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This piece is published in collaboration with Capital as part of a content series on threats to independent media in Central Europe. Read more. The article is also available to read on Capital’s website. If the media is considered a weapon during wartime, Bulgaria is likely to shoot itself in the foot. Western nations mustered an unprecedented unified […]

Moscow’s move amid its war on Ukraine has fortified a growing separation between the long-standing allies.

New Prime Minister Kiril Petkov has to navigate a complex history of ties to Moscow and has already had to fire his defense minister.

Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskiy accused Russian forces of committing acts of terror, as the Kremlin stepped up its offensive despite a barrage of sanctions directed at Moscow.

Russia Pounds Ukraine, Drawing Humanitarian Disaster Warning - Russian troops continued to shell military and civilian facilities alike, as satellite images showed a massive column of armor on the road to Kyiv

There are twice as many Bulgarians who like Russian President Vladimir Putin. During the four days of hostilities, Putin, who has enjoyed a positive rating

Petya suffered years of abuse at the hands of her husband before divorcing him. She is one of many victims of domestic abuse in Bulgaria, but the number is unclear. The government does not tabulate such statistics, underscoring what some say is a failure to take the issue seriously.

GERB won the most votes in the elections for Bulgarian members of parliament in the European parliament. The sociology agency

The election comes amid widespread disagreement against high-level corruption that ended former Prime Minister Boyko Borissov’s ten-year rule in April

ISLAMABAD -- At least four people were killed and four others injured in a firing by unknown men on a vehicle in Mastung district of Pakistan southwestern Baloc