Nearly a Quarter Million Macedonians Are Now Bulgarian Citizens - Here’s Why
Over 216,000 citizens of the Republic of North Macedonia have received Bulgarian passports in the past 18 years
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Don't forget to check Novinite's most-read articles of 2024.
We are increasingly facing the danger of a déjà vu of history: Vučić’s Serbia has revived Milošević’s narrative of “Serb victimhood”
A widely circulated claim, originating on websites like turkey.news-pravda.com and echoed by other Russian-leaning outlets, asserts that "Oleg Golovko", a translator for a Ukrainian delegation, fled to Bulgaria during peace talks in Istanbul
100 Days of Donald Trump. 100 days during which the foundations of the American rule of law and independent institutions have been challenged like never before.
The global monetary and financial landscape usually remains stable, with changes being rare and significant when they do happen
In an increasingly unpredictable world, the European Commission's recent recommendation for citizens to be prepared with a 72-hour survival kit in case of a crisis has sparked a heated debate
Since the beginning of Russia's invasion of Ukraine on February 24, 2022, Novinite has been at the forefront of delivering continuous, independent, and accurate coverage of the conflict
Borderless Bulgaria: How Schengen Benefits Are Transforming Trade and Logistics
Bulgaria's Mortality Rate Remains Highest in Europe