New 148M euro EU humanitarian aid package for Ukraine
New European Commission funding totalling 148 million euro will be used to provide life-saving support and ensure that essential aid
Read moreNew European Commission funding totalling 148 million euro will be used to provide life-saving support and ensure that essential aid
Read moreThe European Commission (EC) said on January 10 that it had paid out today the first three billion euro tranche
Read moreThanks to efficient preparatory work and coordination in the region and beyond, there are no security of gas supply concerns,
Read moreAt a regular meeting on December 23, Bulgaria’s caretaker government agreed to the latest extension of the humanitarian assistance programme
Read moreEuropean Union leaders strongly condemned the support of third countries, including third country actors and entities, that enable Russia to
Read moreThe scheduled signing of a 10-year security agreement between Bulgaria and Ukraine appears doomed not to go ahead for now
Read moreDuring the European Council meeting on December 19, Bulgarian caretaker Prime Minister Dimitar Glavchev and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy will
Read moreFor the first time ever, the European Union foreign ministers decided on December 16 to impose restrictive measures against 16 individuals
Read moreBulgaria’s Ministry of Environment and Water is monitoring the situation caused by the oil spill near the Kerch Strait and
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