Bulgaria Lags in Absorbing EU Funds, Risking Losses and Growing Debt
Bulgaria is falling behind in its utilization of European Union funds
Border police detained 50 migrants from Syria on the main road from Malko Tarnovo to Burgas to the village of Krushevets.
The migrants are mostly young men, among the detainees there are also women and small children.
They told BGNES that their goal is to go to Germany. They asked for medical assistance, as some of them have injuries from the long journey across the border. They probably expected a bus to transport them.
The migrants will be taken to the Border Police HQ in Malko Tarnovo, where they must be provided with an interpreter and be examined and searched.
According to our sources, criminal elements in Turkey and Bulgaria arrange the migrant traffic that occurs through our border. Mobsters from Pakistan and Afghanistan have settled in Turkey and they are the main driving force that arranges such big groups to cross the Turkish-Bulgarian border. From the Bulgarian side, there are organized criminal elements, with political backing, that help the traffickers to transfer the migrants to the Bulgarian-Serbian border. Before the accident in Burgas, which directed the public eye to this issue, the migrant traffic through Bulgaria was a well-known “secret”.
Follow Novinite.com on Twitter and Facebook
Write to us at editors@novinite.com
Информирайте се на Български - Novinite.bg
/BGNES
On January 15, a ceremony at the Naval Headquarters in Varna will mark the handover of command of the Naval Mine Countermeasures Group in the Black Sea
By the end of April, Bulgaria is set to receive the first two of its eight F-16 fighter jets, with the first delivery scheduled for January 31 in Greenville. Acting Minister of Defense Atanas
Bulgaria is set to participate in NATO's largest exercise of 2025, "Steadfast Dart 2025" (STDT25), which will be held across Bulgaria, Greece, and Romania in the first quarter of the year
Former Bulgarian Defense Minister Prof. Todor Tagarev described the idea of NATO countries allocating 5% of GDP to defense as unrealistic, labeling it a significant financial burden
The Ministry of Defense has announced that Bulgaria's military districts are in the process of updating their reserve lists
Acting Minister of Defense Atanas Zapryanov has expressed optimism about the prospects for Bulgaria’s armed forces in 2025
Bulgaria's Perperikon: A European Counterpart to Peru's Machu Picchu
Bulgarians Among EU's Least Frequent Vacationers, Struggling with Affordability