SOFIA, Bulgaria -- On New Year’s Day, Bulgaria becomes the 21st country to join the euro currency union, furthering its integration into the European Union. But the historic milestone arrives amid political instability and skepticism among ordinary people fueled by fears of price rises.

Bulgaria faces a corruption crisis as protests topple its government just before euro adoption, exposing deep mistrust in elections, courts and political power.

On January 1, Bulgaria will adopt the euro as its official currency. Here's how the country is gearing up for the change.

Bulgaria’s government withdrew an unpopular 2026 draft budget after tens of thousands of angry people took to the streets in the capital, Sofia, and other cities across the country. The protests have been led mostly by young Bulgarians who claim the ...

Bulgarian banks, businesses and shoppers were preparing this week to say goodbye to the lev currency ahead of a move to adopt the euro on January 1, a long-awaited milestone met with excitement, scepticism and,

Bulgaria officially opens registration for digital nomad residency permit for the first time, offering a new immigration route for remote workers.