Bulgarian Turkish daily newspaper Zaman-Bulgaria closes
Zaman Bulgaria, a dual Turkish and Bulgarian-language daily dating back more than 24 years, has announced that it is closing
Read moreZaman Bulgaria, a dual Turkish and Bulgarian-language daily dating back more than 24 years, has announced that it is closing
Read moreThe profile of migrants crossing illegally into Bulgaria has changed, to men who are “aggressive”, the country’s Interior Ministry chief
Read moreVice President Joe Biden will visit Turkey later this month, the White House announced Friday. His visit scheduled for August
Read moreOver the past day, Bulgarian Border Police detained 87 foreign nationals who had attempted to cross the Bulgarian-Serbian border illegally,
Read moreControversy is continuing over Bulgaria’s expulsion to Turkey of Turkish business person Abdullah Büyük, with his lawyers saying that there
Read moreBulgaria has deported Turkish business person Abdullah Büyük, who has alleged ties to anti-Erdoğan opposition leader and Muslim cleric Fethullah
Read moreThe North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) has reaffirmed its commitment to Turkey as a valued member of the 28 nation
Read moreRussian president Vladimir Putin appeared to soften his position on the prospect of reviving the South Stream gas pipeline project
Read moreRussian president Vladimir Putin has agreed to work toward restoring full relations with Turkey, but said rebuilding trade ties will
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