Foreign policy
News about Bulgaria’s international relations, diplomacy, positions on global issues, and participation in international organizations.
The Government in Anticipation: The Procedure for a New Head of SANS in a Legal Labyrinth
Prime Minister Rosen Zhelyazkov reveals details about the institutional procedure for appointing a new head of the State Agency for National Security, adhering to legal deadlines and inter-institutional consultations.
Black Sea Strategy: Bulgaria at the Head of European Consultations
On July 24, 2025, Bulgaria launches key diplomatic negotiations with European institutions regarding the future of the Black Sea region, demonstrating a leading role in regional policy.
The European Commission has launched extensive sanctioning procedures against 26 member states
Brussels is taking unprecedented actions against EU states due to delays in implementing European legislation in the areas of sanctions, transport, and renewable energy.
Ukraine offers a diplomatic meeting with Russia for a peaceful solution
The Ukrainian delegation calls for a summit with Russia by the end of August, focusing on ceasing military actions and restoring dialogue between the two countries.
Parliamentary vote reveals deep political divisions regarding Russian aggression
The National Assembly adopted a declaration condemning Russian military intervention in Ukraine, with support limited to three political formations, which demonstrates the existing ideological differences.
The Russian War Machine: A Large-Scale Strategy for Global Domination by 2036
Ukrainian military intelligence reveals Russia's ambitious plan to restructure the armed forces and invest 1.1 trillion dollars, aimed at changing the global geopolitical order.
President Radev: Diplomacy - Key to National Success and International Influence
In his annual address on the occasion of Bulgarian Diplomatic Service Day, the head of state Rumen Radev emphasized the importance of professionalism and national consensus in foreign policy, outlining the challenges and opportunities facing modern Bulgarian diplomacy.
Britain Strikes Putin's "Shadow Fleet" with Extensive Sanctions
The United Kingdom has taken unprecedented restrictive measures against 135 Russian oil tankers, aimed at interrupting the financing of Russia's military campaign in Ukraine.
Bulgaria and Turkey: Strategic Partnership in the Field of Security
The Minister of Defense Atanas Zapryanov held a meeting with a Turkish parliamentary delegation led by Hulusi Akar, emphasizing the deepening of bilateral relations in the field of defense and security.
Kremlin with cold shower: Peace negotiations in Istanbul without optimism
An official representative of the Russian state administration warned about a lack of significant progress during the upcoming diplomatic talks between Russia and Ukraine, emphasizing the complexity of the negotiation process.
Diplomatic dialogue: Bulgaria and Thailand consolidate bilateral relations
Foreign Minister Georgi Georgiev held a farewell meeting with Thai Ambassador Dao Vibunpanit, outlining the prospects for deepening cooperation between the two countries in various strategic areas.
EU Tightens the Noose: New Restrictions on Russian Petroleum Products
The European Union is taking an unprecedented step in its energy policy by introducing extensive sanctions on diesel fuels of Russian origin, aimed at completely cutting off oil supplies from Russia.
Geopolitical Analysis: Putin's Strategy and Western Challenges
International expert Martin Tabakov reveals the complex dynamics of the Russo-Ukrainian conflict, emphasizing the lack of real prerequisites for peace negotiations and the growing geopolitical tension between Russia and Western allies.
Geopolitical Pressure: US Threatens Key Countries over Russian Oil
An American senator is directing sharp warning rhetoric towards China, India, and Brazil regarding trade in Russian oil, threatening drastic economic sanctions that could paralyze the Russian economy.
The Russian word legalized drastic changes in citizenship
The State Duma of Russia introduced scandalous legislative amendments that allow the revocation of citizenship under certain conditions and directly affect the occupied Ukrainian territories.