No excise tax for electric cars, announces Deputy Finance Minister ↗
Front page leadBulgaria's Deputy Finance Minister has announced that electric cars will be exempt from excise tax, a move aimed at promoting greener transportation.
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Bulgaria's Deputy Finance Minister has announced that electric cars will be exempt from excise tax, a move aimed at promoting greener transportation.
Ukrainian President Zelensky has made a stark threat, stating his intention to visit Moscow accompanied by a missile.
This technology-focused story from Yettel highlights five HUAWEI devices designed to help users kickstart their autumn season.
The Inspectorate of the Supreme Judicial Council (IVSS) is investigating the prosecutor's office for allegedly disclosing personal data related to the 'Petrohan' case.
Vice President Yotova stated that Bulgaria was unable to voice its reservations regarding the UN's stance on the Ukraine conflict.
The Central Election Commission (CEC) has approved a new candidate for Tomov's vice and briefly replaced a Soviet citizen.
The official election campaign for the upcoming presidential vote commenced at midnight.
Bulgaria's Prosecutor's Office and Ministry of Interior have announced a successful increase in the number of drug laboratories uncovered.
Several US airlines are reportedly reluctant to increase flight operations to and from China.
Chinese President Xi Jinping stated that the US and China need to cooperate as responsible major powers during a meeting with Donald Trump.
The 'Twin Towns Friends 2026' festival, an event promoting international connections, begins today in the Bulgarian city of Lovech.
A journalist details her investigation into agent recruitment tactics on Telegram, describing her experience posing as a 'murzilkа' (a derogatory term for a Russian propagandist).
This technology piece discusses how student projects, even those that do not win awards, can still achieve success.
This economic report suggests consumers are being overcharged for fuel, with an estimated extra cost of 20 cents per liter or 10 euros per tank.
Taxi prices in the Bulgarian capital, Sofia, are set to increase by 5.3% starting from early 2027.