AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 minutes agoHealth Infrastructure in Bulgaria: Haskovo Multiprofile Hospital is getting the first of 17 next-generation CT scanners under a Health Ministry project, aimed at faster stroke diagnosis and referral for endovascular treatment, with AI support for processing images. Nuclear & Climate Health Risk: Bulgaria’s Kozloduy NPP will temporarily cut output at Unit 5 by about 120 MW due to extreme weather and falling Danube levels, as cooling water conditions are affected. Digital Nomads Policy: Bulgaria introduced a new residence scheme for non-EU digital nomads, requiring a Type D visa, proof of remote work, accommodation, health insurance, income threshold (~€31,000 for 2026), and a criminal record. Medical Rights Diplomacy: President Iliana Iotova says she will raise Iva Mihaylova’s case for treatment options at the Council of Europe in Strasbourg, after earlier steps to secure care outside North Macedonia. Workplace Wellness & Safety: Bulgaria extended the brewing sector’s collective labor agreement to all workers until 2028, setting minimum wages and pushing healthier, safer working conditions. Public Health & Safety Abroad: Greece reported clashes at a detention center near the Bulgarian border, with injuries and escapes—highlighting ongoing health and safety pressures around migration processing.
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