Bulgaria has proposed the establishment of a multinational center on its territory to ensure the safety of shipping in the western Black Sea.
Following the “coalition of the willing” summit in Paris, Bulgarian Prime Minister Rossen Zhelyazkov emphasized the critical importance of restoring commercial shipping.
He stated that a coordination center would offer continuous surveillance and provide early warnings of potential threats and hostile activities in the western Black Sea.
As an example of successful cooperation, Zhelyazkov highlighted the joint demining efforts by Bulgaria, Romania, and Türkiye, which began in the summer of 2024.
Read next
08:00
Meta and Russian search engine Yandex have been secretly tracking what Android users do on their web browsers—even when users are in private or incognito mode—according to experts from Radboud University and IMDEA Networks.
07:00
A major Japanese battery maker has stopped construction on a $1.6 billion plant in South Carolina, citing “policy and market uncertainty” tied to electric vehicles and global trade.
06:00
Germany’s new government has launched a major program aimed at boosting investment and helping Europe’s largest economy recover after two years of decline.
05:00
]The third annual AI Film Festival opened Thursday night in New York, offering a glimpse into what artificial intelligence can now do on the big screen.
04:00
A local dive team has solved a nearly 140-year-old maritime mystery by identifying the wreck of the SS Nantes off the coast of Devon.
What is your opinion on this topic?
Leave the first comment