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A Reddit user shared his experience of working a grueling night shift, where he was expected to watch a screen all night and report any breakdowns in the company's finance programs to the IT desk. The post sparked discussions about sleep deprivation, work-life balance, and the possibility of automating the monitoring process.

Prime Minister Rosen Zhelyazkov dismissed the vote of no confidence as an attempt to sow discord within the ruling coalition, emphasizing Bulgaria's unwavering commitment to democracy and its role within the European Union and collective security systems. The outcome of the vote remains uncertain as parliamentary discussions continue.

Bulgaria's government faced a no-confidence vote over its foreign policy, with the ruling coalition defending its alignment with international partners while the opposition called for a shift towards prioritizing national interests. Despite the motion failing, the debate highlighted ongoing tensions over the country's stance on the Ukraine conflict and its foreign policy direction.

The Bulgarian Black Sea coast is facing a severe staff shortage for the 2025 tourist season, with hotels struggling to find workers across various positions, particularly frontline roles. To address this challenge, hotels are increasingly relying on workers from third countries, with over 7,000 people from non-EU countries actively seeking work in Bulgaria.

The DPS declared its commitment to supporting the government until the convergence report on the eurozone is released in June and confirmed it would not vote for the no-confidence motion against Rosen Zhelyazkov’s cabinet. The party also emphasized that all political groups in the government must adhere to agreed clauses and decide by consensus, distancing themselves from legislative proposals involving Delyan Peevski’s faction.