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The Bulgarian Academy of Sciences is awarding Iliana Yotova the honorary title Doctor Honoris Causa for her contribution to Bulgarian science, education and culture worldwide.
The NHIF said the sale of some insulins will be discontinued. Patients should not stop or change their treatment without consulting their doctor.
According to the Interior Ministry, 218 people have died in road crashes since the start of the year. Protests have also been announced outside courthouses across Bulgaria.
CITUB and Podkrepa are protesting against draft budget changes they say would cut personnel costs and shift social security payments onto civil servants.
All organizations except the Bulgarian Industrial Capital Association conditionally backed the state social security budget draft. Pensions remain the largest expenditure.
Due to expected temperatures above 35°C, truck traffic over 20 tonnes will be restricted today and tomorrow on sections of Bulgaria’s national road network.
On June 30, the Orthodox Church marks the Synaxis of the Twelve Apostles, a common feast honouring Christ’s disciples and preachers.
Football legends Georgi Asparuhov-Gundi and Nikola Kotkov died 55 years ago in a severe car crash at Vitinya while travelling to Vratsa.
The Varna District Court has scheduled a preliminary hearing in the case against Blagomir Kotsev and four others, who face charges over 12 alleged crimes.
A 49-year-old man has been charged with a document-related offence in Varna over geodetic surveys used to issue certificates of building tolerance.
NSO security for Delyan Peevski cost 226,000 leva from January 1 to October. The data was disclosed after a ruling by the Administrative Court in Dobrich.
A new STEM center with classrooms for mathematics, informatics and natural sciences has opened at Vasil Levski Primary School in Pleven. Students presented demonstrations with modern equipment.
Defense Minister Dimitar Stoyanov said the Bulgarian Air Force is ready for the fire-risk season, while the mission of U.S. military aircraft in Bulgaria has ended.
Justice Minister Nikolay Naydenov said magistrates’ salaries will not increase further and that the method for indexing them will be changed.
A woman died and four people were injured in a serious crash on road II-48 between Kotel and Mokren. One of the injured was transported by air ambulance to Burgas.
Progressive Bulgaria proposes three major audits by the National Audit Office covering state finances, social insurance and the financial management of the Road Infrastructure Agency.
