The Bulgarian government has decided against involving the Ministry of Interior in machine voting, a move that has drawn political attention. Meanwhile, the 'We Continue the Change' party has submitted a petition to President Iliana Yotova to veto the national budget, indicating ongoing political friction. Kornelia Ninova has publicly stated that Prime Minister Rumen Radev is her 'biggest mistake,' reflecting significant political criticism. Additionally, an investigation has been launched in…

Sega: Government Refuses to Include Interior Ministry in Machine Voting

The ruling coalition has decided not to involve the Ministry of Interior in the process of machine voting, a significant political decision.

OFFNews: Ninova: Radev is my biggest mistake, all of Bulgaria suffers

Kornelia Ninova states that President Radev is her biggest mistake and that all of Bulgaria is suffering because of her actions.

Mediapool: 'We Continue the Change' Submits Petition for Budget Veto

The political party 'We Continue the Change' has submitted a petition to Vice President Iliana Yotova calling for a veto on the national budget, highlighting political divisions.

Sega: Investigation Launched in Veliko Tarnovo Case Linked to Interior Ministry…

An investigation has begun in Veliko Tarnovo concerning a case linked to a senior Interior Ministry official.

OFFNews: Former Bulgargaz Chief Sues Prosecutor's Office Over Gas Supply Case

A former head of Bulgargaz has successfully sued the Prosecutor's Office regarding a case concerning suspended gas supplies.

Dnevnik: Institutional Lapses Contributed to Police Officer's Death on 'Trakia' Highway

The Anti-Corruption Fund alleges that failures by state institutions played a role in the death of a police officer on the 'Trakia' highway.

A Bulgarian businessman, Vladimir Yankov, has died in a suspected arson attack, leading to an ongoing investigation. This follows the discovery of another prominent Sofia businessman found dead after a fire in the Bankya area, suggesting a potential connection. Separately, the intelligence services have uncovered corruption and income concealment by one of their key agents, further highlighting issues of illicit activities within the country.

OFFNews: Brothers Fight with Axes and Machetes in Sredets

Two brothers engaged in a violent fight using axes and machetes in the town of Sredets.

Mediapool: Bulgarian Businessman Vladimir Yankov Died in Arson Attack

An investigation has determined that the fire which claimed the life of businessman Vladimir Yankov was intentional, pointing to a suspected arson attack in Bulgaria.

Sega: Intelligence Service Uncovers Corruption by Key Agent

The intelligence services have revealed corruption and income concealment by one of their important agents.

Mediapool: Prominent Sofia Businessman Found Dead After Bankya Fire

A well-known businessman from Sofia has been found dead following a fire in the Bankya area.

Bulgaria's economic landscape is marked by both positive developments and emerging concerns. The tech sector saw a boost with Bulgarian company Tiger Technology raising $10 million. However, banks are aggressively offering mortgage and consumer loans, and diesel prices in Bulgaria have surpassed those in five other EU countries. A commentary also points to a downturn in the labor market, particularly in high-tech, trade, tourism, and manufacturing, indicating a shift in economic conditions.

Capital: Bulgarian Tiger Technology Raises $10 Million

Bulgarian tech company Tiger Technology has successfully raised $10 million, indicating growth and investment in the country's technology sector.

Sega: Banks Aggressively Offer Mortgage and Consumer Loans

Banks are reportedly aggressively extending mortgage and consumer loans.

Sega: Bulgaria Exceeds 5 EU Countries in Diesel Prices

Bulgaria's diesel prices have surpassed those in five other European Union member states.

Capital: Commentary: The Labor Market is Turning

A commentary discussing a downturn in labor demand, particularly in the high-tech sector, and a decline in job vacancies across trade, tourism, and manufacturing.

Discussions surrounding Bulgaria's military procurement continue, particularly concerning MiG-29 fighter jets. Poland's Ministry of Defense has denied claims that Bulgaria sought to purchase all of their MiG-29s. Ivaylo Mirchev, a Member of the National Assembly, critically compared the current procurement efforts to 'scavenging auto junkyards,' highlighting ongoing concerns about the country's defense acquisitions.

Sega: Poland Denies Defense Ministry: Bulgarians Wanted to Buy All MiG-29s

Poland's Ministry of Defense has denied claims that Bulgaria requested to purchase all of their MiG-29 fighter jets.

OFFNews: Mirchev: Buying MiG-29s Now is Like Scavenging Auto Junkyards

Ivaylo Mirchev compares the current procurement of MiG-29 fighter jets to searching for parts in an auto junkyard.

Environmental issues have surfaced with the discovery of a sewage pipe near the coastal town of Sozopol, raising concerns about pollution. In other news, an expert has dismissed the theory of brake failure as the cause of a bus accident, shifting focus to other potential factors. Additionally, new statistics reveal that 1397 babies were born in Bulgaria through assisted reproductive technology in 2025.

Sega: Sewage Pipe Emerges Near Sozopol

A sewage pipe has been discovered near the coastal town of Sozopol, raising environmental concerns.

Sega: Expert Rejects Brake Failure Theory for Bus No. 204 Accident

An expert has dismissed the theory that brake failure caused the accident involving bus number 204.

OFFNews: 1397 Babies Born via IVF in Bulgaria in 2025

In 2025, 1397 babies were born in Bulgaria through assisted reproductive technology.