"We Continue the Change" party, which is to receive the second government-forming mandate from President Rumen Radev, invited all parliamentary parties to a discussion on the priorities of the National Assembly in 2023. BSP for Bulgaria, Democratic Bulgaria and Bulgarian Rise responded to the invitation and sent their lists of priorities.
Reducing inequality, improving business conditions, as well as judicial reform, anti-corruption legislation and a mechanism to investigate the attorney general are on the priority list of "We Continue the Change". After the meeting, Nikolay Denkov, who was nominated for Prime Minister by "We Continue the Change", said that there were some areas of common ground, yet there were differences regarding fiscal stability, etc. "We Continue the Change" is to prepare a programme declaration on the basis of the proposals. The party will present a prospective cabinet if their declaration receives the necessary support.
A historical festival in the "Gradishte" area, where the ruins of an early Byzantine fortress are located, is organized today from 10:00 to 22:00 by the Regional Historical Museum - Gabrovo. The event is on the occasion of 105 years..
On Saturday , the lowest temperatures will be between 15 and 23°C. In Sofia - about 18°C. During the day, it will be sunny and hot again. It will be less hot by the sea. There will be light easterly wind. The highest temperatures..
Bulgaria appreciates Oman's important role in de-escalating tensions and achieving stability and lasting peace in the region. This is according to Head of State Rumen Radev. He awarded the Presidential Medal of Honour to the visiting Omani Foreign..
Bulgaria appreciates Oman's important role in de-escalating tensions and achieving stability and lasting peace in the region. This is according to Head of..
Bulgaria’s Premier Rosen Zhelyazkov extended his warmest congratulations to the President, the government and the people of the United States on the..
Ferry operations near Oryahovo have been suspended d ue to low water levels in the Danube River. The situation is not unprecedented and occurs every..
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