Spy Scandal Between NATO and Russia
NATO expelled eight employees of the Russian representation in the Alliance and closed 2 other positions after they were revealed as spies, Reuters reported.
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Former UN Special Envoy is the Second Bulgarian in "Pandora Papers"
Nikolay Mladenov - former War Minister and Foreign Minister of Bulgaria, has registered an offshore company in the Seychelles through a Swiss intermediary, the website bird.bg reports.
Turkish Arms Exports Around the World are Booming
The Turkish arms industry is booming, and the country's drones are a real export hit. President Erdogan is proud of the development in the industry, and the army regularly tests new weapons abroad, Deutsche Welle reports.
Bulgaria Is Late to Explain Its Position on N.Macedonia Says Diplomat
Too late Bulgaria began to explain its own position towards North Macedonia, as it should have been clear to our European partners some time ago.
Immediate Solution to Dispute Between Sofia and Skopje is Impossible
Immediate decisions cannot be made to resolve the dispute between Bulgaria and the Republic of North Macedonia, because Bulgaria is facing parliamentary and presidential elections.
Caretaker Government Required State-owned Companies to Pay Dividend
The government has changed its order requiring state-owned companies to pay a dividend to the budget.
Bulgaria: Head of State Agency for Wiretapping Replaced by President Radev
The current deputy director of the State Agency for Technical Operations, Biser Borisov, is now the head of the Agency.
Bulgaria's President: We Refuse to Greenlight Northern Macedonia
Ahead of an EU-Western Balkans Summit held here on Wednesday, Bulgarian President Rumen Radev reconfirmed his country's reluctance to greenlight Skopje's EU accession negotiations unless North Macedonia honours its commitments to address the moot points i
Bulgarians Keep Waiting for Saviour Figure due to Socialism Legacy
What does Bulgaria look like on the threshold of the third parliamentary elections for this uear and a regular vote for president and vice president? What are the hopes for the formation of a stable majority capable of nominating a government? These issue
Western Balkans' EU Bid Put into Question
As EU leaders gather for a summit on Wednesday on how to keep engaging with their Western Balkans neighbors, the bloc’s once-successful enlargement policy faces an impasse, AP reported.
National Revenue Agency Asks ICIJ for more Info on Pandora Papers Probe
The National Revenue Agency (NRA) Tuesday said it has requested additional data from the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ) in Washington about Bulgarian natural and legal persons who feature in the newly published Pandora Papers
DB Set to Support Lozan Panov's Presidential Bid
The Democratic Bulgaria Coalition has announced that it will support the civil candidacy of Lozan Panov for president and Maria Kasimova-Moase for vice president.
SANS Looking for Bulgarian Trace in Pandora Papers
In connection with the information received in June 2021 in Bulgaria’s State Agency for National Security (SANS) regarding allegations of participation and ownership of Bulgarian legal entities and individuals in companies registered in offshore zones, th
Diplomatic Offensive in Brno Inspires Hopes for Solution of Bulgaria-North Macedonia Dispute over Nm EU Acession
European leaders organised two meetings between Bulgaria’s President Rumen Radev and North Macedonia’s Prime Minister Zoran Zaev within a few hours in Brdo, on Wednesday, the Bulgarian presidency has announced.
EU Leaders Discuss Influence and Defense of the Union at Balkan Summit
European Union leaders gather at an informal summit for the first time since the chaotic withdrawal of Western troops from Afghanistan and the cancellation of a multibillion-dollar submarine deal between Australia and France as a result of a tripartite pa
Romanian Government Falls after No-Confidence Vote
Romania's parliament overthrew Prime Minister Florin Katsu's minority government, which has ruled for just nine months.
Bulgarian President: Membership of North Macedonia in the EU is Very Important for the Region
European leaders and the countries of the Western Balkans gather in Slovenia for a summit. The Union is expected to reaffirm its commitment to the region, but without a specific date for the six countries to join.
Bulgarian Oligarch Delyan Peevski Summoned for Questioning at SANS
Notorious Bulgarian oligarch and politician Delyan Peevski was summoned today at 1 pm to State Agency for National Security
US State Department has Revealed the Number of American Nuclear Weapons
The State Department has revealed the number of nuclear weapons in the US arsenal. According to the US State Department, this will help global efforts to control the proliferation of these weapons, the Associated Press reported.
Bulgaria Reaffirms Determination to Join OECD
The Minister of Foreign Affairs Svetlan Stoev reaffirmed Bulgaria's determination to become a member of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) at a meeting with the Secretary General of the OECD Matthias Corman in Paris.
Political Crisis in Romania : Government Falls after No-confidence Motion
Political Crisis in Romania : government Falls after No-confidence[H1] motion
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