Bulgaria Tops Europe in Black Caviar Exports
Bulgaria has emerged as Europe’s top exporter of black caviar, according to Assoc. Prof. Violin Raykov from the Institute of Oceanology at the Bulgarian
President Rumen Radev took part in a forum focused on expanding cooperation between Bulgaria and Germany in defense and exploring the latest trends shaping the defense industry. The event, held with the support of the German-Bulgarian Chamber of Industry and Commerce and the Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany, served as a platform for German companies in the security and defense sector to showcase their technologies and engage with Bulgarian partners. The aim is to build new ties and strengthen existing ones within the defense sector.
In his address, President Radev emphasized Germany’s role as a key partner for Bulgaria within both NATO and the European Union. He warned that Europe’s security framework is under severe strain, facing growing threats and escalating conflicts in the surrounding regions. He described Russia’s war against Ukraine as intensifying and stressed that peace can only be guaranteed through robust defense and deterrence.
Radev underscored the urgent need for action to secure the continent. He argued that significant and immediate investment is required to enhance national and collective defense capabilities. This includes rebuilding strategic reserves, reinforcing the defense industrial base, and advancing high-tech development in the field of security. Only by making such efforts, he said, can Europe hope to meet the growing challenges on its doorstep.
After months of unexplained delay, the Council of Ministers on Wednesday cleared a key investment project for the Bulgarian Armed Forces, giving the green light for the purchase of modern coastal anti-ship missile systems
Bulgaria holds the 62nd position worldwide in the military power index, according to the latest assessment by the online platform Global Firepower.
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) today concluded a five-day Cyber Incident Investigations and Response Training (CIIRT) workshop for Bulgaria’s law enforcement and judicial officials in Sofia
The European Commission has given the green light to the national defense plans of eight EU member states, including Bulgaria, marking a key step in Europe’s ongoing effort to boost collective security
The Bulgarian Air Force has kicked off the year with an impressive display of aerial activity, taking to the skies for the first flights of 2026. For the first time, newly acquired F-16 Block 70 fighters from the United States flew alongside Bulgaria’s Mi
Bulgaria has finalized a contract to acquire seven minehunter ships, marking a significant step in modernizing the country’s naval capabilities. The announcement came after a government meeting, with outgoing Defense Minister Atanas Zapryanov confirming t
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