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Revenue under the consolidated budget stands at 33.9bn euros, while spending plus the EU contribution reaches 37.5bn euros, the finance ministry's estimate shows.
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Under the plan, the voting machines will sit in a guarded warehouse in Sofia, travel under police escort, and have their encryption keys sealed in…
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Changes to the anti-discrimination law will force employers to open up about pay, deputy minister Nadya Klisurska says.
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The Managing Board of the State Fund Agriculture has approved 20,735,344 euros for cattle breeders and farmers who keep mother sheep and mother goats.
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New loans that the State Fund Agriculture pays out directly for approved projects under the Strategic Plan will charge interest at Bulgaria's…
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The bill would fine farms up to 10,000 euros for breeding and killing animals just for their fur.
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Parliament's committee overseeing the security services has approved the 2025 report of the national bureau that monitors covert surveillance, with 5…
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The aid counts as "de minimis" support for 2026, with a rate of up to 8 euros per animal, and covers part of the cost of feed, the fund says.
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All 27 of Bulgaria's active weather stations are now sharing data again, and as of today the institute is also feeding its raw weather readings into…
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Transport minister Georgi Peev says the audit found shortcomings in how the postal service has been run. Trains on the main routes will run free on…
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Builders and supervisors are demanding more than €700m from state rail infrastructure company NRIC under existing contracts, but the cabinet has not…
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In its first edition, the ministry has put together six online applications tied to the October 25 presidential and vice-presidential election.
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The committee on internal security and public order ruled that the European Commission's proposal needs more detail so it doesn't infringe on…
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Bulgaria's customs agency took in 790.5m euros more in the first nine months of 2026 than in the same period of 2025, a rise of 14.8%.
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MPs on the budget committee voted 18 to none, with one abstention, to back on first reading changes to the law on public offering of securities.
