Rumen Radev

Russia launched waves of missiles and drones across Ukraine on October 7, striking Kyiv and other regions as President Vladimir Putin marked his 74th birthday

Ukraine drone strike ignites tanker fire near Russia's Sochi coast

Ukraine drone strike ignites tanker fire near Russia's Sochi coast

Samuel, or Samuil in Bulgarian, was a warrior emperor who battled the Byzantine Empire to expand his kingdom but was ultimately defeated and died shortly afterward in 1014

More than 1,000 years after his death, the remains of medieval ruler Czar Samuel have arrived in Bulgaria

Following their return, the 48 relics will displayed at the Museum of Byzantine Culture until November 5

Ukraine's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has commented on the incident involving a drone explosion that occurred on 8 August near a compressor station of the Trans-Balkan gas pipeline in Bulgaria

Radev has been in power since his election victory in April

But the move has run into objections from Bulgaria, which has a substantial Orthodox population, as well as a “reservation” — diplomatic language for concerns that need to be resolved, short of a veto — from Rome

Arguing about how to slice up the massive pie of EU funding is always the source of an almighty row in Brussels

The two-day summit is to focus on three topics: supporting Ukraine, the EU’s next long-term budget, and global economic challenges

The two-day summit is to focus on three topics: supporting Ukraine, the EU’s next long-term budget, and global economic challenges

The two-day summit is to focus on three topics: supporting Ukraine, the EU’s next long-term budget, and global economic challenges

Instead of seeking reinstatement, Lavrov pointed to Russia’s revival of the Soviet-era Intervision Song Contest as a culturally appropriate alternative that aligns with so-called “traditional values.”

Bulgarians have rejoiced in their country’s first victory at the Eurovision song contest as fans welcomed home the singer whose party anthem Bangaranga proved an unexpected breakthrough hit

Bulgaria’s parliament has approved Rumen Radev as the new prime minister, hoping to tackle political instability and boost economic development

Bulgaria has held eight parliamentary elections since 2021 due to a highly fragmented political landscape

Bulgarians will vote in their eighth parliamentary election in five years on April 19

Bulgaria’s Radev Extends Lead Before Sunday Election, Poll Shows

POLITICO’s Poll of Polls puts Radev’s formation at 33 percent — 12 points clear of his closest rivals

Radev needs coalition partners, PP-DB potential ally

Within the next three months, the eastern EU member state will hold its eighth parliamentary election in five years

Bulgarian President Rumen Radev offered the parliamentary group "Alliance for Rights and Freedoms" (ARF) to form a government on Friday, but it declined the request for the third time this week

The decision was announced during a ceremony at which Bulgarian President Rumen Radev handed an exploratory mandate to Nadejda Iordanova, co-chairperson of the parliamentary group "We Continue the Change — Democratic Bulgaria" (PP-DB)

Bulgarians have begun withdrawing euros for the first time after the former communist nation joined the euro currency union as its 21st member