AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoDiplomacy & Security: Prime Minister Rumen Radev said Bulgaria backs Germany after the Leipzig hybrid-attack allegations, calling it reckless and warning the risk of the conflict spreading. He also argued Western long-range weapons to Ukraine are escalating danger. EU Budget & Energy: Radev met Slovak PM Robert Fico and discussed EU priorities, cohesion and agriculture, plus energy cooperation; both sides agreed to push joint work on nuclear energy with Westinghouse. Nuclear & Industry: Bulgaria and Slovakia are moving toward cooperation on new nuclear units, with energy framed as a foundation for competitiveness. Wildfire Response: A major fire near Sredets destroyed about 1,900 decares of farmland and forest; causes are under investigation. EU Economy Watch: Bulgaria’s retail trade volume rose 5.6% year-on-year in July, ranking fifth in the EU, though growth is slowing. Tourism Push: The tourism ministry plans a connectivity and promotion fund to extend the season beyond summer. Culture: Sofia DocuMental runs Sept. 24–Oct. 4, bringing international guests and Bulgarian documentaries to the capital. Digital Safety: UNICEF Bulgaria study finds nearly 80% of pupils are online before age 10, with many struggling to talk about upsetting content.
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