International news that matters to Bulgaria and the region.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić discussed possible timelines for presidential elections, linking them to the date of the early parliamentary elections. He does not rule out a vote in late 2026 or early 2027.
Around 30,000 people are expected to take to the streets of Palma de Mallorca to protest against mass tourism, which they claim is worsening living conditions and driving up property prices.
Pedro Sánchez's policies on immigration, fiscal discipline, and joint EU debt are fueling skepticism among Spain's European partners.
Replacing Huawei and ZTE components in the EU's critical infrastructure will cost the industry between 30 and 40 billion euros, GSMA warns. The amount is much higher than the European Commission's estimates.
After nearly two weeks of intense fighting, the USA and Iran have stopped their mutual attacks. Both sides are continuing diplomatic negotiations aimed at de-escalation and avoiding a full-scale war.
Although American voters link tariffs to high prices, the massive revenues for the state budget make abandoning protectionism difficult for any future president.
The Belgian prosecutor's office has arrested a Canadian of Chinese origin who was working as an intern at NATO's Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe (SHAPE). She is suspected of spying on behalf of a third party.
In court documents, the Donald Trump administration admits to canceling $7.6 billion worth of clean energy projects in states that supported Kamala Harris.
A new study by the Vrije Universiteit Brussel warns that European infrastructure – roads, railways, and ports – is critically vulnerable to extreme weather events.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi faces the greatest challenge to his authority as mass youth protests demand the resignation of the Minister of Education.
American military forces struck a tanker that repeatedly ignored warnings regarding the naval blockade of Iran. This is the first instance of direct use of force against a commercial vessel since the start of the new blockade.
The European Commission proposes a massive reform of the Emissions Trading System (ETS). From 2029, international flights will be required to pay for CO2, while industrial giants will receive free quotas only upon investing in ecology.
Firestorms threaten tourist resorts near Bordeaux and regions in Spain. France has activated the EU civil protection mechanism, as temperatures rise to 39 degrees.
A group of member states, including Bulgaria, Romania, and Poland, have sent an official request to the European Commission for support for eastern border regions affected by geopolitical instability.
The European Commission assures that oil supplies to the EU are stable, but warns that the escalation of tension in the Middle East could change market dynamics in the coming months.
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