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Radev's press office announced the Putin invitation late on Monday evening, following a statement published on the Kremlin's website earlier in the day.

Bulgaria's Minister for Regional Development, Nikolay Nankov, is meeting the leadership of the Bulgarian Socialist Party, BSP, on Thursday to discuss the future of the House-Monument of the Bulgarian Communist Party, located at Mt Buzludzha in central Bulgaria, his office confirmed to BIRN.

On 14th of June, the Bulgarian Parliament adopted at first reading the amendments to the Road Traffic Act with the votes of GERB, Bulgarian socialist Party (BSP) and United Patriots. The Movement for Rights and Freedoms (MRF) and Volya party abstained, reported BNT. 

The law provides for removing the signs that warn drivers for speed cameras on the road.

Bulgarian President Rumen Radev will convene a meeting of the National Security Advisory Council (KSNS) today, it was reported by NOVA Tv.

The Advisory Body at the Presidency will meet for the first time since Rumen Radev stepped into office into office.

Valery Simeonov, a deputy to Bulgaria's Prime Minister Boyko Borissov, overseeing the economy and demography, on Friday said he will not accept demands for his resignation from three opposition parties - the Bulgarian Socialist Party, the ethnic-Turkish Movement for Rights and Freedoms, and Volya, led by the businessman Vesselin Mareshki.

If Parliamentary elections were held today in Bulgaria GERB, The Bulgarian Socialist Party, the Unite Patriots and the Movement for Rights and Freedoms would enter the National Assembly, the results of the national survey of Barometer Bulgaria Agency show, quoted by the Bulgarian National Radio.

Five MPs are leaving the Executive Bureau of the Bulgarian Socialist Party by a decision by the BSP National Council, taken at the party's plenary session today, reported BNR.

The proposal to exclude from the Bureau most of its members who are MPs was made by the leader Kornelia Ninova.

Today is to be held the first parliamentary monitoring for the ministers in the "Borisov 3" cabinet. Only one Minister is going to participate - Valentin Radev, reported bTV.

The Minister of Internal Affairs is going to answer on the deputy question about the condition of the facilities along the Bulgarian borders and the readiness against the illegal migration.

''Bulgaria has a great need for stability, that's why for me the configuration of the Bulgarian Socialist Party (BSP for Bulgaria) and the other political forces in the 44th National Assembly is really important'', said the Vice-President Iliyana Yotova during an interview on bTV.

Let us begin with what, in your opinion, was the most important theme in Bulgaria last week?