Russia's energy giant Gazprom is reportedly going to cut off natural gas deliveries to Poland and Bulgaria, after they refused to pay for their supplies in rubles.

 At least 45 people are killed when a bus with North Macedonian plates caught fire on a highway in western Bulgaria.

No clear winner has emerged in Bulgaria's parliamentary election, the third held this year, exit polls show.

To stem the growing tide of Covid-19 deaths and infections, authorities in Russia are moving to introduce tougher restrictions from next week, including shutting down all non-emergency businesses.

Bulgaria faces instability as an anti-establishment group scored a razor-thin victory in the national election.

Bulgarians vote to elect a new government to lead the Balkan country, just three months after the general election in April produced a fragmented parliament that failed to produce a working cabinet.

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Russia has expelled two Bulgarian diplomats in retaliation for Sofia’s recent call on two Russian diplomats to leave the country over alleged espionage activities.

Bulgarians vote to elect a new parliament, with Prime Minister Boyko Borisov's center-right party tipped to finish first.

Russia denounces Bulgaria’s “groundless” decision to expel two Russian diplomats over accusations of espionage, reserving the right to retaliate.