Editorial: As President Trump’s policies shift towards Russia, Europe is going to have to pay a price and bear some burdens ...

Finland's telecoms operator said on Monday that the damage reported last week to its C-Lion1 telecoms cable in the Baltic Sea may have occurred as early as January 26, the same day a cargo ship broke ...

Life expectancy plummeted during the pandemic, with COVID-19 deaths, heart disease, and substance abuse playing major roles.

Nonostante le sfide, i cinema europei mantengono la stabilità, e con le Giornate nazionali del cinema di grande successo in tutto il continente ...

The Ukrainian armed forces are set to receive Patria 6x6 armored personnel carriers, which will be manufactured in Latvia.

Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania -- former Soviet states that are now EU and NATO members -- had been planning the switch for years, but Russia's 2022 invasion of Ukraine accelerated the process.

19 OFFICIAL PROJECTS were selected from a total of 351 submissions. We are more than proud to have a Bulgarian one in the selection. It is the new project of one of our most engaged, recognized, and ...

SOFIA: The domestic biopic Gundi - Legend of Love by Dimitar Dimitrov was the most watched film in Bulgarian cinemas in 2024, while another domestic film, The Vacation by Dimitar Kiriazov, is also in ...

as confirmed by the Prime Minister of Latvia, Evika Silina. She stated that investigations have confirmed that the Bulgarian ship "Vezhen" was responsible for damaging the cable. Silina remarked ...

Holders Portugal have booked their place alongside co-hosts Latvia and Lithuania with nine finals slots and eight play-off places still up for grabs in the main round. The ten main round group ...

Sweden has released the Bulgarian ship Vezhen, concluding that there was no intentional sabotage in the severing of a telecommunications cable between Sweden and Latvia. Swedish prosecutors stated ...

Swedish prosecutors confirm no sabotage in the Sweden-Latvia cable break ... in the Baltic Sea on the night of 26 January. The Bulgarian vessel Vezhen was subsequently seized.