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Ukrainian President Zelensky has arrived in the United States, with a key priority in his discussions with President Trump expected to be missile defense systems. This is part of ongoing international focus on the conflict in Ukraine.
Ukrainian President Zelensky has stated that Russian President Putin is planning a new mobilization and anticipates receiving 30,000 troops from North Korea, highlighting escalating tensions.
The legal committee in the Bulgarian Parliament is reviewing amendments to the Electoral Code for a second reading, indicating ongoing legislative activity within the country.
The United States has announced the commencement of a review of its military presence in Europe, a move with potential geopolitical implications for the continent.
An investigation has determined that the fire which claimed the life of businessman Vladimir Yankov was intentional, pointing to a suspected arson attack in Bulgaria.
The political party 'We Continue the Change' has submitted a petition to Vice President Iliana Yotova calling for a veto on the national budget, highlighting political divisions.
Meteorological forecasts suggest that Bulgaria will likely be spared the extreme heatwaves currently affecting other parts of Europe.
Seven people have lost their lives in eastern Ukraine due to recent Russian attacks, underscoring the continued human cost of the conflict.
A recent study suggests that advancements in artificial intelligence have the potential to speed up the global transition to renewable energy sources.
A bus damaged a guardrail on Tsarigradsko Shose in Sofia; mechanical failure is the leading suspected cause of the incident.
Following a security assessment, President Rumen Radev has convened with key security ministers and intelligence services, with no direct threat to national security identified.
Greenpeace has revealed that dozens of oil slicks have been present for months around the ship 'Kairos,' raising environmental concerns.
Goran Blagoev argues that the proposed introduction of a 'Virtues and Religions' subject into the curriculum contradicts the Bulgarian Constitution.
A well-known businessman from Sofia has been found dead following a fire in the Bankya area.
An audit by the National Audit Office has uncovered systemic deficiencies in procurement and lease agreements at the 'St. Ekaterina' hospital.
Drivers in Greece are reportedly using a bridge that collapsed after a storm because it is a faster route, raising safety concerns.
Promotional tickets for the Hills Of Rock festival in 2026 sold out within an hour of release, shortly after the 2026 event concluded.
A concerning report indicates that AI chatbots possess the capability to design lethal biological weapons and can instruct users on how to create them.
