A 13-year-old child is reported to have started the large fire near Haskovo, Bulgaria, which spread across 14,000 decares, by igniting dry grass.

Iran has issued threats against Bulgaria, stating there will be 'no leniency' for 'helping' the US, following the departure of two US military refueling aircraft from Bulgaria. This incident has caused anger in Iran regarding the deployment.

Bulgarian customs officials have seized over 700 packages of medicinal and cosmetic products within a week, targeting illegal trafficking. The confiscated items include hormonal preparations and hyaluronic acid, highlighting ongoing efforts against illicit trade.

The Bulgarian cabinet presented its ideas for judicial reform, stating that the reform has become a "symbol of political lack of ideas and institutional helplessness" leading to "crushed cases" and a crisis of legitimacy.

A summer storm brought heavy rain, hail up to 2 cm in diameter, and thunder to Sofia, Bulgaria, leading to flooded streets as reported by social media users.

Mayors of small municipalities in Bulgaria declared monthly salaries of around 10,000 BGN last year, according to an investigation by "Sega" based on recently published asset declarations. The data highlights the earnings of officials like the mayor of Balchik, Nikolay.

The director and medical staff at the hospital in Sopot, Bulgaria, have submitted their resignations.

GERB leader Boyko Borisov commented on the deployment of US military aircraft at Bezmer airport instead of Sofia, stating that Burgas received 'Eurovision' while they did not get the planes.

A debut novel that has garnered significant attention is now available in Bulgarian, making it accessible to a wider audience.

The Bulgarian Medical Union stated that reporting unperformed immunizations is a serious breach of professional responsibility and trust between doctor and patient, commenting on suspicions of fictitious vaccinations.

The Danube River near Lom, Bulgaria, has seen a slight increase in its water level, measuring minus 34 cm today, after reaching a record low of minus 35 cm yesterday.

Teenagers in Sofia reportedly vandalized the car of Nevyana Vladinova, Vice-President of the Bulgarian Rhythmic Gymnastics Federation, by throwing concrete pieces from a shopping mall.

A significant fire in Bulgaria's Haskovo region has reportedly destroyed close to 10,000 decares of land, with 17 fire teams and approximately 60 personnel battling the blaze.

On Energy has proposed a 300-400 million euro project to burn 200,000 tons of RDF waste annually to produce electricity in Elin Pelin, Bulgaria, a plan that has already drawn local protests.

Only two specialties across two Bulgarian universities are recognized globally, according to the latest Shanghai Ranking of Universities, with US institutions continuing to dominate top positions.

A photo gallery from a Bulgarian outlet illustrates how a popular tourist tradition is endangering rock formations in Northern Ireland.

A Bulgarian business newsletter reports on a projected single-digit growth of the minimum wage in 2027 and a new package of measures aimed at combating real estate fraud.

Ivan Gradoboev, a Bulgarian man, built his own home using knowledge gained from YouTube after being unable to afford one, and now lives without utility bills.

Low water levels in the Danube River near Ryahovo, Bulgaria, have led to the discovery of 22 new prehistoric artifacts, including lower jawbones.

As part of a series on the Bulgarian Black Sea coast, an article explores Sinemorets, highlighting its quiet charm and what happens in the area during the tourist season.

Bulgaria's State Agency for National Security (DANS), in cooperation with the Communications Regulation Commission (CRC) and the Sofia Directorate of Internal Affairs (SDVR), located and neutralized a powerful GPS jammer in a highly guarded complex in the Dragalevtsi neighborhood of Sofia.

Tsvetan Tsvetanov stated that his party, "Republicans for Bulgaria," faced repression from state structures, hindering its establishment, and acknowledged that forming his project quickly after leaving GERB was a mistake, adding that GERB is in crisis.

A French political science professor and his wife had a negative experience with a car rental in Bulgaria during their two-week vacation, despite returning the vehicle without issues.

A yellow code warning for dangerously hot weather has been issued for most of Bulgaria, with maximum temperatures expected to reach between 33°C and 38°C.

Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš is scheduled for an official visit to Sofia, Bulgaria, on September 16, as announced in Prague.

Border police in Burgas, Bulgaria, apprehended a Moldovan national and a migrant following a car chase.

A powerful GPS jamming device, capable of disrupting satellite navigation signals in parts of Sofia, including the airport area, was located and neutralized in the Dragalevtsi district of the Bulgarian capital.

Abdulrahman al-Khalidi, a Saudi national who had been detained for years in Bulgaria, has been released on bail. The news was announced by the Bulgarian Helsinki Committee.

Bulgaria's Ministry of Education is preparing to change the school funding model, which currently links teacher salaries to student numbers, as announced by Minister Georgi Valchev.

An author's newsletter provides personal reflections on events in Bulgaria and worldwide, including 'Black Sea impressions' and mentions of threats from Lavrov and Trump.

The Deputy Governor of the Bulgarian National Bank (BNB), Dimitar Radev, stated that the technical transition to the euro has been successful, but the real test for its long-term success lies ahead.

Saudi rights campaigner Abdulrahman al-Khalidi, who fled Saudi Arabia, has been released by Bulgaria after being held for four years and ten months on national security threat claims.

Bulgarian students achieved notable success at the International Geography Olympiad, securing two silver medals for Boris Donkov and Zvezdemir Penev, and a bronze medal for another participant.

The municipality of Sozopol, Bulgaria, is inviting local businesses to a meeting to strategize how to capitalize on the interest generated by Eurovision.

The Bulgarian state has issued assurances that there are no problems arising from the reduction in power output at the Kozloduy Nuclear Power Plant.

According to Eurostat data, Bulgaria was among the top EU countries experiencing the largest increase in fuel prices during July, with values at petrol stations rising again after a period of stability.

Bulgaria will provide €20 million this year to support preparations for the 2027 Eurovision Song Contest, which is planned to be held in Burgas. The announcement followed a meeting between Deputy Prime Minister Ivo Hristov and Burgas Mayor Dimitar Nikolov.

The "I Choose Bulgaria" program offers a one-time payment equivalent to six average salaries to individuals who find and maintain employment in a smaller Bulgarian town for at least eight months.

The first Bulgarian edition of 'Positions 2020,' a collection of essays, interviews, and articles by Michel Houellebecq, has been published.

The Bulgarian National Audit Office has revealed that 108 out of 134 student holiday bases are currently closed and falling into disrepair, highlighting a significant issue with public property management.

Bulgarian police and prosecutors arrested 874 people and initiated 827 drug investigations in July, dismantling 37 laboratories and seizing over 600 kg of cannabis.

The Bulgarian Minister of Justice and the Ombudsman are preparing a new law on juvenile justice, with a working group soon to be formed to develop the legislation.

Lawyer Toni Menkinoski criticizes Bulgaria for delivering a blockade to North Macedonia despite promising aid, urging Macedonia to finally respond with the force of law.

The European fitness industry is experiencing record growth, with physical activity becoming a key factor for public health and quality of life, a trend also observed in Bulgaria as its market develops.

Following a murder in Plovdiv, Bulgaria's Interior Minister Ivan Demerdzhiev has not specified how many online groups or individuals associated with 'pedophile hunters' and the spread of violent behavior among minors are being monitored by the Ministry.

Bulgaria is forecast to experience sunny weather with maximum temperatures between 34 and 39 degrees Celsius, reaching around 35 degrees in Sofia, though the Black Sea coast will be less dangerously hot.

A Bulgarian news outlet provides details on the film 'Insidious Trap: Escape from the Afterlife', listing its writers, producers, and cast members.

Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte confirmed that an Iranian attack on Bulgaria would be considered an attack against NATO, triggering Article 5 of the alliance.

The third season of the Bulgarian podcast 'Word of the Week' will feature Professor Daniel Valchev discussing the need for greater self-confidence among Bulgarians.

