The Greek-managed Contship Jet went down a day after three sea drones struck it, the latest in a wave of attacks on shipping near NATO coasts

The Greece-Bulgaria deal returning 48 church relics in exchange for Tsar Samuel's remains has drawn mixed reactions. How will talks continue?

Greece will receive 48 historic religious artifacts taken to Sofia during World War I, while Bulgaria will receive the remains identified as those of medieval Bulgarian Tsar Samuel

Kozloduy normally supplies 35% of Bulgaria's electricity; falling river levels are forcing a rare power cutback

Tehran warned against allowing foreign bases to support U.S. military operations, saying such actions could have consequences as tensions over the Iran conflict continue.

Bulgaria's parliament backed a US refueling-plane presence at Bezmer for July 24 to October 1, despite Iranian warnings the move could be treated as complicity in an attack

Athens received encouraging signals from both Tripoli and Sofia as it advances an active foreign policy agenda, with maritime talks, Balkan integration, and Greek-Turkish relations all high on the diplomatic agenda.

Bulgaria’s triumph at the 2026 Eurovision Song Contest with DARA and the explosive “Bangaranga” has once again thrust Dimitris Kontopoulos' name into the spotlight.

The Eurovision 2026 winner was welcomed with a festive airport celebration in Sofia, where fans gathered to greet Dara after her historic victory, marking a career-defining moment for the Bulgarian singer behind the hit “Bangaranga”.

Former president Rumen Radev’s Progressive Bulgaria party secures a commanding win, raising questions over the country’s political direction and its future ties with the EU and NATO.

Bulgaria’s central bank chief says public backing for the euro is rising after a mild inflation impact from adoption, with the Iran war potentially reinforcing confidence in the currency’s stability

Greek companies rank among Bulgaria’s leading foreign investors, with strong capital flows, rising trade and new momentum expected from Bulgaria’s euro adoption in 2026

Six people, including conservation group members, found dead under mysterious circumstances, with police investigating possible murder-suicide links amid growing public speculation

In his opening remarks, the new Eurogroup president stressed speed, coordination and dialogue, as ministers welcome Bulgaria into the Eurozone, discuss G7 priorities and the race for the next ECB vice president

Citi warns that the Dutch hard discounter’s low-price model could pressure margins at one of Greece’s most profitable retailers as competition intensifies in Southeastern Europe

The Greek Finance Minister will chair his first Eurogroup meeting as President on Monday as Bulgaria joins the euro, ECB vice presidency enters a decisive phase and ministers debate the bloc’s 2026 economic priorities

Bulgaria will become the 21st European country to adopt the euro from Jan. 1, marking a historic milestone for the country, European institutions said in statements welcoming the newest member of the single currency bloc. The European Central Bank described the move as a significant opportunity for citizens and businesses across the euro zone, noting […]

Prime Minister Rosen Zhelyazkov stepped down just minutes before a no-confidence vote, following mass demonstrations over economic policy and allegations of persistent corruption

How Turkey’s religious networks, political channels, minority influence and energy arrangements operate within Bulgaria, and why their combined impact poses a strategic challenge for European sovereignty