Radev warns of possible consequences for Bulgaria from escalation of Russia’s war on Ukraine
Vladimir Putin’s decision on “partial mobilisation” will increase the intensity of hostilities, escalate the conflict and is a security threat
Read moreVladimir Putin’s decision on “partial mobilisation” will increase the intensity of hostilities, escalate the conflict and is a security threat
Read moreWar crimes have been committed in Ukraine, Erik Møse, head of the Independent International Commission on Ukraine, told the UN
Read moreBulgaria has always followed the single European position, and will support new sanctions against Russia, caretaker Defence Minister Dimitar Stoyanov
Read moreRecent announcements from Moscow escalate concerns, Bulgaria’s Foreign Ministry said in a message on Twitter on September 21 in response
Read moreThe partial mobilisation announced by Russian president Vladimir Putin is yet another sign of his desperation with how his aggression
Read moreThe events in Russia and the partial mobilisation announced by Russian ruler Vladimir Putin, as well as the expected “referendums”
Read moreThe first Ukrainian educational centre in Bulgaria’s capital city Sofia has opened, aimed at providing access to education for children
Read moreThe European Commission said on September 19 that it has approved 55 million euro in funding under the REACT-EU programme
Read moreBulgaria’s caretaker Foreign Minister Nikolai Milkov said on September 17 that the news of the mass graves near Izyum had
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