The public discussion on the draft amendment to the regulation concerning water attractions in Bulgaria has concluded, with submitted comments and remarks now being reviewed.

Bulgaria's Commission for Protection of Competition has accused three companies of forming a cartel. The accusation suggests anti-competitive practices within the market.

Yulian Nikolov, 39, who was apprehended with a large quantity of drugs in a car also containing a baby, has been released from custody and placed under house arrest.

The Bulgarian prosecution has launched an investigation into the construction of the Hemus Highway and the Northern Speed Tangent. This inquiry continues the ongoing scrutiny of the project, raising questions about potential charges.

A calendar highlights upcoming cultural events in Bulgaria, including the Apollonia festival, Markovo Music Summer, and a concert by Jaya The Cat.

Mickoski stated that the Council of Europe has confirmed the Macedonian Constitution protects the rights of all citizens, including the Bulgarian community, in response to comments from Bulgarian Prime Minister Rumen Radev.

The Bulgarian Ministry of Health is discussing updates and refinements to the rules governing foreign doctors working in Bulgaria under scientific exchange programs.

Bulgarian Minister Ivan Shishkov announced that several state-owned water companies, including ViK Energy Group, have entered into disadvantageous electricity purchase contracts.

Bulgarian prosecutors have launched an investigation into reports of poisoned vultures, following signals received from the "Central Balkan" National Park.

The Bulgarian Ombudsman has alerted the Minister of Transport about problems with free public transport for children, following complaints that children with electronic cards from one municipality are being removed from vehicles.

An analysis by Supreme Court judge Kalin Kalpakchiev, presented at a judicial ethics forum, explores alternatives to the vetting process within Bulgaria's judicial system. The discussion focuses on integrity and reform.

Bulgarian Prime Minister Rumen Radev's initial months in office suggest a leadership style that has led to comparisons with Hungary's Viktor Orban, with some describing him as an 'inconvenient leader.'

Binance, a major cryptocurrency exchange, reportedly provided personal data of a client residing in Bulgaria to Russian special services, who was under investigation for a donation related to the war in Ukraine.

The Bulgarian government has stated it does not plan to introduce restrictions on the use of social media by minors.

The third season of the podcast "Word of the Week" with Iva Doychinova is set to begin on August 25. Ahead of its launch, Dnevnik is sharing messages from previous guests, including former BTV news director Venelin Petkov, who spoke about a sense of "catastrophe" in the country.

A key argument in North Macedonia suggests that including Bulgarians in the Constitution would clarify the distinction between Macedonians and Bulgarians, a notion deemed dangerous by some. Bulgarians already possess rights under the current Constitution.

NATO affirmed its commitment to defend Bulgaria from any threat, while the GERB party urged President Radev not to hide behind the alliance, following comments about the Bezmer air base.

Bulgaria has heightened security measures at its Bezmer air base following reports that Iran considered potential attacks on US military targets in southeastern Europe, including those in Bulgaria.

Police are searching for a 58-year-old man from Peshtera's Lukovitsa quarter, which was flooded after a storm. Search efforts include drones and tracking dogs.

A young bearded vulture, originally from Ostrava Zoo and released in Bulgaria, was found poisoned at its release site, alongside seven other dead vultures, shocking conservationists.

Bulgaria will construct a dike on the Danube River near the Kozlodui Nuclear Power Plant after the facility reduced its production, according to the Bulgarian Energy Minister.

Iran stated it has no issue with the Bulgarian people but asserted its right under international law to attack any actions that support US-Israeli military aggression against the country.

Representatives from 'Progressive Bulgaria,' GERB, and 'Democratic Bulgaria' have identified the replacement of the Supreme Judicial Council (VSS) as a leading goal for the upcoming political season.

The "For the Earth" association highlights in its report that Bulgaria primarily treats energy poverty as a heating issue, lacking data and policies for people unable to maintain safe temperatures during summer heatwaves. This oversight leaves many vulnerable to extreme heat.

