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Saturday, July 25, 2026
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Bulgaria is experiencing significant domestic developments, with Prime Minister Rumen Radev's government addressing major infrastructure concerns. The Minister of Regional Development and Public Works, Ivan Shishkov, announced the cancellation of a billion-euro road repair order and the suspension of payments for construction using outdated methodologies. This comes amidst an investigation into potential favoritism within the Road Infrastructure Agency.
In the political arena, President Iliana Iotova has declared her intention to run for a full presidential term, forming an initiative committee. This announcement follows her assumption of the presidency in January 2026 to complete the term of the former president, Rumen Radev, who is now the Prime Minister. Meanwhile, the Parliament has definitively approved the 2026 government budget, which includes a 5.7% deficit, and has abolished the mechanism for minimum wage adjustments and automatic public sector salary linking.
Other key domestic stories include Bulgaria's bid to acquire Polish MiG-29 fighter jets, a new wave of scams impersonating the Interior Ministry and banks, and the ongoing US freeze on Lukoil assets after discussions involving President Iotova regarding the Burgas refinery.
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Bulgarian citizens are facing a new series of scams impersonating the Ministry of Interior and banks. Concurrently, the United States has extended its freeze on Lukoil's assets following discussions between President Iotova and Washington concerning the Burgas refinery.
Sega:
Bulgaria Under New Attack with Scams Impersonating Interior Ministry and Banks
Bulgarian citizens are being targeted by a new wave of scams that use the names of the Ministry of Interior and banks to deceive them, raising alarm about cybercrime.
OFFNews:
US extended Lukoil asset freeze after Radev discussed Burgas refinery with…
The United States has prolonged the freeze on Lukoil's assets, following a discussion between Bulgarian President Radev and Washington regarding the Burgas refinery.
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The 'Culture' fund has been dissolved, with the primary reason cited as poorly formulated rules and regulations, highlighting ongoing issues within the fund's operational framework.
Sega:
Dissolution at Culture Fund Due to Bad Rules
The article discusses the reasons behind the dissolution of the 'Culture' fund, attributing it to poorly formulated rules and regulations, and highlights the ongoing issues within the fund.
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Bulgarian roads are experiencing a high volume of speeding violations, with approximately 900 infractions registered daily, leading to descriptions of the roads as being 'like a Formula 1 track'.
Dnevnik:
'Like a Formula 1 Track': 900 Speeding Violations Daily
Approximately 900 speeding violations are registered daily in Bulgaria, described as being 'like a Formula 1 track'.
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