AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoUkraine War Policy Rift: PM Rumen Radev says Bulgaria has exhausted its ability to supply weapons and ammunition to Ukraine and will not join the France-UK-led “Coalition of the Willing,” arguing diplomacy over continued military aid; Defence Minister Dimitar Stoyanov adds there’s no formal framework for the coalition yet. Political Fallout: Opposition and GERB warn Bulgaria risks isolation from Europe’s security push, while GERB deputy Daniel Mitov says peace must not mean capitulation. Defence Industry: Stoyanov signals management changes at state-owned TEREM Holding after poor performance, including salary cuts and a restructuring plan. Water Emergency: A state of emergency is declared in Srebarna Nature Reserve due to critically low lake water levels, with a crisis team and emergency pumping measures. Constitution Anniversary: Parliament marks the 35th anniversary of the 1991 Constitution with an exhibition and roundtable on the rule-of-law foundations. Anti-Corruption Setup: Parliament’s anti-corruption committee hears the sole candidate for the new Anti-Corruption Commission, focusing on prevention and risk analysis. Family Policy Protest: Parents protest again nationwide, demanding higher and indexed maternity and child benefits. EU Digital Euro: The ECB shortlists 36 payment providers for digital euro trials starting in 2027.
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