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Bulgaria
Capital.bg leads with a story about Bulgaria's urgent plan to secure 800 million euros for regional development by the end of 2026. Other prominent domestic news includes Bulgargaz's profit decrease and a new children's hospital in Burgas receiving its operating permit. Internationally, the site…
Bulgaria has an "emergency" plan in place to secure 800 million euros in funding for the "Regions in Growth" program by the end of 2026, aiming to prevent the loss of these crucial funds.
Bulgargaz, the national gas operator, is expected to end 2025 with a significant drop in profit, reaching only 270 million Bulgarian Leva.
This business news roundup reports that there will be no veto for the 2026 budget and that Schneider Electric is in negotiations to acquire Shelly Group.
An analysis of the new British Prime Minister, exploring what can be expected from their leadership, referred to as the "King of the North."
The newly built children's hospital in Burgas has officially received its permit to operate, marking a significant development for healthcare in the city.
This article explores how people cope with extreme heat in Western cities, detailing their measures against high temperatures and assessing their applicability for Bulgaria.
An examination of the negative health consequences associated with prolonged periods of intense heat and heatwaves.
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) and the European Union (EU) are increasingly recognizing climate change as a significant threat to global security.
Meteorological forecasts indicate that the upcoming El Niño phenomenon has the potential to be the most powerful ever recorded.
An analysis of the financial challenges faced by Oracle founder Larry Ellison's empire, suggesting its foundation built on investment interest is crumbling.
A critical commentary urging skepticism towards OpenAI's narrative about the dangers of AI, suggesting it might be a strategic move to highlight its power and profitability.
An observation that the labor market is shifting, with a notable decrease in demand for labor within the high-tech sector and in the three most in-demand sectors: trade, tourism, and manufacturing.
An analysis questioning responsibility for road safety, arguing that while driver error is a factor, the state's obligation regarding infrastructure maintenance is also critical.
The municipality of Sozopol is considering a contentious deal that would allow for the construction of a hotel in an area currently designated for parking in the Old Town.
French industrial giant Schneider Electric is reportedly in talks to acquire "Shelly Group," a Bulgarian company known for its smart home technology.
This headline suggests a story about Ukraine's actions in the Caspian Sea and their implications for Iran, hinting at a potential escalation or new geopolitical development.
