Presidential Elections to be held on October 25 ↗
Front page leadThe article reports that the presidential elections in Bulgaria are scheduled for October 25th, with related discussions about potential candidates and political strategies.
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Dimitar Stoyanov: Will vote for Iliana Yotova for President, regardless of… ↗
Dimitar Stoyanov states his intention to vote for Iliana Yotova in the presidential elections, regardless of the political party's (PB) endorsement.
Presidential Elections: Who will face Radev's candidate? ↗
This article explores the potential contenders who might challenge the candidate supported by President Radev in the upcoming presidential elections.
Mirchev: Radev's foreign policy is for presidential elections; a common… ↗
Mirchev suggests that Radev's foreign policy decisions are influenced by the presidential elections and calls for a unified pro-European candidate.
Russia seeks Telegram founder Pavel Durov as a terrorist ↗
Russia has reportedly put Telegram founder Pavel Durov on its wanted list, labeling him as a terrorist.
Serious violations found involving a second notary in the 'Baba Alino' affair ↗
The investigation into the 'Baba Alino' affair has uncovered significant irregularities concerning a second notary.
Dozens killed in Japan earthquake, people trapped are being searched for ↗
A powerful earthquake in Japan has resulted in dozens of casualties, and rescue operations are underway to find trapped individuals.
Merz: Montenegro must join the EU by the end of the decade ↗
Norbert Merz stated that Montenegro should be integrated into the European Union before the decade concludes.
Road accident between two trucks closes Northern Speed Tangent ↗
A collision involving two trucks has led to the closure of the Northern Speed Tangent highway.
USA bans import of new Chinese robots ↗
The United States has imposed a ban on the importation of newly manufactured robots from China.
Leading developers call for slowing down AI development ↗
Prominent figures in the field of artificial intelligence have urged for a pause in the rapid advancement of automated AI.
Constitutional Court may declare part of the budget unconstitutional ↗
There is a possibility that the Constitutional Court will rule certain sections of the national budget as unconstitutional.
Eight injured in chain collision on AM 'Struma' ↗
A chain reaction accident on the 'Struma' highway has resulted in eight people sustaining injuries.
Radev officially supports Yotova for President ↗
President Radev has publicly declared his official support for Iliana Yotova's candidacy in the presidential elections.
With a firm close to Trump, Infantino to sell parts of the World Cup ↗
According to reports, Gianni Infantino will partner with a company linked to Donald Trump to commercialize aspects of the World Cup.
GERB joins PP's call for budget veto (updated) ↗
The GERB party has aligned with the We Continue the Change (PP) party's request to veto the proposed national budget.
Laws to be changed again to stop 'war on the roads' ↗
New legislative changes are planned to address and reduce the incidence of severe accidents and violence on Bulgarian roads.
Five dead babies found in boxes in a French apartment ↗
Authorities in France discovered the bodies of five infants in boxes within a residential apartment.
PB proposes a shortened summer parliamentary recess from August 5 ↗
The We Continue the Change (PB) party has put forward a proposal for a condensed summer parliamentary break starting on August 5th.
Analysis: US halts war with Iran – are Trump's weapons really running out? ↗
This analysis delves into the US decision to cease hostilities with Iran, questioning whether it signals a depletion of American military resources under the Trump administration.
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