Israeli occupation forces arrested four Palestinians in Ramallah province today, Thursday, after raiding their homes.

Ten young journalists participated in a two-day training session organized by the Bulgarian News Agency (BTA) and the European Parliament's Office in Bulgaria, focusing on disinformation campaigns and the European Parliament's work.

The ancient city of Heraclea Sintica, located near Petrich in southwestern Bulgaria, is among 15 sites nominated for the 15th annual "Wonders of Bulgaria" award.

The 6th edition of the National Forum on Space Research and Innovation (NaFSKI-VI) officially opened today at Sofia Tech Park, bringing together leading scientists, researchers, and industry representatives from Bulgaria and abroad.

Bulgaria's Tourism Minister Miroslav Borshosh emphasized the importance of integrating the tourism sector into blue and green economies to ensure sustainable development and environmental protection. Speaking at the Black Sea 2030: Partnership for a Sustainable Future International Forum, Borshosh highlighted the need for joint efforts among the state, local authorities, and businesses to protect the coastline and stimulate innovation.

The Bulgarian News Agency (BTA) presented on Wednesday the English-language edition of 125 Years Bulgarian News Agency. The Real News: Stories On File 1989–2023 at its National Press Club in Sofia.

The casualty toll from the Israeli aggression on Gaza has risen to 67,682 martyrs and 170,033 injured since October 7, 2023.

The archives of the Bulgarian News Agency (BTA) were hailed as a national treasure with vast potential for research, innovation, and cultural preservation during a panel discussion on language data, held as part of a seminar organized by the European Language Data Space and the Institute of Bulgarian Language at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences.

Excellent wine practices and global trends in wine tourism will be among the topics on the second day of the 9th UN Tourism Global Conference on Wine Tourism in Plovdiv.

Bulgaria's Education and Science Minister Krasimir Valchev stated that artificial intelligence will profoundly impact socioeconomic relations, professions, and education systems at the 22nd Youth Economic Forum 2025 held at the University of National and World Economy.

Chinese authorities have evacuated more than 150,000 people from Guangdong Province as Typhoon Matmo approaches the southern coast, raising concerns over potential damage.

The Palestinian Ministry of Health reported a significant increase in casualties from the continuous Israeli aggression on Gaza since October 7, 2023, with the death toll rising to 67,074 and injuries reaching 169,430.

During the past academic year, the Sofia University was among the Bulgarian higher education institutions with the highest number of international students, alongside the four medical universities in Sofia, Plovdiv, Varna, and Pleven.

The Israeli occupation's assault on Gaza since October 7, 2023 has claimed a devastating toll of 66,005 lives and 168,162 injuries.

The death toll from Israel's relentless assault on Gaza since October 7, 2023, has risen to 65,382 killed and 166,985 injured.

A unique forest management model of forest cooperatives in the Rhodope mountains will be featured in a European study focused on small-scale forestry.

Burgas State University, Bulgaria, launched the 16th International Conference on Flexible Query Answering Systems (FQAS 2025) on September 11, 2025, gathering top scientists and researchers from five continents to share cutting-edge work in AI, intelligent systems, and data analysis.

The Bulgarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has expressed solidarity with Poland following the recent drone incursions into Polish airspace, reportedly linked to Russia.

The Bulgarian Tourist Union (BTU) will organize a hike for hundreds of mountain lovers, starting from the Ivan Vazov National Theatre to Mt. Cherni Vrah, to celebrate 130 years of organized tourism in Bulgaria.

A major new exhibition titled “The Splendour of Hellenistic Gold: The Ruler of Sakar” has opened at Bulgaria’s National Archaeology Museum in Sofia, bringing to light some of the most exquisite artifacts ever discovered in the country’s southeastern Sakar region.