While the world’s eyes are set on the dismantling of the Euro-Atlantic alliance, Bulgaria seems set to finalize its accession ...

Bulgaria's parliament welcomed new lawmakers following a partial recount of October's election, increasing nationalist and ...

New lawmakers have been sworn in to Bulgaria’s parliament after a court ordered a partial vote recount of the October early general elections ...

After the Bulgarian Constitutional Court ordered a partial recount of October's election results, the nationalist, ...

Bulgarian authorities should suspend any plans to deport Saudi human rights defender Abdulrahman al-Khalidi to Saudi Arabia, ...

Conspiracy theories and recriminations have followed the March 13 ruling by Bulgaria’s Constitutional Court that resulted in ...

Dong Feng/GT. Bulgarian Ambassador to China Andrey Tehov told the Global Times in a recent interview that thanks to China's ...

The winter of 2024/2025 in Bulgaria was again relatively warm, but was the country’s coldest in the past six years, the ...

Bulgaria's new government, which was approved last month after October's snap election, the seventh in four years, has reaffirmed the country's commitment to joining the euro zone next year.

SOFIA - Bulgaria has irreversibly lost a €653 million EU grant under the Recovery and Resilience Facility due to delayed reforms and is at risk of losing most of the funding under this programme.

Bulgarian political instability has undermined its focus on the EU Pharma Package, risking innovation, investment and well-being.