AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoUkraine Support Rift: Bulgaria has officially withdrawn from the Western-backed “Coalition of the Willing,” with PM Rumen Radev saying Sofia has exhausted its weapons-and-ammunition stockpiles and wants diplomacy over continued military aid. NATO Limits: Radev’s move follows similar strain signals from other NATO partners, including the Netherlands saying it has reached its limit on direct military help. Security Debate in Sofia: Opposition leaders and ruling coalition figures trade accusations over whether staying out isolates Bulgaria from Europe’s security push. Water Crisis: A state of emergency was declared for the Srebarna Nature Reserve after critically low lake levels, with a crisis team set to monitor and pump water. Constitution Anniversary: Parliament marked 35 years since the 1991 Constitution with an exhibition and roundtable on the rule-of-law foundations. Digital Payments: The ECB shortlisted 36 firms for digital euro trials starting in 2027, with Bulgaria excluded from the pilot. Child Welfare: Bulgaria’s child helpline 116 111 logged 13,500 calls in the first half of 2026. Tourism Push: Bulgaria and Poland agreed steps to boost year-round travel, including a September business forum.
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