Organisation for Economic..
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