AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoJudiciary Watch: Acting Prosecutor General Vanya Stefanova says her six-month priorities are restoring “normalcy” in prosecution work by tightening professionalism, improving dialogue between institutions, and ensuring investigations produce results that stand in court. Anti-Corruption Oversight: A new SCC Board member, Rosen Hristov, pledges to stop corruption schemes and misappropriation by drafting preventive international-style procedures after an audit of the State Consolidation Company and subsidiaries. Migration & Security Rhetoric: US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth sparked backlash in France by linking D-Day commemoration to an “invasion” of Europe via sea migration, naming beaches including Bulgaria and urging tougher European action. Public Safety: Sofia’s deadly crash update raises the toll to four after two injured passengers died in hospital; prosecutors say drivers of the two cars were likely responsible, with further checks on licenses and possible violations abroad. Culture & Diplomacy: Bulgaria, Romania and Serbia staged a cross-border folklore festival in Kapitanovtsi to keep traditions alive and strengthen regional ties. Science & National Presence: BTA says it remains the key Bulgarian source on Antarctic research, citing hundreds of reports and major visual coverage tied to the 34th expedition. Sports & Community: Bulgarian wrestlers won silver at the Ulaanbaatar Open, while a “Match of Hope” in Burgas backed treatment for former football stars.
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