The Legal Committee in Bulgaria has adopted a measure requiring some state civil servants to undergo integrity tests.

A Bulgarian article suggests that despite historical advice against investing in Europe, the current skepticism among investors towards the continent means that top-performing companies in the region are often undervalued, presenting potential stock market gains.

Three men are in life-threatening condition following a gas cylinder explosion in Breznik, Bulgaria, which occurred after they refilled the cylinder at a gas station.

An electronic philatelic gallery has been created, compiling the history of Bulgarian stamp issuance from 1879 to the present day, featuring over 5800 stamps.

The Social Democratic Union of Macedonia (SDSM) asserted that Macedonian history has its own continuity and cannot be rewritten according to Bulgarian national claims, emphasizing Macedonia's distinct historical, spiritual, and cultural heritage.

The Bulgarian state is proposing new methodologies to combat rising prices, including projects to calculate 'fair value' and identify economically unjustified prices.

A new analysis by Greenpeace's Bulgarian branch revealed that at least 14 tankers from Russia's 'shadow fleet' sailed in Bulgarian and Romanian waters between January 1 and August 1.

A ranking of Bulgaria's top software companies, led by Amusnet Interactive and EGT Digital, reveals over 15% average revenue growth in the top 50, though some companies face employee reductions and turnover declines.

The Bulgarian judiciary has entered an election period for the parliamentary quota of the Supreme Judicial Council (VSS), with nominations from citizens, NGOs, and the academic community now closed and set for publication.

An article discusses the codes of neo-Nazi hatred, focusing on groups like 'Blood and Honor' and individuals like Tessak, and the broader network of neo-Nazi violence.

A significant change in Bulgaria's pension system now allows millions of insured citizens to choose between more risky or conservative investment strategies for their mandatory monthly contributions to private pension funds.

A Bulgarian news report briefly touches on topics including Iran, Russia, a mention of Kushner, and an 87-year-old's $40 million Ferrari purchase.

Train traffic between Vladaya and Gorna Banya in Bulgaria was suspended after an incident involving a passenger train from Pernik to Sofia, where an axle of the last bogie of an electric multiple unit derailed, though no injuries were reported.

Progressive Bulgaria anticipates the formation of a new Supreme Judicial Council by November, according to statements made by its representatives.

A new fire involving dry grass temporarily closed a section of the Trakia highway leading towards Sofia, Bulgaria.

A conflict has emerged between Bulgarian Interior Minister Ivan Demerdzhiev and the Prosecutor's Office, sparked by an investigation related to Delyan Peevski, with the issue attributed to the concentration of power within the Prosecutor's Office.

The third season of the Bulgarian podcast "Word of the Week" with Iva Doychinova is set to begin on August 25. Writer Zahari Karabashliev is featured, discussing the need for more boldness.

Mitrofanova stated that Moscow's discourse regarding Bulgaria represents an advance and an expectation.

Summer heatwaves have led to a noticeable decrease in the water levels of the Seven Rila Lakes in Bulgaria, causing streams to dry up and lake shores to recede by several meters.

Bulgarian President's Deputy, Iliana Yotova, stated there is no basis to convene the Consultative Council for National Security (CCNS). Yotova added that the presidency is coordinating with the government, Security Council, services, and international partners.

Bulgaria's Transport Minister announced that signal jamming over Sofia's airspace did not pose a threat to flights, addressing concerns about air safety.

A Bulgarian news outlet publishes a report detailing 36 hours spent in Sunny Beach, a popular resort on the Black Sea coast, as part of a series exploring iconic coastal locations during the summer season.

The article discusses the challenges for the left in Bulgaria, particularly its inability to identify and mobilize people who share left-wing values but do not identify as leftists, suggesting this creates space for a new Bulgarian Left.

Tehran has issued threats against Europe's strategically important southeast, specifically mentioning Bulgaria, which hosts a US air base. The credibility of these threats is being assessed.

Social partners in Bulgaria have reached an agreement on the final element for determining the minimum wage, according to the Ministry of Finance. This follows a meeting between government representatives, trade unions, and employers.

