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On the sidelines of the 2nd Ministerial Meeting in Thessaloniki, the Bulgarian Minister of Interior, Valentin Radev, spoke to Spiros Sideris about how united a front the Balkan countries that participated […]
Varna, a city strongly connected with Greece, and more specifically the palace of Euxinograd, hosted the 1st Quadrilateral Summit Bulgaria, Greece, Romania and Serbia. Tsar Ferdinand’s summer palace was where the […]
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borissov and his Romanian counterpart Mihai Tudose attended a ceremony to officially open a new border checkpoint between the two countries, which preceded a joint meeting […]
Great mobility is being noted recently on behalf of Greece towards the Balkan countries, with successive summits at bilateral and trilateral level being organized. If one considers that the first […]
The European Commission said on September 27 that it was calling on the European Council “to take the decision fully integrating Bulgaria and Romania into the Schengen area, with Croatia becoming a full member […]
The quality of drinking water available to consumers in Bulgaria, Hungary and Romania has improved in recent years thanks to European Union funding, but a significant amount of money still […]
An earthquake of 4.3 on the Richter scale struck Romania on August 1 at 1.27pm local time, according to provisional data from the European Mediterranean Seismological Centre. The earthquake was […]
Less than a week after visiting Greece, Bulgarian President Roumen Radev’s diplomatic forays took him to the country’s other European Union neighbour when he embarked on a two-day trip to […]
Romanian parliament passed a motion of no confidence in prime minister Sorin Grindeanu on June 21, tabled after the ruling parliamentary majority withdrew support for its own cabinet. Grindeanu, a […]
A Romanian Air Force MiG-21 crashed in Constanta County on June 12 during manoeuvres being held as part of the Thracian Eagle 2017 exercise with counterparts from Bulgaria, media in […]
