Statements by Bulgaria’s PM and Foreign Minister on Ukraine further fuel controversy
From denial of a contradiction in government policy on Ukraine, to alarmist talk of nuclear weaponry and a “storm in
Read moreFrom denial of a contradiction in government policy on Ukraine, to alarmist talk of nuclear weaponry and a “storm in
Read moreThere is no contradiction in the government’s position regarding the war in Ukraine, Bulgarian Prime Minister Roumen Radev told reporters
Read moreA day after Bulgarian Prime Minister Roumen Radev said that his country has no place in the Coalition of the
Read moreEuropean Union countries have agreed to extend temporary protection for those fleeing Ukraine until March 2028, but from now on,
Read moreNine European countries have submitted a request to European Commissioner for Intergenerational Fairness, Youth, Culture and Sport Glenn Micallef, to
Read moreEuropean Union foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas said on July 13 that EU countries did not yet have agreement on
Read moreIn a wholly unsurprising move, Bulgarian Prime Minister Roumen Radev’s Cabinet has confirmed his previously stated position on the 21st
Read moreNato Allies are taking a historic step to enhance Nato’s fuel supply chain in a 27 billion euro investment, to
Read moreAssessing Ukraine’s progress on reforms relating to its EU membership application process, the European Parliament voted on July 8 to
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