Bulgaria's Consumer Protection Commission has reported finding only a limited number of violations during inspections along the Black Sea coast, indicating no widespread issues.

The Bulgarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has accused North Macedonia of a lack of humanity in an official statement. The position from the Ministry highlights ongoing diplomatic tensions between the two countries.

An article describes the challenging experience of hiking the notorious 'Knife-Edge Ridge' in Bulgaria, known for its treacherous path.

Around 7,000 high school graduates participated in the Bulgarian language and literature matriculation exam, which was held in 435 schools across the country.

Police in Montana, Bulgaria are searching for two underage sisters, 16-year-old Boyana Borislavova Vasileva and her 14-year-old sister Teodora, who have been missing since August 19, 2026, after leaving their home.

Bulgaria's Commission for Protection of Competition has accused three companies—"O-Rent" EOOD, "Inzhkonsult" EOOD, and "Zemekop" EOOD—of forming a cartel during public procurement tenders for the supply of construction equipment.

Prosecutors have charged two men in Bulgaria for an extortion scheme conducted through social media platforms.

Police arrested four individuals following an operation in nightclubs in Sunny Beach, with marijuana, methamphetamine, and ecstasy found in their possession.

The film 'To Save a Mountain,' winner of the Sundance Grand Jury Prize, is set to open the seventh edition of the Sofia DocuMental festival with its Bulgarian premiere on September 24.

Bulgaria's Health Minister announced that the construction of the National Children's Hospital and ensuring easier access to medical services are key goals for the Ministry of Health, with the hospital expected to be ready by the end of the current mandate.

A Bulgarian state hospital director reflects on the challenges of healthcare management, noting the lack of patient ratings or clear classifications for medical institutions.

An infographic provides statistical insights into tourism along Bulgaria's Black Sea coast.

Bulgaria's summer tourism sector is experiencing a weak start to the season despite price increases, raising concerns about the price-quality ratio. The Ministry is working on marketing improvements, but challenges remain.

The long-discussed highway between Varna and Burgas in Bulgaria remains largely on paper, with only eight kilometers built out of over 100 planned, despite decades of talk about this mythical infrastructure project.

Bulgarian Prime Minister Nikolay Denkov claims that regional education management chiefs are being quietly replaced with temporary appointments, often overnight.

Organizing a children's party in a park without municipal permission in Bulgaria could result in fines ranging from 153 to 255 euros for a first offense.

The death of seven vultures in Bulgaria is jeopardizing over 30 years of efforts to reintroduce bearded vultures and risks international partnerships that provide protected birds, according to Dr. Adriana Dzhamalova of Green Balkans.

Traffic on Bulgaria's Sub-Balkan road will be disrupted next week due to road marking work, specifically between the villages of Mirkovo and the Plovdiv regional border, from August 24 to 28.

Bulgarian Interior Minister Ivan Demerdzhiev announced increased security measures in the Bezmer area, near a military air base, due to a heightened threat level. This follows a Financial Times report on military activities in the region.

Net advertising investments in Bulgaria are expected to continue growing, reaching €372 million in 2025 with an annual growth rate of nearly 10%, mirroring the global advertising market trend.

Bulgarian President Rumen Radev and NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte held a phone conversation to discuss the security environment in Europe. Their discussion focused on the potential risk of aggressive actions from Iran, as reported by foreign media.

Switzerland has officially opened the application period for artists to submit their songs to represent the country at the 2027 Eurovision Song Contest, which is scheduled to be held in Bulgaria.

Bulgaria's Central Election Commission (CEC) has allocated additional seats to the Movement for Rights and Freedoms (DPS) in district commissions, reportedly disadvantaging GERB and benefiting Delyan Peevski, a decision that has led to a case in the Constitutional Court.

East Beach in Sveti Vlas, Bulgaria, has been cleaned of sewage water, and the swimming ban has been lifted, allowing visitors to swim safely.

