- Bulgaria is facing a dispute regarding its constitutional changes and national identity, involving political leader Hristijan Mickoski.
- Dispute over protocols is currently blocking Bulgaria's EU accession talks, hampering ongoing political discussions.
- North Macedonia's EU accession path is stalled due to political leadership disputes, prompting discussions of a potential referendum.
A treaty and framework were defined to set accession conditions between Bulgaria and North Macedonia.
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A treaty and framework were defined to set accession conditions between Bulgaria and North Macedonia.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Bulgaria's accession process is facing challenges from the constitutional court regarding legislative overreach.1 source
Parliament urges North Macedonia on shared history with Bulgaria.1 source
A treaty and framework were defined to set accession conditions between Bulgaria and North Macedonia.1 source
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North Macedonia's EU accession path is stalled due to political leadership disputes, prompting discussions of a potential referendum.Also in this story
- Political friction in North Macedonia is rising as the SDSM becomes the main opposition party, facing demands regarding the Bulgarian minority and constitutional sovereignty.
- European Council President Costa visited North Macedonia to discuss its EU accession path and constitutional changes.
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- Bulgaria seeks solidarity and support from its European partners.
- Bulgaria is monitoring conflicts in the Middle East and Ukraine while maintaining contact with NATO.