"President Radev has given a Christmas present to the war lovers and forgot about the working people, the weak and the poor," BSP leader Korneliya Ninova wrote on her Facebook page. She recalls that today the office of the president would accept an additional agreement to the already signed contract on the provision of arms to Ukraine.
"There will be more and more weapons and the list will be classified again," Ninova writes and recalls Rumen Radev's words from a month ago that such an act could draw the country into a war. She also questions whether this was the most urgent decision given the rise in the price of gas by 35% at beginning of the New Year, water - by 22%, food and basic goods. According to her, half a million working Bulgarians expected the caretaker government to increase the minimum wage to 50% of the average from January 1, 2023.
On Friday, the lowest temperatures will range from 14°C to 22°C, 16°C in Sofia. During the day, it will be mostly sunny over the northwestern and far eastern parts of the country. Cloud cover will be significant in the rest of the country and..
All serious fires in the country have been contained, said Alexander Dzhartov, Chief Commissioner and Director of the General Directorate for Fire Safety and Civil Protection, quoted by BTA. He added that efforts are currently underway to purchase new..
A new draft law on the supply chain for agricultural products and food proposes the introduction of quotas for Bulgarian produce in large retail outlets, as well as limits on trade mark-ups across the supply chain . Under the proposal, at least..
More than 400 musicians from Serbia, Hungary, Georgia, Colombia, the Czech Republic, Moldova and Bulgaria will participate in the 33rd..
The Council of Ministers has decided to grant a total of €460,176 in aid to families affected by the forest fires. 'Until now, they could apply for..
Members of Parliament have approved the confiscation of assets obtained through criminal activity, even when such assets are held or possessed by third..
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