The Bulgarian government is proposing the removal of certain national budget rules, a move that could significantly impact fiscal oversight and economic policy. This comes amidst discussions on Bulgaria's reliance on European fiscal oversight rules.

Capital: Government Proposes to Remove Some National Budget Rules

The Bulgarian government is proposing the removal of certain national budget rules, a move that could impact fiscal oversight and economic policy.

Capital: Business Breakfast: Germany's AfD Wins in Saxony-Anhalt; Bulgaria to Rely on…

In a business breakfast discussion, the Alternative for Germany party's victory in Saxony-Anhalt is noted, while Bulgaria indicates its reliance on European fiscal oversight rules.

New information suggests a grim development in the Isperih tragedy, with reports indicating that the father meticulously planned the murder of his daughters.

OFFNews: Isperih Tragedy: Father planned daughters' murder

In a tragic incident in Isperih, it is reported that the father had meticulously planned the murder of his daughters.

Almost a year after the devastating floods in Elenite, Bulgaria, no perpetrator has been identified, and the investigation into the incident continues without resolution.

Dnevnik: Unknown Perpetrator: Almost a Year After the "Elenite" Flood, No One is…

Nearly a year after devastating floods in Elenite, Bulgaria, no perpetrator has been identified, and the investigation continues.

Bulgarian Members of Parliament are scheduled to discuss and implement measures aimed at providing greater protection for individuals employed under fixed-term contracts.

Sega: Bulgarian MPs to Discuss Protection for Fixed-Term Contracts

Bulgarian Members of Parliament will discuss the protection measures for individuals employed under fixed-term contracts.

The Bulgarian government has allocated 265 million Euros to fund various public transport projects within the Sofia municipality, aiming to improve urban mobility.

Sega: State Allocates 265 Million Euros for Sofia Municipality Transport

The Bulgarian government has released 265 million Euros to fund public transport projects for the Sofia municipality.

A sociologist suggests that if the GERB party does not nominate its own candidate for the presidential election, it could indirectly benefit President Iliana Iotova's candidacy.

OFFNews: If GERB does not nominate a candidate, it will help Yotova, says sociologist

A sociologist believes that if the GERB party does not nominate its own candidate for a political position, it will indirectly benefit the candidacy of Yotova.

A competitive selection process is currently underway, with 16 judges vying for six available positions in Bulgaria's Supreme Judicial Council (VSS).

Sega: 16 Judges Compete for 6 Spots in Supreme Judicial Council

A competitive selection process is underway with 16 judges vying for six available positions in Bulgaria's Supreme Judicial Council (VSS).

The Ministry of Education and Science is preparing to present the results of Bulgarian students in the PISA 2025 international assessment.

Sega: Bulgaria's PISA 2025 Student Results to be Presented by Ministry of Education

The Ministry of Education and Science will present the results of Bulgarian students in the PISA 2025 international assessment.

Weather forecasts indicate that the current heatwave across Bulgaria will reach its highest intensity on Friday.

Mediapool: Heatwave in Bulgaria Reaches Peak on Friday

Weather forecasts indicate that the current heatwave across Bulgaria will reach its highest point on Friday.

The price of diesel fuel is projected to potentially reach 2 euros per liter, indicating a significant increase in fuel costs for consumers.

Mediapool: Diesel Price May Reach 2 Euros Per Liter

The price of diesel fuel is projected to potentially reach 2 euros per liter, indicating a significant increase in fuel costs.

A newsletter discusses escalating tensions in Europe, questioning if the continent is nearing war. It contrasts Prime Minister Rumen Radev's stance with Europe's condemnation of Russia, mentioning threats from Dmitry Medvedev and domestic political rivalries.

Capital: Newsletter: Arson, Sabotage, and Attacks: Are We on the Brink of War? Europe…

This newsletter discusses escalating tensions involving arson, sabotage, and attacks, questioning if Europe is nearing war. It contrasts Europe's condemnation of Russia with President Radev's stance, mentioning Medvedev's threats and domestic political rivalries.