After Macedonian Bulgarian Hristiyan Pendikov was beaten up in North Macedonia, there was shock and admissions at various levels that it was a hate crime. Then the stories started to circulate that Pendikov is a drug addict and dealer, that the Bulgarian clubs there are a focus of organized crime and drug trafficking. “That is a narrative we cannot share and we shall take all steps,” said Foreign Minister Nikolay Milkov in an interview with public service TV BNT.
He urged the institutions on both sides to remain claim during the celebrations of Gotse Delchev on 4 February and to refrain from provocations so that people wishing to go and pay their respects can do so.
The Bulgarian ambassador will not be returning to Skopje until Sofia sees signs of a change, we may halt bilateral projects. It is cynical to be discussing projects with North Macedonia while Hristiyan Pendikov is in hospital, Minister Milkov said.
Military formations of the Land Forces, the Bulgarian Air Force, the Joint Force Command and the Joint Special Operations Command traditionally open their doors on the occasion of the International Children's Day marked on June 1. The military..
"I believe in the power of real justice, I believe in the standard procedures of parliament and I hope that by following them we will achieve real justice. We shall not allow the prosecution to be used as a bludgeon." This was what..
On Thursday morning there will be low visibility in the valleys and lowlands. It will be sunny during the day. Clouds will form over the mountains and Western Bulgaria in the afternoon hours with a chance of local showers. The lowest temperatures..
We Continue the Change-Democratic Bulgaria (PP-DB) resumed the negotiations with GERB-SDS on the formation of a cabinet on the second mandate. The..
The Supreme Administrative Court of Bulgaria has definitively refused Russian opposition activist and opponent of Russia’s war against Ukraine..
Bulgaria’s caretaker Minister of Health Asen Medzhidiev is to propose amendments to the Health Act aimed at abolishing the compulsory isolation of..
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