27/11/2025
Vigenin: The EC is putting the protection of personal data at risk for the sake of simplifying legislation “Under the pretext of simplification, steps are being […]
24/11/2025
Kristian Vigenin: Europe must maintain its leadership in advanced therapies MEP hosts discussion on the future of ATMP therapies in the European Parliament The Bulgarian MEP […]
22/11/2025
Vigenin and Penkova: The Black Sea should become a strategic priority in European policy A discussion in Burgas put the focus on the region’s security, connectivity […]
27/10/2025
Vigenin with concrete results for more effective protection of personal data European citizens have been given new ways to protect their personal data more effectively. At […]
15/10/2025
Vigenin: The digital and energy future of Europe has to be built with care for people, not in the name of corporations „Europe has to build […]
09/09/2025
Vigenin: An Artificial Intelligence Agency with headquarters in Sofia should be created “The role of the European Parliament in regulating and developing artificial intelligence and protecting […]
22/07/2025
Kristian Vigenin: Let us make artificial intelligence useful, ethical and safe “Active participation by Bulgarian institutions, businesses, experts and academia is needed in the process of […]
18/07/2025
"In the Bulgarians and the Bulgarian MEPs you have friends, we want your country to be a member of the European Union." This was how the head of the Delegation of Bulgarian Socialists in the European Parliament Kristian Vigenin addressed the citizens of North Macedonia in his speech on the report on the progress of the country in preparing for EU membership. He also sent a message to those governing in Skopje: "Stop creating a parallel reality in your country, stop looking for excuses and justifications. You have got to the point of accusing the EU of not being democratic."
02/07/2025
Vigenin: Changes to the personal data protection legislation should not be made because of outside pressure “Changes to the European personal data protection legislation should not […]