2019's "European Capital of Culture" and Bulgaria's second largest city, Plovdiv can be reached via an easy three-hour train ...

Surprisingly little is known in the West about the role of Central Asia in World War II. This scholarly but thoroughly ...

Sunny weather will prevail on Sunday. There will be more significant cloudiness before noon over the northeastern regions, and after noon in places in southeastern Bulgaria. There will be a moderate ...

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Ukraine has endured a tough three months in which Russian forces made gains across the front, which are likely continue over winter, a military analyst has said. "The trend is very worrying, and ...

An offensive by opposition forces in Syria is redrawing the map of areas controlled by the rebels, despite Russian-backed airstrikes by President Bashar al-Assad and his government forces on the ...

The European Commission said in a statement that the payment has been suspended for six months because Bulgaria has not met its commitments on energy, anti-corruption, and public procurement reforms.

Given that World War II service members were away for years, and many wrote home almost daily, they often generated hundreds of letters, she said in an email. “We have about 75 letter ...

Syrian and Russian jets have ramped up air raids on Idlib and Aleppo as the government of President Bashar al-Assad tries to slow the advance of opposition fighters. The raids followed big gains ...

Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s regime fell on Sunday after opposition forces made a shock advance over the past few days, culminating in a successful push into Damascus. When the fighting ...

Use the map below to explore the full list of recent acts of sabotage and violence across Europe. The security services have sounded the alarm already. “We should expect to see continued acts of ...

A recent report by academics at the Royal United Services Institute (Rusi) identified the same shift: that in the “gig-economy era”, the Kremlin can outsource its aggression to anybody in want of a ...