Moldova considers banning Ukrainian grain imports
The government of Moldova, Ukraine's neighboring country, is considering joining an EU ban on Ukrainian grain, the Agriculture…
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EU countries to withdraw unilateral restrictions against Ukraine’s food exports, Dombrovskis says
The European Commission has reached an agreement with five countries of the European Union regarding Ukraine's food products,…
Grain crisis: Ukraine and Bulgaria agree to unblock, unload trucks at the border
Amid the grain crisis, Ukrainian Minister of Agrarian Policy and Food Mykola Solskyi and Bulgarian Minister of Agriculture…
Bulgaria may ban Ukraine’s grain imports
Bulgaria considers banning Ukrainian grain imports, Bulgaria's acting Agriculture Minister Yavor Gechev said. Bulgaria may become the third…
Bulgaria denies free transfer of MiG-29s to Ukraine but seeks “triangular deals” to replace weapons
The Ministry of Defense of Bulgaria did not negotiate the free transfer of MiG-29 fighter jets to Ukraine.…
Bulgaria approves first military aid package to Ukraine: no jets or air defense
Bulgaria will send its first military aid to Ukraine since the Russian invasion after parliament on 9 December…
Protests against military aid to Ukraine take place in Bulgarian cities
On Saturday, November 26, protests were held in several cities of Bulgaria against the decision of its Parliament…
Bulgaria to start sending military aid to Ukraine
On November 3, the Bulgarian parliament decided to provide military aid to Ukraine as a contribution to the…
Russian invasion of Ukraine puts “Trojan Horse” Bulgaria between a rock and a hard place
Recent news of the partial destruction of the Crimean bridge and the subsequent bombing of Ukrainian civilian infrastructure…
From Brexit to EU-kraine: 21st-century European unity relies on solidarity of former Soviet states
European Council President Charles Michel announced on Monday, March 7th, that the European Union would begin the procedure…
Russia now wants NATO out of Bulgaria, Romania, and 12 other countries
On 19 January, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said Russia was ready to consider either discarding the…
Bessarabia’s ‘ethnographic Harlequin’ in a regional perspective
Ukraine’s ethnic-Bulgarian minority is concentrated in the southwestern part of Ukraine’s Odesa province, an area often if somewhat…
Bulgaria takes issue with Ukraine over minority in Odesa province
The parliament of Bulgaria has adopted a declaration criticizing Ukraine’s policy toward the Bulgarian minority in Odesa province…
Moscow orchestrates controversy between Bulgaria and Ukraine to weaken Kyiv
Last week (May 20), pro-Russian legislative deputies in Bulgaria and pro-Moscow ethnic-Bulgarian politicians in Ukraine protested a decision…
Romanian government concerns about Russian actions in Black Sea encourage Ukrainians
A declaration by the Romanian defense minister that his country is concerned by the increased Russian presence the…
There is no place in Putin’s world for the non-aligned, Portnikov says
During the first cold war, Moscow and Washington tried to recruit as many countries to their respective sides…
The Kremlin’s Bulgarian game
During an official visit to Warsaw in early October, Bulgarian President Rumen Radev called to lift EU sanctions against Russia, which…
Putin’s ‘secret weapon’ against the West – massive illegal cash hordes in foreign countries
The Russian economy is small relative to that of Europe or the United States. It military is hardly…
Does Bulgaria’s new President consider Crimea Russian?
Bulgaria's new President Rumen Radev took office on 22 January 2017. However, his political position remains controversial to this…
Plans for a “Great Serbia” and the Kremlin’s hybrid war in the Balkans
Another quite serious escalation may happen in the Balkans. This is an opinion shared by several European and…