EU allows Bulgaria to use euro from 2026, but wants it to 'fight corruption' ()

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EU allows Bulgaria to use euro from 2026, but wants it to 'fight corruption'

Bulgaria is set to adopt the euro as its official currency starting January 1 next year, becoming the 21st member of the eurozone and deepening its integration into the European Union amid regional instability

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