The 'Radev' cabinet is allocating 170 million euros in so-called 'Iranian aid' to support approximately 50,000 farmers, aiming to compensate for increased production costs.

Four animals, including a seagull, a capybara named Capi, a pink flamingo, and a seahorse, have been proposed as mascot options for Eurovision 2027 in Burgas, Bulgaria.

Police in Stara Zagora, Bulgaria, are searching for a 61-year-old man, while Varėna police officers in Lithuania are looking for a missing minor.

This article is the daily edition of the "Morning Dnevnik" bulletin, created for subscribers, covering news that will remain significant. It mentions an arrest warrant in Moscow and an operation named "Forest Gump" in Kyiv, along with other national sensitivities.

Bulgaria is experiencing a sunny and hot day across the country, with a yellow code warning issued for high temperatures between 33 and 38 degrees Celsius, except for the Black Sea coast.

Bulgaria's Minister of Education stated that there have been no discussions regarding the introduction of military training in schools, despite it being an idea mentioned in the government's management program.

The final illegal structures in the Lozenets neighborhood of Stara Zagora, Bulgaria, have been demolished, as documented by a photo gallery.

The Bulgarian Patent Office has rejected the registration of the trademark 'Bangaranga', citing concerns that it infringes upon national pride.

European private equity fund Oakley Capital has announced the acquisition of a controlling stake in Graphwise, a Bulgarian developer of semantic technologies, marking one of the largest deals in the country's software sector.

Siika Mileva, former spokesperson for Chief Prosecutor Ivan Geshev, has been nominated for a position on the Prosecutorial College of the Supreme Judicial Council from the professional quota, among 25 candidates for the body.

The Sofia Municipality is reportedly considering ordering 'Vitosha Ski' to dismantle the Knyazhevo ski lift, deeming it unsafe. This potential directive could impact local tourism and infrastructure.

A scam involving vacation properties advertised online has defrauded nearly 30 individuals in Bulgaria, who were convinced to pay around 50% deposits.

Residents of Sofia, Bulgaria, are being invited to participate in a survey to determine the preferred locations for new bicycle lanes as part of the city's planning initiatives.

A minor was stabbed in the back in Troyan, Bulgaria, on Sunday afternoon. Police reported that the victim and a 49-year-old man knew each other and had previous conflicts, leading to a dispute.

A partial state of disaster has been declared in the Haskovo region of Bulgaria due to a fire. Additional resources will be deployed as needed to manage the situation.

A 47-year-old man was injured with a machete during a dispute in Pernik, Bulgaria, which reportedly escalated when a 27-year-old joined a conflict between two older men.

Macedonian historians Kotlar and Trajkova have criticized statements by Bulgarian Vice President Iliana Iotova regarding a shared history between Macedonia and Bulgaria, particularly concerning the Ilinden-Preobrazhenie Uprising.

The 'People's Power' initiative committee in Bulgaria has announced its nomination of a presidential candidate pair.

Peach producers in Bulgaria have blocked the road between Sliven and Stara Zagora, protesting that they continue to operate at a loss. The demonstration highlights the economic struggles faced by farmers in the region.

An analysis discusses three common misconceptions regarding the minimum wage, particularly in the context of Bulgaria, referencing Eurostat data for 2025.

Bulgarian Vice President Iliana Yotova stated that Bulgaria will not abandon Bulgarians in North Macedonia, emphasizing a shared history during the 123rd anniversary commemoration of the Ilinden-Preobrazhenie Uprising at Petrova Niva.

Greek marketplace platform Vendora.gr is launching Vendora.eu to expand its operations into the broader European market, building on its existing presence in Greece, Cyprus, and Bulgaria.

A Bulgarian news outlet introduces a children's news section, reprinting accessible versions of news stories for younger readers every Monday.

Bulgarian high school graduates are taking their second mandatory matriculation exam today, August 24, for a specialized subject or a state vocational exam. This applies to students who did not take the exams in May, were not admitted, or received a low grade.

