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Fiscal Council: There is no problem entering 2026 without a budget
There is nothing unusual about the country entering a new year without an approved budget – the law explicitly allows for such a situation
The Minister of Social Affairs suddenly promises reform of the pension system
Minister of Labor and Social Policy Borislav Gutsanov promised reform of the pension system next year. The Roadmap for improving the pension model
The cabinet has allocated BGN 570 million for the Medkovets – Sratsimir railway section
The government surprisingly provided nearly BGN 570 million for the modernisation of the railway section from Medkovets to Sratsimir
After 10 years of waiting: BGN 6.5 million goes to villages near Kyustendil and five other municipalities
After a decade of administrative efforts and rejections, the Kyustendil region has finally achieved a breakthrough in European funding for small settlements
The Ministry of Finance proposed half-hearted measures to optimize state administration
Finance Minister Temenuzhka Petkova is making a very modest attempt to optimize state administration against the backdrop of huge criticism of the work of civil servants
Petkova presented the new 2026 Budget, in line with business demands
Late on Friday evening, the Ministry of Finance published the new version of the Draft State Budget for 2026 and the updated Medium-Term Budget Forecast
Terziev presented Sofia's record budget while maintaining taxes
Sofia's budget for 2026 will be €1.81 billion (BGN 3.4 billion), which is 23% more than this year. The expected funds from the state for delegated activities are €727 million
The Ministry of Finance found the missing €1.5 billion and will submit the new budget on Monday
The Ministry of Finance (MF) has managed to find the missing €1.5 billion for Bulgaria's new state budget for 2026, which it plans to submit for consideration
Karadzhov plans two more bridges over the Danube
In addition to the third future bridge over the Danube near Ruse, Bulgaria has ambitions to build two more—near Silistra and Nikopol
Parliament approves “bankruptcy budget” for 2026 with over BGN 20 billion in new debt
The National Assembly (NA) adopted Bulgaria's state budget for 2026 at first reading. The debate among MPs was dominated by criticism and disputes over the proposed parameters