Bulgarian political leaders agree to review of security services and modernisation of the military
Bulgaria’s government is to review the state of the security services and projects for the modernisation of the country’s military,
Read moreBulgaria’s government is to review the state of the security services and projects for the modernisation of the country’s military,
Read moreBulgaria’s government will grant Plovdiv a sum of 20 million leva (about 10.26 million euro) for its place as European
Read moreRussian president Vladimir Putin has been invited to visit Bulgaria in 2018, when the country celebrates 140 years of liberation
Read moreBulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borissov has hit back after President Roumen Radev, a former Air Force commander, publicly criticised him
Read moreBulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borissov has held talks with three of the initiators of the campaign for the Nobel Peace
Read moreBulgaria’s long-delayed process of acquiring new fighter jets for the Air Force looked set to stall again as Prime Minister
Read moreIvo Antonov, the Bulgarian Defence Ministry official whose appearance in a photograph showing him giving a Nazi salute compounded the
Read moreBulgarian President Roumen Radev has become the latest to react to the controversy of the past few days about photographs
Read moreBulgarian Defence Minister and nationalist United Patriots co-leader Krassimir Karakachanov said on May 19 that no decision had been taken
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