AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoDefense Limits: Prime Minister Rumen Radev said Bulgaria has exhausted its ability to supply weapons and ammunition to Ukraine from its military stockpiles, with only repair and technical help still possible. Wildfire Readiness: Interior and Fire Safety officials presented EU-funded firefighting equipment and drones, saying coordination among institutions and volunteers is improving response capacity for 2026. Judicial Independence: The Prosecutors’ Association warned that a budget proposal linking magistrates’ pay to MPs’ salaries could undermine the judiciary’s independence. EU Sanctions Politics: Bulgaria confirmed it will not block the 21st Russia sanctions package while raising concerns, including over the inclusion of Patriarch Kirill. Culture & Diplomacy: Bulgaria marked ties with Greece and Israel through theatre and cultural events, including the Ivan Vazov National Theatre’s Greece tour and awards at the “Bulgarian Soul in the Holy Land” festival. Sports & Education: Bulgaria won five medals at the International Physics Olympiad in Colombia, while Sofia University opened its 63rd summer seminar for foreign students studying Bulgarian language and culture. Tourism Push: The Tourism Ministry plans a familiarization visit for Japanese tour operators to boost arrivals, citing growing interest in culture and festivals.
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