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Bulgaria will be able to receive Azerbaijani gas in full from July 1 after the completion of the test gas flow via Interconnector Greece-Bulgaria (IGB) in June, Azerbaijani Ambassador in Sofia Huseyn Huseynov said. "Deliveries of …
The Interconnector Greece-Bulgaria (IGB) has started test gas supplies, the ICGB AD, the project company said. “We’ve initiated test runs with actual quantities of natural gas as planned. However, it’s not a start of …
Tomorrow, on June 14, Armenian Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan will pay a two-day official visit to Bulgaria, the Armenian Foreign Ministry's press service reported. "Mirzoyan will be in Bulgaria on an official …
The national football team of Bulgaria got into a car accident in Tbilisi ahead of the League of Nations’ away leg against the Georgian team, the press service of the Bulgarian Football Union reports. Upon arrival in Georgia, the …
Bulgaria refused to open an air corridor for Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov’s aircraft due to the European Union’s sanctions, the Bulgarian Foreign Ministry said in a statement on Monday. "Bulgaria’s …
The Georgian national football team defeated Bulgaria 5:2 in their second match of the UEFA Nations League tournament at the Huvepharma Arena in the Bulgarian city of Razgrad on Sunday. In his comments following the victory, Willy …
Russian Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova has confirmed that the countries bordering Serbia have closed their airspace to Minister Sergey Lavrov’s aircraft. "The countries bordering Serbia have closed the only air …
Bulgaria has threatened not to support European Union’s new set of sanctions against Russia if the Balkan country does not get a derogation from the proposed ban on buying Russian oil, Deputy Prime Minister Assen Vassilev said late on …
From April 1, Russia began to accept payments for gas from unfriendly countries in rubles in order to get away from settlements in dollars and euros. Refusal from operations in Russian currency in the Russian Federation is regarded as a …
As the European Union prepares a full-scale embargo on Russian oil imports, EURACTIV …
Russian energy giant Gazprom on Wednesday halted gas supplies to Bulgaria and Poland for failing to pay for gas in rubles. "Gazprom has completely suspended gas supplies to Bulgargaz (Bulgaria) and PGNiG (Poland) due to …
As part of the anti-Russian sanctions of the European Union, the Bulgarian authorities have banned Russian ships from entering the country's ports, the Associated Press (AP) reported on Sunday. "All ships under the …
Australia, Britain, Canada and the United States have imposed outright bans on Russian oil purchases following Moscow's operation in Ukraine
Turkish specialists successfully neutralized on Monday a mine discovered in the Black Sea near the border with Bulgaria, the Turkish Ministry of National Defense said in a statement. "Underwater defense teams neutralized the mine …
NATO creates four additional multinational battlegrounds in Europe in response to the Russian special military operation in Ukraine, says a statement circulated after an extraordinary NATO summit on Thursday. "We are also …
Bulgaria, Poland and Slovakia will transfer 70 combat aircraft to Ukraine that can be stationed on airfields in Poland, press service of the Ukrainian Navy said on its official page in Facebook. "If necessary, they can be stationed …
Russia restricts incoming flights of Bulgaria, Poland and the Czech Republic’s airlines due to unfriendly decisions of the aviation authorities of these countries, the Federal Air Transport Agency reports. “Starting on …
Southern Gas Corridor, which crosses six countries, stretches over 3500 km and costs 45$ billion, aims to increase and diversify European energy supply by bringing Azerbaijani gas to markets in Europe
As the German news agency DPA reported yesterday, NATO intends to build up its forces in the east of the Alliance - primarily in Romania, Bulgaria and Slovakia, which is associated with an escalation of tension in relations with Russia. …
Bulgarian shoppers are crossing Turkey’s western border in packed cars and buses, taking advantage of a declining Turkish lira to enjoy their own shopping sprees
