Bulgarian Prime Minister Rosen Zhelyazkov emphasized Bulgaria’s commitment to supporting Ukraine’s long-term reconstruction ...

Ukraine and Bulgaria sounded a defiant tone on the future of grain and other shipments on the Black Sea. They say Russia's effort to strangle Ukraine with an embargo and missile strikes isn't working.

Prime Minister Rosen Zhelyazkov assured Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky that Bulgaria will remain a steadfast partner in the post-war reconstruction of Ukraine. The two leaders held talks in ...

The Ukrainian government, represented by Energy Minister Herman Halushchenko, has signed a memorandum of understanding on cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency on the sidelines of ...

The agreement outlines the intention to set up an assembly line for VVER-1000 fuel elements at Energoatom’s subsidiary, ...

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy visited the Bulgarian capital where talks centered around military aid and Bulgaria's support for Ukraine's NATO membership after its conflict with Russia.

Bulgaria's parliament approved additional military aid to Ukraine on Friday, agreeing to provide defective or redundant missiles to Kyiv to be repaired or used for spare parts.

Russia’s neighbors — from Norway and Finland to Romania and Bulgaria — see helping Ukraine as an existential necessity for the defense of eastern and northern Europe. The monument of the Soviet Army ...

Bulgaria has long postponed modernizing its armed forces, which still rely on Soviet-era weapons. But Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine has served as a wake-up call.

Bulgaria has had to walk a fine line, trying to covertly support Ukraine without provoking Russia. Opinions on Ukraine are split among its 6.7 million people, many of whom buy into Kremlin propaganda.

Bulgaria has condemned the invasion, voted to support European Union sanctions against Russia and is hosting more than 90,000 Ukrainian refugees, but the four-party ruling coalition remains split ...

Ivan Kalchev is a candidate in Bulgaria's upcoming snap parliamentary elections. But instead of wooing voters, Kalchev is in Ukraine, fighting in Kyiv's counteroffensive against invading Russian ...