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Bulgarian academic calendar and education updates

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Latest: Bulgarian Ministry of Education releases 2026/2027 assessment models

The 2026-2027 Bulgarian academic year has commenced, involving over 700,000 students across 2,322 schools. This cohort includes more than 55,000 first-graders entering the education system for the first time. The academi

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Bulgarian education and welfare reform updates

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Latest: Bulgaria education system faces reform after poor PISA results

Bulgaria is undergoing significant reforms in its education system following disappointing PISA assessment results. Education Minister Georgi Valchev has announced that the current ‘money follows the student’ funding mod

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Bulgarian Petrohan-Okolchitsa case investigation

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Latest: Borislav Sandov denies official misconduct charges

The ‘Petrohan-Okolchitsa’ case has triggered significant political and social scrutiny in Bulgaria. Initially, Deputy Speaker Atanas Atanasov suggested that revelations in the case were a strategic distraction intended t

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Bulgarian juvenile crime legislative and school reforms

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Latest: Bulgarian Ministry of Education proposes new school discipline measures

The Bulgarian government is advancing legislative and organizational reforms to address rising juvenile crime and aggression. Central to the reform is the replacement of the Law on Combating Anti-Social Behavior of Minor

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Latest: Medical University of Sofia welcomes 1,686 new students

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Bulgarian parliamentary oversight of government ministers

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Latest: Six Bulgarian ministers to appear for parliamentary control

Bulgarian ministers have been subject to ongoing parliamentary control sessions involving various sectors of government. In late August, sessions focused on foreign policy, specifically regarding the European Union’s 21

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