Wiretap contents from the case against the former customs chief have been revealed, linked to previous reports of her indictment for smuggling. Separately, Bulgaria is implicated in a large-scale customs fraud involving 1000 cars for Cyprus. The Democratic Bulgaria party is also questioning authorities regarding information on Boyko Borissov and Vasil Bozhkov, indicating ongoing political investigations into corruption.

Mediapool: Former Customs Chief's Wiretap Contents Revealed in Case

Details emerge from wiretaps in the case against the former head of customs, with reports suggesting 'Fuklyoto' wrote to Petya. The story is linked to previous reports of her indictment for smuggling and the questioning of the Interior Ministry's leadership.

Mediapool: DB Questions Authorities on B Borisov and V Bozhkov Information

The Democratic Bulgaria (DB) political party is querying OFAC, the prosecutor's office, and DANS regarding information published by BIRD concerning Boyko Borissov and Vasil Bozhkov, indicating ongoing political investigations.

Sega: Bulgaria Involved in Customs Fraud with 1000 Cars for Cyprus

Bulgaria has reportedly been implicated in a large-scale customs fraud scheme involving approximately 1000 vehicles destined for Cyprus.

Interior Minister Ivan Demerdzhiev has begun surprising personnel changes within the Ministry of Interior, including replacing regional directorate heads in Stara Zagora and Vidin. He also expressed a lack of confidence in the Prosecutor's Office, citing a 'double standard' and calling for accountability for magistrates.

Sega: Demerdzhiev Initiates Unexpected Personnel Reshuffles in the Ministry of…

Interior Minister Ivan Demerdzhiev has begun surprising personnel changes within the Ministry of Interior, indicating significant shifts in leadership or departmental structures.

Dnevnik: Demerdzhiev Replaces Heads of Regional Directorates in Stara Zagora and Vidin

Minister Demerdzhiev has replaced the heads of the regional directorates in the Bulgarian cities of Stara Zagora and Vidin.

Bulgaria's budget deficit has decreased to 1.7% as of July, attributed mainly to a payment received under the Recovery and Resilience Facility. This positive economic news is complemented by a 7% growth in new car sales, signaling a strong market trend towards a record year.

Capital: Budget Deficit Shrinks to 1.7% by July Thanks to PFU Payment

Bulgaria's budget deficit has decreased to 1.7% as of July, primarily due to a received payment under the Recovery and Resilience Facility (PFU).

Capital: Path to Record Year: 7% Growth in New Car Sales

The market for new vehicles is on track for a record year, with sales experiencing a 7% increase.

A court has decided to leave the future of the Plovdiv Fair in the hands of the Minister of Finance, citing a procedural error in the previous decision regarding its fate.

Dnevnik: Court Leaves Fate of Plovdiv Fair in Minister of Finance's Hands

The court has decided to leave the fate of the Plovdiv Fair in the hands of the Minister of Finance, indicating a procedural error in the previous decision.

A report suggests that judicial reform in Bulgaria might commence with an unusual focus, possibly involving an investigation or symbolic act related to village life.

Sega: Judicial Reform May Begin with Photos of Canned Goods from a Village

A report suggests that judicial reform in Bulgaria might commence with a seemingly unusual focus, possibly involving an investigation or symbolic act related to village life.

The city of Sofia is temporarily shutting down three of its tram lines, which is expected to cause disruptions to public transportation for residents and commuters.

Sega: Sofia Temporarily Closes 3 Tram Lines

The city of Sofia is temporarily shutting down three of its tram lines, likely causing disruptions to public transportation for residents and commuters.