The fall of the Bulgarian who sold war weapons to the CJNG
Bulgarian citizen Peter Dimitrov Mirchev was extradited to the United States, facing charges for leading an international network supplying military weaponry to the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG).
Rifles, coyotes and wild boars: I was hunted through Bulgarian forest for terrifying TV show
A participant in a new reality series, The Hunt: Prey vs Predator, describes their experience in a Bulgarian forest where they are hunted by human competitors amidst thrill and danger.
Working Conditions for Seamstresses in Bulgaria Are Worse Than in Bangladesh, Says Award-Winning Director
Bulgarian director Stefan Komandarev highlights the harsh realities of seamstresses in Bulgaria in his film 'Made in EU', revealing that some women endure 36-hour shifts without proper medical care.
The conditions in Bulgarian textile factories are shocking, says the director of the film Made in EU
Bulgarian director Stefan Komandarev discusses his film 'Made in EU', which reveals the harsh realities faced by textile workers in Bulgaria.
Chania: 17-year-old reports gang rape by 5 individuals – 10 arrests
A 17-year-old girl reported being gang-raped by five men in Chania, leading to the arrest of ten individuals, including minors.
They condemned the "Argentine leg" of the OneCoin mega scam, led by the Bulgarian crypto queen wanted by the FBI and the mafia after disappearing with $4.5 billion
A court in Córdoba sentenced 12 individuals involved in the local arm of the OneCoin cryptocurrency scam, linked to fugitive Ruja Ignatova, who is on the FBI's most wanted list.
EU rules on IDs of transgender citizens
The Court of Justice of the European Union mandates that identification documents of transgender citizens must display their 'lived gender' instead of biological sex, following a ruling related to a Bulgarian case.
CJEU on Gender Change: The Court is Not Bound by the Interpretation of the Constitutional Tribunal
The CJEU ruled that Bulgarian courts are not bound by existing interpretations of gender identity and that a person's request for gender recognition must be assessed independently.
Horrific Working Conditions in a Bulgarian Textile Factory Revealed by the Film Made in EU. The Reality is Worse, Says the Director
A new film exposes the distressing working conditions in a Bulgarian textile factory, prompting harsh criticism from its director about the labor situation.
On Thursday, N. Dendias in Bulgaria
Greek Minister of National Defense Nikos Dendias will visit Bulgaria on Thursday for bilateral talks at the invitation of his Bulgarian counterpart.
N. Dendias: Greece will help Bulgaria's missile defense against Iran
Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias announced that Greece will assist Bulgaria in missile defense against potential threats from Iran during a call with his Bulgarian counterpart, Atanas Zapryanov.
Dendias: Greece will help Bulgaria in missile defense against Iran
Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias has communicated to his Bulgarian counterpart that Greece is prepared to assist Bulgaria in its missile defense due to potential threats from Iran.
How Poland Evacuates Poles from the Middle East. Meanwhile, Bulgarians Are Already Home
The article discusses the ongoing evacuation of Bulgarian citizens from the Middle East amid regional conflicts, highlighting the return of some individuals to Bulgaria and future planned evacuations.
Former Bulgarian President Creates Union for Starting Parliamentary Elections
Former Bulgarian President Rumen Radev has formed a new political union aimed at the upcoming parliamentary elections amid ongoing political instability in Bulgaria.
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.
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.
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.
Murder in Domokos prisons: The Bulgarian convict at the Lamia courts
A Bulgarian prisoner accused of murdering a Greek inmate at the Domokos prison has been brought to court in Lamia.
Murder in Domokos Prison: The Chief Warden Contradicts Himself
A Bulgarian inmate charged with the murder of Greek prisoner Antonis Papadatos in Domokos prison is facing serious allegations, including the complicity of the chief warden present during the incident.
Afterthoughts: Eero Hirvonen reveals plans for his career
Finnish skier Eero Hirvonen discusses his future career prospects amidst the excitement of the Olympics.
Domokos Prison: The chief guard has been given a deadline to testify
The chief guard of Domokos Prison has been summoned before a prosecutor and given a deadline to provide a testimony amid ongoing investigations into a violent incident at the prison.
