Next year, leading American companies will be invited to participate in tenders for strategic infrastructure projects in Bulgaria, including highways, railways, ports, and airports
We discussed with European Council President Antonio Costa how to ensure that the need for greater competitiveness is distributed fairly over the years
The government has finally drafted and approved its governance program – three months after its formation. The document appears to be quite detailed
The Bulgarian satellite technology and services company Endurosat plans to build one of the largest space and defense R&D centers in Europe on the site of the former airport in Dobroslavtsi
The joint research and development laboratory between the state-owned company LB Bulgaricum and the Japanese corporation Meiji
Prime Minister Rumen Radev discussed cooperation between Bulgaria and Ukraine in the energy sector and the supply of energy resources
I cannot guarantee that we will avoid arbitration, said Prime Minister Rumen Radev during Friday’s parliamentary session, commenting on the case filed against Bulgaria by “Litasco”
Bulgaria will not part with the equipment for the Belene Nuclear Power Plant, which has been sitting covered in plastic sheeting for years at the site of the failed nuclear project
Prime Minister Rumen Radev’s government is seeking a “fair” way to require civil servants to pay their own social security contributions
The European Commission will grant €370 million “in advance,” funds that had previously been blocked due to unfulfilled reforms under the Recovery and Resilience Plan
After many years of deadlock the EC will give the green light to the environmental assessment for the Yadenitsa Dam. Prime Minister Rumen Radev announced
The European Commission (EC) is initiating an excessive deficit procedure against Bulgaria. Our country ended 2025 with a budget deficit that Brussels deems unacceptable
Maintaining the European Union’s strong cohesion policy and Common Agricultural Policy will be a key priority for Bulgaria in the upcoming negotiations on the new long-term EU budget
Limiting public spending, reducing the budget deficit and maintaining low taxes in Bulgaria. These are some of the measures outlined in the program of “Progressive Bulgaria
Completion of the strategic Hemus and Struma highways, an urgent review of the rail transport contracts with Ivkoni Express, and large-scale development of port
