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"It is not just about Romania and Bulgaria. The whole migration system is in a catastrophic situation," the Austrian interior minister said.

Since Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, ships in the Black Sea have faced a rising threat from mines. Turkey, Bulgaria, and Romania -- the only three NATO littoral states -- have announced a joint effort to eliminate them amid Russian efforts to add more.

The European Union will never allow itself to be blackmailed by anyone, said the European deputy Siegfried Muresan, referring to the negative vote given by Hungary in the European Council in December regarding the review of the multiannual European budget financial framework 2021-2027, a review that also includes the allocation of 50 billion euros over the next four years to support Ukraine.

The two eastern European nations made a breakthrough in their bid to join the Area in late 2023

A Welsh family enjoyed their holiday in Antalya, Turkey, but said their break ended in a nightmare as instead of flying back to Bristol on Friday evening, they were stuck in Bulgaria

The two eastern European nations made a breakthrough in their bid to join the Area in late 2023

The two eastern European nations made a breakthrough in their bid to join the Area in late 2023

SOFIA, JANUARY 10, ARMENPRESS/BTA.The only thing holding Bulgaria back for the eurozone is higher inflation, said Prime Minister Nikolay Denkov on Wednesday in a Q&A session with members of the public on Facebook on the occasion of his cabinet's seventh month in office. 

This could be preventable. if people knew the dangers, they wouldnt leave the bike at the entrance, blocking the exit so people cant get out. thats exactly what happened with sofia. last year in london, the number of fires involving e—bikes and e—scooters went up by 60% compared to the year before. there was a fire on average every two days. have you been surprised by how many people have signed this petition? yeah, very. almost 32,000 in five and a half weeks. 100,000 people. its what is re...

Bulgaria and Romania are set to issue short-term Schengen visas starting April 1, facilitating entry for foreign nationals into the Schengen Area for up to 90 days within a 180-day period. This move follows an agreement among EU member states to allow both Balkan nations to apply Schengen rules for entering ports and airports, with Austria partially lifting its veto against expanding the border-free area.