The Turkish F-16 fighter jet that crashed near a highway was pursuing an ' unidentified radar trace'
A Turkish F-16 fighter jet crashed shortly after takeoff while responding to an unidentified radar trace near the Bulgarian border.
Turkish Ministry of Defense: Crashed F-16 fighter jet was sent to investigate radar signal
A Turkish F-16 fighter jet crashed while responding to an unidentified radar signal near the Bulgaria border, resulting in the pilot's death during an attempted ejection.
This was the arrival of Gordo and Florencia, the two bears from the former Luján zoo who will now live in a sanctuary in Bulgaria
Two bears from the Luján zoo in Argentina have been relocated to a sanctuary in Bulgaria after a long journey.
Lukoil to Bulgarians: You must buy Russian oil
Lukoil's trading company Litasco announced that Bulgaria's measures against it violate the Energy Charter Treaty, following Bulgaria's suspension of Russian oil imports and handling of Lukoil's assets.
Evros: Overnight battle with the waters – More than 1,600 cubic meters of water fell per second
Residents of Evros faced severe flooding as more than 150,000 acres of farmland were submerged due to heavy water inflows from Bulgaria and Turkey.
Radio Free's Bulgaria and Romania Offices to Cease Operations
Radio Free Europe's Bulgaria and Romania offices will cease operations due to the withdrawal of US government funding, an announcement made by representatives of the stations indicated.
Closure of the ‘Radio Free Europe’ Offices in Bulgaria and Romania
The U.S. government, under President Trump, has ended funding for the media outlet Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, leading to the closure of its offices in Bulgaria and Romania.
Evros: 'We woke everyone up' - Anxiety due to flooding, areas submerged
Residents in Evros, Greece are on high alert due to strong rainfall and impending flooding from Bulgaria.
Sovereignist forces lead in polls in Bulgaria
A political project associated with former Bulgarian President Rumen Radev leads in polls with 32.7% support for the upcoming parliamentary elections in April.
Turks in Bulgaria: From the 'Revival Process' to the 'Great Excursion' and the Search for Identity
The article explores the historical and cultural significance of the Turkish population in Bulgaria and their ongoing quest for identity.
Achievement in Luján: Two bears that were left stranded in the former zoo along with 60 other animals are relocated to a sanctuary
Two bears from the closure of the Luján Zoo in Argentina are being relocated to a sanctuary in Bulgaria.
One of Europe’s poorest countries promises cash rewards to Olympic winners
Estonia joins the list of nations that reward Olympic gold medalists with significant cash bonuses, with the country's financial incentives being part of a broader trend among nations.
Incredible Rise – Lora, 22, Hit with Huge Money
22-year-old biathlete Lora Hristova excels at the Olympics, earning a significant monetary reward for her achievements.
Canceled flights and US planes maneuvering: the EU airport possible outpost for the attack on Iran
The US is significantly increasing its military presence in Bulgaria, making it a potential staging ground for operations against Iran amidst a major mobilization of US naval and air forces.
Domokos: 'It could not have been different,' said the 38-year-old perpetrator of the crime' to the investigator
A 38-year-old Bulgarian man accused of murdering a Greek prisoner claims he acted in self-defense during a prison visit where a gun was drawn.
Transitional government sworn in before elections in Bulgaria
A transitional government led by Prime Minister Andrejus Gyurovas was sworn in ahead of upcoming elections in Bulgaria, aiming to ensure fair electoral practices following previous allegations of fraud.
Bulgaria: Early elections on April 19
Bulgaria is heading towards early parliamentary elections on April 19, as announced by President Iliana Yotova.
Extraordinary elections will be held in Bulgaria on April 19
Bulgaria is set to hold extraordinary elections on April 19, a result of ongoing government instability and protests.
Bulgaria calls for its eighth parliamentary election in five years
Bulgarian President Iliana Iotova has announced a parliamentary election to be held on April 19, marking the country's eighth election in five years amid ongoing protests against corruption.
ČEZ lost arbitration with Bulgaria, will not receive billions
The Czech energy company ČEZ has lost an arbitration case against Bulgaria, resulting in significant financial implications.
Bulgaria Calls for Eighth Election in Five Years
Bulgaria is set to hold its eighth parliamentary election in five years on April 19, following extensive protests against corruption.
Bulgaria is organizing its eighth election in five years in April
Bulgaria will hold extraordinary elections on April 19, marking the eighth election in five years, following extensive anti-corruption protests last year.
Bulgarian tourism has accelerated, and the summer season has been extended
Bulgaria experiences a notable increase in both domestic and international tourism, indicating a recovery in the market.
Bulgaria: Early parliamentary elections on April 19 - Citizens go to the polls for the eighth time in five years
Bulgaria will hold early parliamentary elections on April 19, following a series of protests that led to the previous government's resignation.
Bulgaria announces new elections
Bulgaria is set to hold new elections on April 19, as announced by President Iliana Iotova, marking the eighth election in five years amid ongoing protests and demands for governmental change.
Bulgaria will hold early elections on April 19
Bulgaria is set to conduct early parliamentary elections on April 19, 2026, following significant anti-corruption protests at the end of last year.
The energy group ČEZ lost arbitration with Bulgaria over hundreds of millions of euros
Czech energy group ČEZ has lost an arbitration case against Bulgaria, resulting in a significant financial loss.
