Montenegro PM warns of regional hybrid campaign targeting EU bid
Prime Minister Milojko Spajić said he had received serious intelligence indicating hostile action from two countries he didn't name
Krassen Nikolov
Slovenia’s Janša blocks joint EU condemnation of West Bank E1 settlement plans
The new Slovenian prime minister clearly emerges as Netanyahu’s best ally in Brussels, replacing Viktor Orbán
Spain moves to overhaul asylum and immigration laws after Ceuta migrant crisis
The government says the reforms will bring Spanish legislation into line with the EU Migration and Asylum Pact
Draghi’s new EU reform group faces criticism over lack of Eastern European voices
The Rhine Group initiative comes at a time when the international economic environment has become considerably less favourable to Europe
Why did the claim of pro-Russian Romanian MEP about Bulgaria massing troops to seize Dobruja gain traction?
In a video that has attracted hundreds of thousands of views, Diana Șoșoacă repeated her longstanding claim that Romania is a “country at war” with Russia, while alleging that Sofia has received “security assistance” from Moscow.
Russia’s firefighting mission to Serbia puts Bulgaria in an awkward spot
Moscow sends an Il-76 to help extinguish wildfires in Serbia via Bulgarian aispace, invoking humanitarian urgency
FT: Iran eyes striking U.S. assets in Bulgaria and Cyprus if Trump escalates war
Bulgaria’s Bezmer air base and Britain’s Akrotiri base in Cyprus emerge as potential targets amid fears of a wider war
Lavrov trolls Bulgaria’s prime minister Radev: “I know him well”
Former Bulgarian deputy prime minister Ivailo Kalfin described the statement as "extremely humiliating for Bulgaria"
NATO jet shoots down drone over Romania as airspace incursions mount
Spanish F-18 destroys unidentified drone near Moldova border, while Bulgaria awaits Ukrainian answers over another drone incident
Top expert: Bulgaria should lead the European coalition against Russian hybrid threats
Boyko Noev links the latest EMCO explosion near Tryavna to a long pattern of sabotage and urges Sofia to push for stronger EU and NATO coordination
Erdogan’s party faces shock challenge as Özel’s new movement surges to 30% support
Turkey’s opposition is being redrawn from the ground up, with Özgür Özel’s new party already polling almost eight points ahead of Erdoğan’s AKP
Selection of European prosecutor from Bulgaria: back to square one
Sofia will launch a new procedure after the previous selection was challenged over concerns about the independence and transparency of the process