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.
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.
Domokos Prison: "It was a contract killing against him"
Greek authorities are investigating a potential contract killing involving a Bulgarian inmate who shot a notorious Greek convict in Domokos Prison.
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.
With more officers on the street, minor crimes in focus
A 21-year-old Bulgarian woman was arrested after stealing a backpack from a tourist, and a 36-year-old Sri Lankan was caught shoplifting at a Sephora store in Milan, as local police ramped up their presence to tackle minor crimes.
Jerzy Haszczyński: European observers of Donald Trump's Peace Council. And the Bulgarian surprise
The inaugural meeting of Donald Trump's Peace Council will take place in Washington, focusing on peace in the Gaza Strip, supported almost globally including by the EU, yet without representation from Poland.
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.
Murder in Domokos Prison: The accused received a deadline for his testimony
A Bulgarian inmate accused of murder in Domokos prison has been given until Friday to respond to serious charges against him.
Crime in Domokos prison: A fight over the transfer is the cause of the execution, the involved claim
A Bulgarian inmate shot Greek inmate Antonis Papadatos during a confrontation in Domokos prison, with conflicting narratives about the incident's motive.
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.
David Nalbandian Returns to Professional Circuit: He Will Be the Coach of Bulgarian Grigor Dimitrov
Former Argentine tennis star David Nalbandian will take on the role of coach for Bulgarian player Grigor Dimitrov, confirmed officially by Dimitrov's representative.
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.
Greek Oceanographers Dive on an Island in Antarctica
Greek oceanographers Dionysia Rigatou and Eleni Kytiou conducted the first scientific dive from the Bulgarian base St. Clement of Ohrid on Livingston Island in Antarctica.
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.
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.
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.
The Bulgarian Twin Peaks: Mysterious Triple Deaths Gripped the Country in the Mountains
Three bodies, including that of a 15-year-old boy, were discovered in a camper van in the high mountains of Lithuania, linked to recent murders and raising significant security concerns.
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.
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.
A series of mysterious deaths in the Bulgarian mountains baffles the police
Bulgarian police are investigating a series of unexplained deaths occurring in remote mountain areas.
Bulgarian Twin Peaks: Ritual Farewell on Camera and Six Dead in the Mountains
The Bulgarian police are investigating a complex case involving six deaths connected to a ritual farewell, which has sparked conspiracy theories and comparisons to the TV series Twin Peaks.
Murder Mystery: Six Bodies Found in Close Proximity in the Bulgarian Mountains Create Confusion Among Investigators
Six bodies found in the mountains of western Bulgaria have led to widespread speculation and contradictory descriptions surrounding the circumstances of their discovery.
Mysterious Deaths in the Bulgarian Mountains. Authorities Compare Them to the Series Twin Peaks
Authorities are investigating a series of mysterious deaths in the Bulgarian mountains, likening the circumstances to the popular series Twin Peaks.
Guilty for the death of three people, innocent for dangerous driving, the driver of the crash on the Egnatia
A Bulgarian driver was found guilty of causing the deaths of three people in a multi-car crash on the Egnatia highway but was acquitted of dangerous driving charges.
Artificial water release in Pythio due to increased level from Bulgarian dams
The municipality of Didymoteicho plans to release water artificially in Pythio to manage the rising water levels from overflowing dams in Bulgaria.
In alert mode Pytheos: Artificial water discharge by the Municipality of Didimoticho due to increased levels from Bulgarian dams
The municipality of Didimoticho in Greece is preparing for an artificial water discharge to manage rising water levels caused by overflowing Bulgarian dams.
Nabokov, memory and friendship: books to start February
The article highlights notable literary works exploring themes of memory, reality, satire, and friendship, including insights on contemporary Bulgarian writer Georgi Gospodinov.
Serres: Roxy uncovered 5.5 kilograms of heroin hidden by a Bulgarian in a car, watch the video
A Bulgarian has been arrested in Serres for hiding 5.5 kilograms of heroin in a car compartment.