Bulgaria’s Foreign Ministry rejects claims in Putin propaganda film
In a statement on May 7, Bulgaria’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs rejected claims made by Russian ruler Vladimir Putin in
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European Commission takes Bulgaria to ECJ over tolls, access to lawyers
The European Commission said on May 7 that it has decided to refer Bulgaria to the EU Court of Justice
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Renew Europe group leader slams Bulgarian Vuzrazhdane party’s deal with Putin’s party
Valérie Hayer, leader of the Renew Europe group in the European Parliament, has slammed Bulgaria’s pro-Russian opposition party Vuzrazhdane for
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Poll: GERB-UDF 21.9%, WCC-Democratic Bulgaria 14.9%
Were Bulgaria to hold parliamentary elections now, Boiko Borissov’s centre-right GERB-UDF coalition would get 21.9 per cent support among those
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Roma foundation commits up to 15 000 euro humanitarian support for displaced families in Sofia neighbourhood
The Roma Foundation for Europe (RFE) has committed up to 15 000 euro in humanitarian support for displaced families following
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Bulgaria’s Defence Chief: F-16 will be repaired in a matter of days
It is a matter of days for the Bulgarian Air Force’s F-16 aircraft to be repaired, Defence Chief Admiral Emil
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South Africa closes its embassy in Bulgaria as of June 30
South Africa’s Department of International Relations and Cooperation (Dirco) announced on May 3 the decision to close the South African
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Bulgaria’s Foreign Ministry advises of some cancellations of flights to and from Israel
Bulgaria’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs said on May 4 that following the missile attack by the Yemeni Houthis against Israel
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National exhibition ‘Drawings and Small Sculptures’ at Shipka 6 Gallery in Bulgaria’s capital
A total of 139 artists are participating in the the traditional national exhibition “Drawings and Small Sculptures” at the Shipka
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