The name of notorious Macedonian journalist Milenko Nedelkovski who demolished on the Day of Bulgaria’s Independence the monument to fallen Bulgarian soldiers and officers on Kaymakchalan peak is present in eight government working groups, the media in Skopje inform. Nedelkovski’s actions on September 22 were backed by activists of the ruling VMRO-DPMNE party, employees of Macedonia’s Ministry of Defense, the Macedonian Ministry of Interior and the Fire Department, which supports the thesis that the anti-Bulgarian provocation was organized in advance, the media also note.
Defence Minister Atanas Zapryanov and Japanese Ambassador to Bulgaria Hisashi Michigami discussed bilateral defence cooperation and partnership in the context of NATO. The discussion focused on support for Ukraine and the contribution of Bulgaria..
Hurricane Milton, which hit the west coast of the US on Thursday, did not cause the catastrophic storm surge that had been expected. But the damage is nonetheless considerable. Authorities have reported 10 deaths so far, and that number is expected to..
Bulgaria will continue to lobby the European Commission to change the conditions for the allocation of funds under the so-called "Ukrainian aid", Agriculture Minister Georgi Tahov said at a meeting with industry organisations. Many farmers who have..
Bulgaria bought, but then destroyed or donated more than 5.5 million Covid vaccines. In total, this country has paid almost 250 million..
Hungary’s Interior Minister Sándor Pintér stated that abolishing checks at Bulgaria and Romania’s land borders will be on the agenda of the meeting of..
Plovdiv Airport will offer flights to Birmingham for the upcoming winter tourist season. The first flight is scheduled for November 2...
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