Afterthoughts: Here is the truth about the Lion’s chances in the decisive game
The article discusses the performance of the Bulgarian team in winter sports, particularly at the Milano-Cortina Olympics, highlighting their achievements of winning medals after a long drought.
Romanians and Bulgarians have received additional funds faster than Latvians
Latvia's income growth is lagging behind that of Romania and Bulgaria, raising concerns about its economic standing within the EU.
Mission of the Deputy Minister of Macedonia and Thrace in Sofia: Favorable ground for additional Greek investments in Bulgaria
The entry of Bulgaria into the Eurozone is fostering better prospects for Greek investments in the country, alongside increasing Bulgarian interest in investing in Greece, according to recent statements during an official mission.
Rytas has strengthened its system with a talented Bulgarian
Lithuanian basketball club Rytas has signed Bulgarian player Kaloyan Balkandzhiev, who showcased significant talent while playing in Spain and for the Bulgarian youth national team.
Supermarket: How much does the average basket cost Greeks – What the comparison with other European countries shows
Greek supermarkets have the lowest prices for a typical shopping basket compared to several European countries, including France, England, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Germany, Romania, and Bulgaria.
Sunny town hailed as 'new Benidorm' with £1.50 pints and 24-hour clubs
Sunny Beach in Bulgaria is emerging as an affordable alternative to Benidorm for British tourists seeking nightlife and sunny weather.
The tour of the Undersecretary for Macedonia and Thrace in the Balkans started today from Sofia with a large participation of agencies and businesses
The Undersecretary for Macedonia and Thrace, Kostas Giouleka, initiated a tour in the Balkans, starting from Sofia, with the signing of three cooperation memoranda between Greek and Bulgarian entities, including six ports.
Bansko: Why It's Not Just the Ski Resort
Bansko, Bulgaria, offers a diverse winter experience beyond skiing, encompassing food, nightlife, and cultural exploration.
Six mysterious 'Twin Peaks' deaths in Balkan Mountains stir controversy
The mysterious deaths of six individuals in a cabin fire in the Bulgarian Balkan Mountains have drawn significant media attention as authorities struggle to understand the circumstances surrounding the incident.
Dimitré Dinev's Giant Novel: Only Sex Has Metaphysical Content
Dimitré Dinev's monumental novel "Zeit der Mutigen" explores the extremes of existence between Bulgaria and Austria through a complex narrative involving military characters and a dog.
Estonian National Football Team Starts Nations League Away in September
The Estonian men's national football team will begin their new Nations League season in September with a total of six matches scheduled.
Henn on the opponents in the Nations League: a bit better considering previous draw luck
Estonian national football coach Jürgen Henn expresses optimism about the team's chances in the upcoming Nations League, facing Iceland, Bulgaria, and either Luxembourg or Malta.
Surprise in Biathlon: 'Who is this Bulgarian woman?'
German biathlete Franziska Preuß expressed surprise after realizing that an unknown Bulgarian athlete, Lora Hristova, won bronze at the Olympics.
Shocking discovery in the mountains – Six people mysteriously dead
Six individuals have died under mysterious circumstances in a remote mountainous area in Bulgaria, sparking theories and speculation.
Pichler after the Bulgarian surprise: "Must buy many bottles of wine"
Wolfgang Pichler celebrates an Olympic medal with Bulgaria, expressing pride in their hard training.
Sensational bronze for Bulgaria is bad news for Slovak biathletes. The winner faced disqualification due to theft.
Slovak biathletes faced disappointment at the Olympics after a series of poor performances, with Paulína Bátovská Fialková finishing 40th in the 15km race, overshadowed by Bulgaria's unexpected bronze medal win.
The Bulgarian's Surprising Bronze in the Distance Race – Trained by Wolfgang Pichler
Bulgarian athlete Lora Hristova secured a bronze medal in the distance race while coached by former Swedish biathlon coach Wolfgang Pichler.
Bousmantzi: The Forgotten Refugee Prison on the EU Border
The article discusses the Bousmantzi detention center in Bulgaria, where refugees face daily human rights violations amid Europe's strict immigration policies.
A story shaking Bulgaria - like from a horror movie: such a case has never occurred in history
The investigation into the mysterious deaths of three men in Bulgaria reveals shocking details, with authorities labeling it an unprecedented case in the country.
Six deaths between murders and suicides: the police investigate a mysterious case dubbed the Bulgarian 'Twin Peaks'
Bulgarian authorities are investigating a chilling series of deaths linked to a possible murder-suicide involving three individuals found dead in a mountain cabin.
"More Shocking than Twin Peaks". Shockingly Discovery in the Mountains
An investigation in Bulgaria is underway regarding the mysterious deaths of six individuals found in the mountains, drawing comparisons to the TV series 'Twin Peaks'.
Police Investigates Mysterious Deaths of Six Environmentalists in the Bulgarian Mountains
The Bulgarian police are investigating the mysterious deaths of six people found dead in two different locations in the country’s western mountains.
Bulgaria gripped by mysterious deaths of six people in mountains
Bulgaria is investigating the mysterious deaths of six people in the mountains, a case drawing national attention due to its eerie similarities to the show 'Twin Peaks.'