The general elections in Bulgaria will be held on 4 April. This was revealed in a public address made by President Rumen Radev, in which he announced that he had signed an ordinance setting the day of the vote. The head of state essentially scheduled the elections for a week later than the date of 28 March, which he had initially announced.

The main tasks that the Bulgarian government has to undertake are related to fulfilling the Roadmap commitments resulting from the Bulgarian lev's entry into ERM II, which took effect on 10 July 2020. This is what Minister of Finance Kiril Ananiev said in an interview he gave at the annual Euromoney forum for Central and Eastern Europe, the Ministry of Finance announced on its website. According to him, a National Plan to Adopt the Euro in Bulgaria is being drafted.

No expert can say that the pandemic will be over in March, said Prime Minister Boyko Borissov in response to comments on the voting date. He made a surprise appearance at the regular briefing of the National Operative Staff in order to respond to criticism expressed by President Rumen Radev. The measures we employ are the mildest and most sparing for the people's psychological wellbeing, Borissov stated, praising the Staff, and defining it as the most competent.

At the initiative of the head of state, Rumen Radev, the presidency has launched a round of consultations aimed at formulating the necessary steps to ensure fair and transparent election process that will guarantee the health and voting right of Bulgarian citizens.

12 Bulgarian scientists at the Sofia University “St Kliment Ohridski” are in the top two percent of the world's best scientists according to a Stanford University ranking.

Mustafa Karadayi was elected to another term as president of the Movement for Rights and Freedoms (MRF) during the party's annual conference, which was held online for the first time ever this past Saturday.

“I have always thought that solutions can be found at the negotiating table. The current and the coming generations will never forgive either Bulgaria or the Republic of North Macedonia for failing to reach a compromise that would have created a path forward,” Prime Minister Boyko Borissov said during his meeting earlier today with Vlado Buchkovski, special representative of the government of the Republic of North Macedonia to Bulgaria, the Council of Ministers announced.

It is time for the government of the Republic of North Macedonia to renounce the manipulative thesis that Bulgaria disputes the right of self-determination and the identity of the citizens of the Republic of North Macedonia or their right to name their language as they wish. This was announced by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in connection with a statement made by the government of the Republic of North Macedonia.

For residents of the Italian city of Brescia, the local car battery recycling factory Piombifera Italiana, which several years ago was acquired by the Bobokov brothers, who were recently indicted for illegal hazardous waste disposal in Bulgaria, was a true scourge of the environment for decades.

After seeing that Bulgaria does not believe the oligarchs' crocodile tears and that its citizens no longer fall for their vaudeville tricks, the multi-millionaires of the country's murky period of transitioning to democracy decided to take their circus act across the pond and inundate the American society and institutions with lies. Yet again.