"Съединението прави силата"
TREATY OF NEUILLY-SUR-SEINE ANNULLED It is a truly joyous occassion for the bulgarian people, as Prime and Foreign Minister Georgi Kyoseivanov returns from Paris, carrying with him in a briefcase the charred remains of the Treaty of Neuilly-Sur-Seine. In what can only be considered a great victory for the bulgarian people the disgraceful treaty has, by the will of nations attending the European Summit, been thrown onto the pyre, finally unshackling Bulgaria from the military restrictions placed upon us following The Great War. The bulgarian government was quick to reiterate infront of the European Community that despite imminent expansion of our armed forces, our foremost priority remains the defence of bulgarian sovereignity, and ensuring the safety of our borders, not the imposition of our will upon others through force. As we move forth into a new era we must remember the lessons of the past, for all to prosper it is the hope of His Majesty the Tsar and His Government that we might enter into a closer relationship with our Balkan brethren and neighbours, as our respective Governments work together to create a bright future for all the Balkans the old divisions and grudges of the past will be washed away in a tide of unity and brotherly love, our peoples shall know no fear as together we walk into the future, and to Bulgaria the future seems bright.
BULGARIAN DIPLOMATIC BLUNDER
In what can only be described as a diplomatic blunder on behalf of the Bulgarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, what was first meant to be an olive branch extended by the hand of friendship towards the Turkish Government has now seen the olive grow increasingly rotten. It would indeed appear that the Turkish Administration has taken deep offense by perceived insults made towards them by our representatives, and even as we accept responsibility in not choosing our words carefully enough, and putting them forth in a way that seems alligned with ill intent, we can only offer our most heartfelt assurances that it is the policy of His Majesty's Government to pursue a path of friendship with our neighbours. Bulgaria still remains open to entering into a pact of non-aggression with Turkey, even if we must admit that their recent comments regarding the now deceased Treaty of Neuilly-Sur-Seine has caused some frowns amongst our Government. We hope the future will bring friendship and cooperation so we can put this embarassing episode behind us.