Drone strikes hit commercial ships in Bulgarian waters, triggering major Black Sea rescue
The first such attack inside Bulgaria’s EEZ leaves one vessel sunk and another ablaze; two crew members are confirmed dead as regional tensions rise
The first such attack inside Bulgaria’s EEZ leaves one vessel sunk and another ablaze; two crew members are confirmed dead as regional tensions rise
Bulgaria received the remains of its tsar, Greece received 48 relics, and North Macedonia received one more reason to argue about the past
Rumen Radev argues that continued arms deliveries to Ukraine risk escalating a confrontation with the world’s largest nuclear power
The return of the reamains of king Samuel, a matter of historical significance for Bulgaria, are likely to become an irritant for nationalists in North Macedonia
The proposed changes would also introduce a stricter taxation model for the sector and tighten state oversight
The three leading candidates want the war in Ukraine to stop, but not all of them want Russia to be stopped
Sofia and Prague also call for a rethink of EU carbon pricing as Babiš eyes Bulgarian gas routes and offers Sofia a Czech-made military aircraft
Bratislava seeks shorter renewal period and removal of specific names as EU diplomats race against 15 September deadline
The runoff opponent facing Iliana Iotova will show whether pro-European forces can become a genuine alternative to power
The latest example is North Macedonia's PМ Hristijan Mickoski, who used an interview with Breitbart to air а message aimed at Trump’s circle
UK’s Burnham co-chairs summit and transfers Storm Shadow technology as Zelenskyy awards special honour to the British people and leaders prioritise air defence
How Turkey is turning Bulgaria into its European gateway - and why a costly Botaş gas deal sits at the heart of the new “strategic partnership”