June 18, 2026 – The Sofia Globe

Radev threatens Bulgarian veto if Russian Patriarch remains on proposed EU sanctions list

Bulgaria will veto the new sanctions package against Russia if it includes measures against Russian Orthodox Church head Patriarch Kirill,

Bulgaria’s National Assembly approved at second reading on June 18 a bill to raise the government debt ceiling by 3.8

Foreign direct investment in Bulgaria in the first four months of the year stood at 2.02 billion euro, the equivalent

Drone incursions and airspace violations of EU territory are not isolated incidents but an integral part of Russia’s broader strategy

We will not allow sanctions that reflect negatively on the Bulgarian economy, Prime Minister Roumen Radev told reporters on June