News from BlueLink

The majority of Bulgarians are well-informed about climate change and its consequences. The best journalistic approach to climate issues is the regular presentation of scientifically sound information with a practical focus on solutions and adaptation.

From 18 to 21 March 2026, the Italian city of Treviso hosts journalists, scientists, institutions and businesses engaged in the ecological transition and public responsibility. The XVII International Greenaccord Forum places the concept of “integral ecology” at the center – as a framework linking environment, economy, social justice and culture.

Joint work, an open conversation and learning opportunities aimed at the active and meaningful engagement of young people in European Union policies, and at strengthening the role of the media in this process. We are doing this as part of the European initiative “Our Eye on the EU”, in which BlueLink takes part as Bulgarian a partner organisation.

BlueLink calls on the European Commission, in its role as guardian of the EU treaties and leading authority responsible for the enforcement of EU digital legislation, to strengthen, accelerate and visibly reinforce its implementation across the European Union.

A potential for closer cooperation and coordination between the Climate Coalition Bulgaria (CCB) and the international Climate Action Network (CAN) was discussed at the strategic meeting of CAN for Central and Eastern Europe (CAN CEE), held on 27–28 November 2025 in Warsaw. 

Journalists play a vital watchdog role in exposing environmental harm and defending civic space, said FRA Director Sirpa Rautio in a statement to public and media communicators in Budapest.

The BlueLink Foundation supports the position of the civil coalition "Ravni BG" regarding the recent statement by Interior Minister Daniel Mitov to the British newspaper "The Times." "Ravni BG" considers the minister's claims that "neo-Marxist groups" (the international organization &

Sofia, October 30, 2025. The BlueLink Foundation held a two-day training workshop on "Means and Skills for Legal and Communication Protection of Nature and Climate Defenders" as part of the Be Life project, led by civil society groups EEB, YEE, Guta, and Justice and Environment association members across Europe, including BlueLink.

With their publication today, important changes to the Climate Change Mitigation Act (CCMA) come into force, which the Climate Coalition - Bulgaria (CCB) has been advocating for in recent years.