President Radev: Bulgaria in no way looking for trouble with Turkey
Bulgaria is in no way looking for trouble with Turkey, President Roumen Radev told reporters in Sofia on April 25.
Read moreBulgaria is in no way looking for trouble with Turkey, President Roumen Radev told reporters in Sofia on April 25.
Read moreTurkey does not interfere in and influence the internal affairs of any country, including Bulgaria, Ankara’s ambassador in Sofia Süleyman
Read moreValeri Simeonov, co-leader of Bulgarian nationalist coalition the United Patriots, said on April 24 that every effort was being made
Read moreBulgaria’s former president Rossen Plevneliev says that four countries are trying “in one way or another” to influence the political
Read moreBulgarian head of state President Roumen Radev conjured up new controversy around himself by alleging on April 21 that there
Read moreBulgaria head of state President Roumen Radev will begin on April 24 a succession of meetings with the five parliamentary
Read moreBulgaria’s former head of state, Rossen Plevneliev, has for the second time this month sharply criticised his successor, incumbent President
Read moreAttending the April 19 first sitting of Bulgaria’s new National Assembly, President Roumen Radev said that he intended next week
Read moreBulgaria’s 44th National Assembly, elected on March 26, held its first sitting on April 19, electing a Speaker and with
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