Greece is set to repatriate the mortal remains of Tsar Samuel to Bulgaria on October 3rd, a significant cultural and historical event. President Iliana Iotova has invited the public to a procession to welcome the remains, which will be transported by the Spartan vessel.

Sega: Greece to Return Tsar Samuel's Remains to Bulgaria on October 3rd

Greece will repatriate the remains of Tsar Samuel to Bulgaria on October 3rd, a culturally significant event for the nation.

OFFNews: Tsar Samuil's remains to arrive in Bulgaria on October 3rd via Spartan

The remains of Tsar Samuil are scheduled to arrive in Bulgaria on October 3rd, transported by the Spartan vessel, as part of a significant historical event.

Mediapool: Greece returns Tsar Samuil's remains to Bulgaria

Greece has officially returned the mortal remains of Tsar Samuil to Bulgaria.

Dnevnik: Bulgaria to Receive Tsar Samuil's Remains This Saturday

Bulgaria will receive the mortal remains of Tsar Samuil on Saturday, with President Radev inviting everyone to a procession.

The Finance Ministry reported a cooling of wage growth and an employment turning point. A new formula to moderate minimum wage increases has been adopted, even as Bulgaria's minimum wage remains Europe's lowest for two decades. Despite this, the average net salary is reported as the highest among neighboring countries.

Mediapool: Finance Ministry: Wages heading for cooling, employment at a turning point

The Bulgarian Finance Ministry indicates that wage growth is slowing down, and employment is at a critical juncture, suggesting potential shifts in the labor market.

Dnevnik: Minimum Wage in Bulgaria Lowest in Europe for 20 Years

Bulgaria's minimum wage has been the lowest in Europe for two decades, a situation that is 'growing but not developing'.

Mediapool: New minimum wage formula adopted to curb its growth

A new formula for calculating the minimum wage has been officially approved in Bulgaria, aimed at moderating its rate of increase.

Mediapool: Bulgaria's average net salary highest among neighboring countries

A report indicates that Bulgaria's average net salary is the highest when compared to all of its neighboring countries.

A sharp disagreement has erupted between Finance Minister Galab Donev and Bulgarian National Bank Governor Dimitar Radev regarding the government's proposal for a windfall tax. Additionally, the ruling coalition is reportedly planning to increase the 'weekend tax'.

Mediapool: Finance Minister and BNB chief in sharp clash over windfall tax

The Bulgarian Finance Minister and the head of the Bulgarian National Bank are reportedly in strong disagreement over the implementation of a windfall tax.

Sega: Government Raises 'Weekend Tax'

The ruling coalition is reportedly planning to increase the 'weekend tax,' a significant economic development for Bulgarian citizens.

Hundreds of people protested in downtown Sofia against President Iliana Iotova and Prime Minister Rumen Radev. A vice presidential candidate was revealed to have Soviet citizenship, adding a new layer to election campaign discussions. Furthermore, witnesses have provided surprising testimony in the case against former Prime Minister Kiril Petkov concerning the arrest of former Prime Minister Boyko Borisov.

OFFNews: Hundreds protest against Yotova and Radev in downtown Sofia

A protest attended by hundreds of people took place in the center of Sofia, demonstrating against Vice President Iotova and President Radev.

Sega: A Vice Presidential Candidate Turned Out to Have Soviet Citizenship

A surprising revelation about a vice presidential candidate in Bulgaria, whose citizenship status is linked to the Soviet era.

Sega: Witnesses Reveal Surprises in Case Against K. Petkov Regarding Borissov's Arrest

Testimony from witnesses in a trial involving K. Petkov and the arrest of former Prime Minister Borissov has brought unexpected details to light.

A new Social Protection Code is being developed, but Minister Nataliya Efremova noted that 56 measures across 8 existing laws are causing confusion for those in need. Separately, the 'Access to Information Programme' awarded an 'anti-award' to the government, highlighting concerns about information access.

Sega: All Social Benefits to Enter New Code

A new legal code is being implemented that will consolidate and govern all social assistance programs in Bulgaria.

OFFNews: Social protection code creation, 56 measures in 8 laws confuse those in need

A new Social Protection Code is being created, but Minister Efremova stated that 56 measures across 8 laws are confusing for people in need.

Mediapool: Access to Information Programme awards anti-award to the government

The 'Access to Information Programme' has presented an 'anti-award' to the Bulgarian government, highlighting issues related to information access.

The widow and daughters of Aleksey Petrov have definitively won their legal case against the prosecution.

Sega: Widow and Daughters of Aleksey Petrov Conclusively Condemn Prosecution

The family of Aleksey Petrov has won a legal case, with the prosecution's actions being definitively condemned.

Dnevnik: Widow and Daughters of Alexei Petrov Finally Win Against Prosecution

The widow and daughters of Alexei Petrov have definitively won their case against the prosecution.

The tunnel boring machine for the Sofia metro has successfully reached the Sytnyakovo station, marking a significant milestone in the ongoing construction project.

OFFNews: Metro tunnel boring machine reaches Sytnyakovo

The tunnel boring machine for the Sofia metro has successfully reached the Sytnyakovo station, marking a milestone in the construction project.

Bulgaria's insurance and pension fund industries are undergoing significant transformations, with the current year being labeled as pivotal for major shifts in the sector.

Capital: Insurance and Pension Companies: The Year of Big Changes

This story focuses on significant transformations occurring within Bulgaria's insurance and pension fund industries, labeling the current year as pivotal for major shifts in the sector.