A yellow code warning has been issued for short-term but intense rainfall, thunderstorms, and hail in 12 regions across Western and Central Bulgaria. The warning covers areas including Sofia, Pernik, Kyustendil, and Plovdiv.

The Faculty of Slavic Philology at Sofia University 'St. Kliment Ohridski' in Bulgaria has issued a statement in defense of Ukrainian books and culture.

A report from Capital-bg covers the ongoing summer season in Albena, a popular resort town on the Bulgarian Black Sea coast, as part of a series on coastal destinations.

The Bulgarian Minister of Transport has dismissed criticism regarding a Russian Ilyushin plane's mission to Serbia, asserting that it was undoubtedly a humanitarian operation. The minister's statement aims to clarify the nature of the flight amidst scrutiny.

The new team at Bulgaria's Ministry of Justice has announced comprehensive legislative measures to combat property fraud, despite this task not being explicitly included in the government's management program.

Actor Plamen Dimov, recently seen in the Bulgarian series "Faith, Hope and Love," discusses his career and his recent "Ikar" theatrical award for Best Male Lead Role as Leone.

Specialists from the Naval Base in Varna, Bulgaria, have found the remains of unmanned aerial vehicles on the Black Sea coast.

A ban on the use of drinking water for irrigation purposes has been introduced in the Bulgarian town of Yablanitsa.

Employees from the Fiscal Control Directorate of the Bulgarian Revenue Agency are carrying out inspections at markets in Sofia.

According to reports, prices in Bulgaria are among the highest rising in the EU, placing the country among the leaders in the bloc for the increasing cost of living.

Ecomaat, a Bulgarian company founded by father and son Krachmarovi, started by cultivating roses and lavender and now exports 85% of its organic cosmetic products to markets in Europe and Asia, including Japan.

Bulgaria is set to reduce eco-taxes for appliances and solar panels by 2 to 9 times, while taxes for batteries will remain high. This follows a public consultation on changes to the state product regulations.

Bulgaria is bracing for a hot and sunny day, with temperatures expected to be dangerously high in four specific regions. Authorities are warning the public about the extreme heat conditions.

Bulgarian Defense Minister Dimitar Stoyanov held a video conference with US Assistant Secretary of War William J. Cappelletti Jr., requesting an acceleration of F-16 fighter jet deliveries.

Denpasar Immigration authorities are actively tracking two foreign nationals, born in Israel and holding Bulgarian and Romanian passports, for questioning.

The Milvus Group for Bird and Nature Protection announced that Boev, a bearded vulture involved in the European conservation program 'Bearded Vulture LIFE', was found dead in Bulgaria alongside other birds. This incident represents a significant setback for 30 years of conservation efforts.

Bulgaria's Ministry of Justice is proposing legislative changes to enhance protection against property fraud, including stricter rules for wills, real estate transactions, powers of attorney, and adverse possession.

The Bulgarian prosecution has stated that comments made by Interior Minister Ivan Demerdzhiev regarding ongoing investigations are unacceptable, emphasizing that public remarks on pending cases and evidence are inappropriate.

This text is part of a 'Capital' series on 'Sea Reports,' exploring significant locations along the Black Sea coast to observe the current season's developments and discuss future challenges for Bulgarian maritime tourism.

Romania's Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MAE) has issued a travel advisory for Bulgaria, where temporary traffic restrictions for vehicles over 12 tons will be implemented starting Friday due to high temperatures. The restrictions are aimed at mitigating risks associated with extreme heat.

Former Bulgarian Prime Minister and Education Minister Acad. Nikolay Denkov disclosed that 7-8 heads of regional education departments were asked to resign, with some complying and others not responding.

The Black Sea is a promising region for gas extraction in Europe, but deposits are currently found north or south of Bulgaria, leaving the country without significant discoveries while Romania and Turkey enjoy large finds.

The HotBooks newsletter's Sunday edition, August 23rd, recommends vacation reads from Bulgaria, featuring a mix of books including one about death and a bitter satire.

