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Vancouver Courier - Border violence: What is going on in Bulgaria?

Vancouver - 08.07. 2025 - 13:11:06

Border violence: What is going on in Bulgaria?

We find out what's going on along the border between Bulgaria and Turkey, as Sofia seeks Schengen Area accession amid worrying reports of abuse and violence towards migrants by Bulgarian border police.

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