Boryana Dimitrova: The government still has credit of trust ↗
Front page leadPolitical analyst Boryana Dimitrova suggests that the current government in Bulgaria still holds a degree of public trust, despite ongoing political developments.
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The front page of Mediapool.bg features a mix of Bulgarian domestic news and international affairs. Top stories include political commentary on government trust, a statement from a presidential candidate regarding the budget, and a report on water scarcity in Bulgaria amidst European climate…
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Yotova will not veto Radev's budget ↗
Iliana Yotova, a presidential candidate, has stated that she will not veto the budget proposed by President Rumen Radev.
Bulgaria plays a game of water roulette while Europe fights climate shock ↗
The article discusses Bulgaria's precarious water situation and compares it to Europe's broader struggle with the impacts of climate change, highlighting a sense of vulnerability.
At least 13 killed in Russian strikes on Ukraine; Poland scrambles jets ↗
Russian missile attacks have resulted in at least 13 fatalities in Ukraine, prompting Poland to scramble fighter jets in response to the escalating conflict.
Moscow court sentences journalist to 12 years for transferring money to… ↗
A court in Moscow has imposed a 12-year prison sentence on a journalist for the act of transferring funds to her family members.
The path of Chiprovtsi craft beer starts from Grandma's pot ↗
This business story traces the origins of craft beer production in Chiprovtsi, Bulgaria, highlighting its traditional roots.
The decisive period for Apple ↗
A technology-focused article discussing critical developments and upcoming decisions for the company Apple.
First candidate for Supreme Judicial Council member from judges' quota ↗
The article reports on the first candidate to emerge for a position on the Supreme Judicial Council, specifically from the quota allocated to judges in Bulgaria.
"Saving 800 million euros": 220 million for the metro, 75 million for the… ↗
This news item details financial allocations for infrastructure projects in Bulgaria, including significant funding for the Sofia metro and a children's hospital in Burgas.
After Radev's conflict, the Chief Prosecutor orders a probe into a corruption… ↗
Following a public disagreement with President Rumen Radev, the Chief Prosecutor of Bulgaria has initiated an investigation into a corruption-related case.
Pulev takes over the "Fund of Funds" ↗
The article reports on a change in leadership at Bulgaria's "Fund of Funds," with Pulev assuming the role.
Schneider Electric is close to acquiring Bulgarian Shelly Group for 1.3… ↗
A significant business deal is reported, with Schneider Electric reportedly nearing the acquisition of the Bulgarian company Shelly Group for a substantial sum.
Bulgaria joins the construction of a NATO military pipeline for over 1.2… ↗
Bulgaria is participating in the development of a military fuel pipeline for NATO, a project valued at over $1.2 billion.
"The soul of football is not for sale". The football world protests FIFA and… ↗
A protest is brewing within the football community against FIFA and proposed private investments, with concerns that commercial interests are undermining the sport's integrity.
Copper prices rise over 20%: Energy repairs exposed to risk without indexation ↗
The price of copper has increased by more than 20%, and concerns are raised about the risk to energy sector repairs due to a lack of risk indexation.
"They help us from above". Lavrov claims God intervened in Putin's appointment… ↗
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has made a statement suggesting divine intervention in the reappointment of Vladimir Putin as president.
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