Swedish authorities have launched a preliminary investigation into suspected sabotage after damage was reported to an ...

Donald Trump's recent remarks about possibly resorting to economic or military measures to take control of Greenland have ...

Swedish authorities have detained the Bulgarian ship "Vezhen," which is suspected of damaging an optical cable on the Baltic ...

On Sunday, the 80th anniversary of the Holocaust was commemorated globally, with events taking place in various locations to ...

Bulgaria is expected to experience mostly sunny weather, with fog in some areas. The wind will be moderate, coming from the south-southwest in Eastern Bulgaria.

A cyberattack targeting the Supreme Administrative Court (SAC) and administrative courts in Bulgaria occurred in the early hours of January 27, between midnight and 4 a.m.

Gabrovo, Montana, and Kyustendil, have declared an influenza epidemic and will implement temporary anti-epidemic measures starting from January 29. These measures include the suspension of in-person ...

Students in Belgrade have staged a 24-hour blockade at a road junction in the "Autokomanda" neighborhood, part of the international E-75 route. They announced their plans in detail on social media, ...

The Bulgarian Embassy in Stockholm has confirmed ongoing communication with Swedish authorities regarding the investigation into the Bulgarian ship "Vezhen," which has been detained in the Baltic Sea.

During World War II, under pressure from Nazi Germany, Bulgaria joined the Tripartite Pact in 1941 and enacted the Law for the Protection of the Nation, which targeted the Jewish minority. Despite ...

China has imposed a ban on the import of sheep, goats, poultry, and other ungulates from several countries, including Bulgaria, due to concerns over livestock diseases like sheeppox, goatpox, and foot ...

Bulgarian authorities are facing serious accusations of obstructing the rescue of three Egyptian teenage boys who tragically froze to death near the Bulgarian-Turkish border in late December, writes ...