Six Bulgarians carried out sophisticated operations over three years, including spying on Ukrainian soldiers in Germany.
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I spent a summer providing medical care to refugees in Bulgaria and these are some of their stories.
Identification checks at Bulgaria and Romania’s land borders have ceased, opening free travel to the rest of the EU.
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GERB party in the lead in parliamentary elections, but falls short of majority needed to end political instability.
Opinion polls suggest no single party will win a parliamentary majority in the seventh election in four years.
President of Balkan nation expected to call for new vote after three parties fail to garner enough support to govern.
June 8 vote, which handed centre-right party most seats but not a majority, was sixth snap poll in three years.
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Bulgaria’s sixth vote in three years delivers yet another fragmented parliament.
The snap vote, the sixth in three years, has been triggered by the collapse of a coalition government in March.
The vote is the first in a series of polls that could decide whether the diverse Balkan country will ever join the EU.
Schengen rules are not yet applicable to land borders due to Austria’s concerns over undocumented migration.
Initiative limited to three nations aims to make shipping safer, including for vessels transporting grain from Ukraine.
