Housing Prices Soar in Bulgaria’s Major Cities as Demand and Supply Strain Increase
The real estate market in Bulgaria continues to show strong growth as housing prices in major cities rise in early 2025
The European Union foreign ministers will discuss the tense political situation in Macedonia on Monday, Bulgaria’s foreign minister Daniel Mitov has said.
“Europe is acting together,” Bulgarian news outlet BGNES quoted Mitov as saying.
“The result [of Monday’s discussion] will be a common position of all foreign ministers of EU member states and measures that will be taken”, he added.
The European Commission has initiated four infringement procedures against Bulgaria, sending formal notices to the Bulgarian authorities regarding the country's failure
Poland is preparing for the possibility of war by embarking on a dramatic military expansion, underlined by a plan to train every adult male in the country for potential conflict
The European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO) has informed the European Parliament, the Council of the EU, and the European Commission of its decision to launch an administrative investigation into Teodora Georgieva
A new provisional agreement reached between the European Parliament and the Polish presidency of the Council of the EU will make penalties for speeding
Several thousand demonstrators took to the streets of central Budapest to protest against a newly passed law that effectively bans gay pride parades and restricts the right to assembly
An explosion took place at a munitions warehouse in the Poličské strojírny plant, located in the Svitavy district of Czechia, on March 25
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