Romania, Bulgaria, and Turkey seek new NATO Black Sea command ↗
Front page leadRomania, Bulgaria, and Turkey are proposing the establishment of a new NATO military command in the Black Sea region.
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Romania, Bulgaria, and Turkey are proposing the establishment of a new NATO military command in the Black Sea region.
Two ships have been struck and damaged while in Romanian territorial waters.
The death toll from a severe flood in Istanbul has risen to two people.
The Supreme Judicial Council has appointed a son of one of its members to a sinecure position, despite ongoing criticisms.
Medical professionals have declared that new guidelines for treating strokes pose significant dangers.
Elon Musk has attributed the limitations on Starlink services in Ukraine to former President Donald Trump.
The Bulgarian state has been responsible for the failure of over 15 billion Bulgarian Lev in investments during the past decade.
The reigning European football champion secured a victory against Manchester City on their home ground.
A group described as '200 of our right-wingers' supplied photographs of Gyurov in what is depicted as a somber urban environment.
The article describes the construction and development in the 'Polyani' residential area of Sinemorets, characterized by extensive concrete usage.
The piece discusses the challenges faced by individuals with higher education in finding employment that matches their qualifications, potentially leading to roles perceived as being below their academic level.
Funding allocated for highway construction projects is insufficient to cover the costs of upcoming elections.
The article examines the complexities and potential implications of implementing a windfall tax, suggesting that the specifics are crucial.
The commentary praises Yotova, suggesting she enjoys widespread popularity and support without facing critical scrutiny.
Former Defense Minister Boyko Noev has presented a proposal aimed at enhancing security in the Black Sea region.
Adverse sea conditions have halted the ongoing search and rescue operation for sailors lost near Krapec.
The Bulgarian government has announced that the national minimum wage will be increased to 660 euros starting January 1st.
Pension benefits in Bulgaria are scheduled to be adjusted upwards by 8 percent in the year 2027.
A driver has been sentenced to six years in prison for accepting a bribe of 400 Bulgarian Lev.
Bulgarian State Railways (BDZ) has announced plans to discontinue services on routes that consistently have very low passenger numbers.
The president of the Constitutional Court has publicly accused the governing coalition of attempting to undermine the independence of the courts and the Supreme Judicial Council.
Authorities have arrested two individuals in connection with the theft of eleven Starlink satellite internet antennas located near Sofia.
A video report suggests that Bulgarian politicians are engaging in discussions with journalist Mitrofanova, implying a loss of rational judgment.