
NATO Reacts to Planned U.S. Troop Cuts in Europe
A NATO official emphasized that Washington’s commitment remains clear, describing the downsizing “adjustment.”

A NATO official emphasized that Washington’s commitment remains clear, describing the downsizing “adjustment.”

Hungarian authorities confirm they will facilitate safe passage for the Russian President attending the upcoming summit.

Twenty member states warn that the inability to remove rejected or criminal Afghan asylum seekers is undermining public trust and putting European security at risk.

Igor Grechushkin—linked to the 2020 Beirut blast—has been arrested in Bulgaria and may face extradition.

Bulgarian authorities have dismissed the Russian interference claim, citing minor technical GPS issues on board the Commission chief’s aircraft.

The non-binding opinion was issued in response to a case brought by a Bulgarian transgender individual.

Pro-EU parties are collaborating with their traditional opponents to bring down the GERB-led coalition.

GPS jamming incidents in Eastern Europe, and near the Baltic states have sharply increased lately.

Facing pressure to meet NATO commitments, a group of EU countries will now be allowed to take on extra debt to fund military upgrades.

While the government hails euro accession as a historic milestone, critics point to poor public support and warn of price shocks for ordinary citizens.