In an interview for the Financial Times newly elected President Rumen Radev states that Bulgaria will always work with the EU and NATO. According to the edition, Radev tries to disperse all the concerns on his proximity to the Kremlin. ‘I want Bulgaria to be a real member of NATO with real abilities, being at the same time a loyal and predictable partner’ Radev says. At the same time he holds the view that the relations of the Alliance with Russia should be restored. “I believe we are facing common threats now – terrorism, Islamic fundamentalism and the NATO – Russia cooperation is necessary’ Radev points out.
On September 14, the school bell rang for 65 students and teachers at the Bulgarian Sunday school "Sts. Cyril and Methodius" in Istanbul. In the Bulgarian Exarchate, which houses the only Bulgarian school in the metropolis, a..
A bust-monument of the leader of IMRO, Ivan Mihaylov, was unveiled in the City Garden of Blagoevgrad. The bust is the work of sculptor Alexander Haitov. The funds for the monument were raised by an initiative committee. The memorial..
The PP-DB coalition will send a letter to the GERB party calling for support for the adoption of 3 anti-corruption laws in the outgoing parliament, PP co-chairman Kiril Petkov announced. The formation places support for these laws as..
Defence Minister Atanas Zapryanov has cancelled the air show at the Graf Ignatievo Air Base after an L-39 ZA military transport plane crashed, the..
President Rumen Radev was co-pilot in an F-16 fighter piloted by an Italian pilot. The demonstration flight from the Graf Ignatyevo airbase lasted 40..
On Saturday, northwesterly winds will bring cooler temperatures across the country. Cloudiness will be variable to significant, with showers and..
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