Headline: Vanesa Kostova’s Childhood Home Transformed into Orthodox Temple in Burgas Subheadline: Bulgaria’s legendary singer’s former residence in Dolno Ezerovo is now a sanctuary for the Old-Calendar Bulgarian Orthodox Church. Article: The humble abode where Bulgaria’s late music icon, Vanesa Kostova, spent her childhood has been reborn as a haven of tranquility and spirituality. The … Read more
Judicial Minister Maria Pavlov: Procedural Changes Aim to Complicate Borislav Saradov’s Appointment as Chief Prosecutor In a unanimous vote, the Legal Affairs Committee of the Bulgaria Parliament has approved changes to the judiciary law proposed by GERB-UDF, ITN, and Revival. The amendments, which include introducing double majorities for the election of leaders of the Supreme … Read more
Parliamentary Committee Approves Four Electoral Code Amendment Bills at First Reading In a significant development, the Legal Affairs Committee has approved four bills proposing changes to the Electoral Code at first reading. The move splits the committee’s political Landscape, with "DPS-Novo عيدChooser" voting against. ITN’s Radical Proposal Leading the charge was ITN with its comprehensive … Read more
Bulgarian Political Storm: GERB MP Challenges PП’s Asen Vasilev for Budget Committee Chair The first meeting of the budget committee kicked off with a bang today, as GERB MP Delyan Dobrev challenged the suitability of PП’s Asen Vasilev to chair the session. Dobrev argued that Vasilev lacked the necessary moral and professional qualities for the … Read more
Headline: Bulgaria‘s National Health Insurance Fund Chief Sounds Alarm on Overspending, Fraud Subhead: Stanimir Mihaylov reveals increases in expensive medical procedures, suspends suspicions of information leaks. In a recent interview with "This Morning," Stanimir Mihaylov, the newly reinstated head of Bulgaria’s National Health Insurance Fund (NHIF), expressed concern over rapidly escalating healthcare costs. Mihaylov, who … Read more
Ivanovden Marks a Day of Renewal and Hope on January 7 Mark your calendars, as Ivanovden is being celebrated today, on January 7. This special day signifies a time of renewal, fresh starts, and blessings for the year ahead. According to our records, a significant number of Bulgarians are celebrating today—precisely 329,954, comprising 210,822 men … Read more
B Jésus of ‘Southwestern Medical Center‘ Resign After Newborn’s Death The doctors at Mnogoprofilna Bolnitsa za Aktiveno Lekuvane "Yugozapadna Bolnitsa" have rescinded their resignation letters, following the incident involving the newborn who passed away in an ambulance en route from Sandanski to the hospital in Petrich, BTA News reports. On December 11, 29 doctors from … Read more
Title: Bullish on Utilities: Winter Shortages Spark Fresh Investment in Gen-Sets across Bulgaria Wrapping up weeks of power shortage woes after a harsh December, Bulgaria appears to be riding a wave of investment in uninterruptible electricity sources. Traditionally, reliance on the mainstream grid has proved insufficient, often leaving homes huddled before flickering oil lamps and … Read more
Title: Bulgarian Hospital Staff Under Fire for Dancing with Newborns in ‘Inappropriate’ Video A video circulating on social media has sparked outrage and sparked an investigation after it showed healthcare workers dancing with newborn babies at a Bulgarian hospital. The clip was filmed in the neonatal department of the Multiprofile Active Medical Complex "Dr. Ivan … Read more
Bulgaria‘s Political Stalemate: A Déjà Vu of Old Arguments In a familiar turn of events, Bulgaria’s political parties have resorted to the same arguments that stalled negotiations last year. One side insists the issue is personal, while the other maintains it’s about an agreement. This political Groundhog Day has left observers wondering if a breakthrough … Read more