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From “Nobody comes in” to “Everybody gets in.”

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has shocked the former Soviet satellite states of Central and Eastern Europe, drawing strong condemnation even from the region’s most pro-Kremlin politicians.

Bulgarian President Rumen Radev has taken the oath of office for his second term.

Bulgaria's health authorities say the country's top leaders are self-isolating after being in contact with the parliamentary speaker who tested positive for the coronavirus.

Bulgarian President Rumen Radev has drawn criticism from the United States for his remarks about the status of the Crimean Peninsula.

Exit polls in Bulgaria suggest that incumbent Rumen Radev is the apparent winner in the country’s presidential runoff.

With nearly 76% of the ballots counted, a new centrist party appears to be the winner of Bulgaria’s parliamentary election.

A newly founded anti-corruption party appears to be the winner of Bulgaria’s parliamentary election, according to initial exit poll data.

European Union leaders have tried to reassure six Balkan countries that they could join the trading bloc one day if they met its standards.

Racism, climate change and the world’s worsening divisions will take center stage at the U_N_ meeting of world leaders, a day after Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warned that the world was "on the edge of an abyss.”.

Bulgaria’s president has called a third parliamentary election this year that will be held on Nov. 14 after two previous votes failed to produce a government.

European Union leaders have clashed with Hungary’s prime minister during a heated summit over new legislation in his country that will ban showing content about LGBT issues to children.

Bulgaria has moved to quell a political crisis by appointing a retired general as interim prime minister until an election is held in July.

Protesters shout "Resignation" in downtown Sofia, Bulgaria, on Wednesday, July 29, 2020. Tens of thousands of people took to the streets Wednesday in cities across Bulgaria for a third consecutive week to demand the resignation of the government and the chief prosecutor. (AP Photo/Valentina Petrova)SOFIA Tens of thousands of people took to the streets Wednesday in cities across Bulgaria for a third consecutive week to demand the resignation of the government and the chief prosecutor. In a video on Facebook, Borissov said everyone has the right to demonstrate, but not to block roads and intersections. Borissov has been in power since 2009 and his third term is scheduled to end next March