A wildfire near the town of Kotel in Bulgaria has been brought under control, with army units and a helicopter working to extinguish the remaining hotspots.

Bulgaria's sole nuclear power plant, Kozloduy, announced a 12% reduction in capacity starting Friday due to the low water levels of the Danube River, impacting one of its energy blocks.

With over 15 years of experience and a 5000 sq.m warehouse in Bulgaria, Pulse Gym Shop has established itself as one of the largest distributors of fitness equipment in Europe, offering comprehensive solutions from concept to implementation.

The debut novel 'Malànima' by Italian writer Rosita Manuguerra, now released in Bulgarian, explores the unique emotional pain of being in a place one does not wish to be.

A business newsletter reports that low water levels in the Danube River are impacting production at the Kozloduy Nuclear Power Plant in Bulgaria. Separately, the advertising market has seen a 10% growth.

A Bulgarian news outlet features 'KATSEYE: WILD HEARTS', describing it as a captivating journey.

A partial state of emergency has been extended in the area surrounding the EMKO warehouses in Bulgaria, following recent explosions. The measure covers a 500-meter radius from the site.

The Bulgarian party "Edinenie" (Unity), led by Ivan Hristanov, has called for the democratic community to unite around him for the upcoming presidential elections, citing his greater chances.

Traffic through Bulgaria's Shipka Pass will be prohibited from 9 AM to 3 PM on Saturday, with vehicles redirected through the Pass of the Republic. This closure will affect local traffic and those coming from Veliko Tarnovo.

Bulgaria's Health Minister Katya Ivkov announced that the Center for Assisted Reproduction will continue to operate in its current form, abandoning a proposal to transfer its fund to the national health insurance system.

Sources from Tehran have told the Financial Times that Iranian forces are considering attacks on US facilities in Southeast European countries, such as Bulgaria, which recently approved the use of the Bezmer airbase.

The Sofia City Prosecutor's Office has requested and received materials from the General Directorate for Combating Organized Crime regarding an investigation into large sums paid for private flights by DPS leader Delyan Peevski.

Three medical practices in Lovech, Bulgaria, have been reported to authorities over suspicions of fictitious measles vaccinations, while two others closed due to retirement or death of doctors.

Renowned mentalist Lior Suchard, known for his sold-out shows in over 60 countries, is set to return to Bulgaria for performances.

Bulgarian opposition leaders, including Asen Vasilev and Atanas Atanasov, have accused the government of inaction and called for a meeting of the Consultative Council for National Security, criticizing President Iliana Yotova's lack of response.

A debate is ongoing in Bulgaria regarding whether investments in solar panels and batteries have effectively reduced electricity prices, with some arguing that costs remain high despite the new energy assets.

Bulgaria ranks first in Europe for registered measles cases, with 534 confirmed cases by August 18, according to Professor Iva Hristova, director of the National Center for Infectious and Parasitic Diseases.

Several ministers across three Bulgarian governments have failed for over a year to finalize crucial regulations aimed at limiting online gambling, which would include setting limits on site usage and betting caps.

A Bulgarian business newsletter reports that state debts have reached record-high costs. The newsletter also covers a significant deal concerning the successor to 'Ontotext'.

Bulgarian customs authorities achieved great success by stopping the illegal trafficking of weapons destined for the heart of Europe.

Bulgaria is reportedly paying almost 12 million euros to a company associated with TIM, a consequence of an error made by the "Borisov 3" government, with the issue dating back to 1994.

Bulgaria's Interior Minister Ivan Demerdzhiev announced that "all possible measures" have been taken to protect a military base, in coordination with the Ministry of Defense, due to a significantly heightened threat level from potential Iranian attacks.

The Bulgarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has extended an invitation to international observers for the upcoming presidential elections. The government has also outlined the tasks and preparations for the electoral process.

Bulgaria's road agency has announced that heavy goods vehicles over 12 tons will face restrictions on highways, specifically on Friday afternoons and Sundays, to ease traffic.