The Sofia Globe Monday digest: September 29
Sofia woke slow; the systems did not. Long before the coffee kicks in, Europe’s new borders are already awake —
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Month: September 2025
Bulgaria welcomes victory of Sandu’s pro-European party in Moldova’s parliamentary elections
The unequivocal results of the parliamentary elections in Moldova further reconfirm its European future, which Bulgaria firmly and consistently supports,
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EU environment agency: Bulgaria faces significant challenges in relation to climate adaptation
Bulgaria faces significant challenges in relation to climate adaptation, including increased vulnerability to extreme weather events and economic risks from
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NSI: Visits to Bulgaria by non-residents for holidays topped 1.19 million in August 2025
There were more than 1.19 million visits by non-residents to Bulgaria for holidays in August 2025, according to figures released
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EU leaders congratulate Sandu on her pro-European party’s victory in Moldova’s elections
Leaders of the European Union extended congratulations on September 29 to Moldovan President Maia Sandu after her pro-European Party of
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Bulgaria’s opposition We Continue the Change party confirms Vassilev as leader
In an unanimous vote with 289 delegates in favour, Bulgaria’s reformist We Continue the Change (WCC) party elected former finance
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‘Mythological Transfomers’ exhibition by Turkish artists in Bulgaria’s capital
An exhibition entitled “Mythological Transformers” of works by five Turkish artists specialising in paper art is on at the Mission
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Bulgaria among EU frontline states in talks on Drone Wall – ‘from concept to concrete actions’
Bulgaria was among several European Union “frontline countries” participating in a high-level video conference of defence ministers on September 26
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International organisations: Media freedom in Bulgaria undermined by political polarisation, delayed reforms
Media freedom in Bulgaria faces profound challenges amid political polarisation and legislative inertia, and urgent action is needed from the
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