Miners block roads in protest against plans to close down coal mines by 2038.
Storm Daniel wiped out a quarter of Greece’s annual farming production, as a result of deadly flash flooding that submerged fields and drowned livestock.
Across the EU far more has been invested in roads than railways over the last three decades, but this trend is even stronger in the newer EU members, a study commissioned by Greenpeace finds.
Parliament votes to end imports despite exemption from EU-wide ban until end-2024.
An “interplay” of climate change exacerbated heavy rainfall during the first two weeks of September 2023 in several countries across the Mediterranean, caused by low-pressure systems forming around a blocking high centred over the Netherlands.
Drone equipped with 82mm high-explosive mortar found in Bulgaria after three drones crash in neighbouring Romania.
Ukraine has vowed to pursue legal action at the World Trade Organisation if any EU member states institute their own embargoes.
CVM was introduced as a transitional measure on judicial reform and anti-corruption after two countries joined the EU back in 2007.
Russian oil company effectively used its business activities to develop enormous political leverage in Bulgaria.
With a 400% increase in requests for emergency aid over the past two years, Commissioner for Crisis Management Lenarcic argued the EU's disaster response budget is insufficient.
Kyiv has said that it will take legal action against those EU member states that impose national bans against EU-wide trade rules.
Green growth is not yet happening in any advanced economies – and high-income countries are not on track achieve enough emissions reduction without more far profound changes in consumption.
PM Nikolai Denkov says arming coast guards will ensure "no one dares to approach our Black Sea towns" amid increase in regional tensions.
Europe is being swamped by torrential rain, deadly floods and heat in a start to the autumn that follows a summer of wildfires in Greece. Brazil has also lost at least 27 people in a cyclone.
At least four dead, roads blocked and drinking water contaminated in heaviest deluge in decades.
Flood waters dragged cars and caravans into the sea and forced the evacuation of seaside hotels.
Meeting with Turkish counterpart Erdogan produces no tangible sign that Moscow is preparing to budge on allowing Ukrainian ships safe passage.
Prosecutors are probing allegations that Bulgarians officials secretly met sanctioned Russians to speed up construction of the local stretch of the TurkStream pipeline.
Vassil Bozhkov faces more than 20 charges ranging from money laundering to involvement in murders.
Once a loyal ally of Russia, Bulgaria been struggling to put an end to the Kremlin’s powerful influence.