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VDL’s 2026 State of the EU address to the European Parliament: Full text (opens the original)
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European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen delivered her annual State of the European Union address to the European Parliament on September 16 2026. This is the full text. ‘It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.’ This is how Charles Dickens describes Europe in the days of the French Revolution. And it is also a fair description of the world we live in. The speed of change is incredible. The challenges exceptional. So if I look at Europe today, my take is this: the state of
Bulgaria takes part in global operation to disrupt Sality botnet (opens the original)
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An international operation supported by Europol and in which Bulgaria participated has disrupted the Sality peer-to-peer (P2P) botnet, a long-running criminal infrastructure used to distribute malicious payloads to thousands of infected computers worldwide, Europol said on September 2. The coordinated action, carried out on August 31 2026 and led by United States authorities, targeted a botnet believed to have been operating for more than two decades, Europol said. At its peak, the botnet gave i
Bulgaria’s former caretaker PM Gyurov confirms candidacy in presidential elections (opens the original)
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Former caretaker Prime Minister Andrei Gyurov confirmed on September 1 his candidacy in Bulgaria’s autumn 2026 presidential elections, with former acting secretary general of the Interior Ministry Georgi Kandev as his running mate. The Gyurov – Kandev ticket will be nominated by an initiative committee, rather than a political party or coalition, and is backed by Democratic Bulgaria and We Continue the Change. The announcement was made in the birthplace of both, Gotse Delchev, and followed month
Bulgaria’s government proposes getting into line by criminalising busting of EU sanctions (opens the original)
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Bulgaria’s government, at a meeting on August 27, proposed making busting of European Union sanctions a serious crime – a step to get into line with April 2024 EU rules. This was announced by the Bulgarian government information service, which said that the draft amendment to the Criminal Code proposes that violations of EU restrictive measures, as well as circumventing them, would become serious crimes, punishable not only by imprisonment but also by serious fines and the possibility of depriva
Bulgaria to reduce Kozloduy nuclear plant capacity as Danube River level falls (opens the original)
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The continuing decline in the Danube River waster levels prompted the Kozloduy nuclear power plant in Bulgaria to say that it would reduce capacity at one of its two units starting August 20. The plant said that it would cut 120 MW capacity at unit 5 as part of measures to ensure continued safe operations. Kozloduy, Bulgaria’s sole nuclear power plant, has two Soviet-made 1000MW reactors in operation. In a statement on August 19, the plant’s operator said that it was the first time in its 52-yea
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