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Turkey, Romania, and Bulgaria, all NATO members, have formed a joint naval group to clear sea mines from the Black Sea, a key trade route that has been endangered since the onset of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
BNEWS reports. "Our nomination for the Constitutional Court is Desislava Atanasova," GERB leader Boyko Borisov announced to journalists in the National Assembly, BTA reports. Borisov always nominates his loyal deputies as constitutional judges, because he views this key government body not as a court and the last instance in the country, but as a political body that should protect and defend his interests and sometimes those of his party.
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.
Greek Prime Minister to meet Bulgarian counterpart at Maximos Mansion
Bulgaria and Romania struck a deal with Austria so that they could partially join the Schengen area of free movement by air and by sea.