Bulgartransgaz Head Replaced ↗
Front page leadThe head of the state-owned gas transmission operator, Bulgartransgaz, has been replaced amidst ongoing developments and future plans for the company, including hydrogen ambitions.
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The Mediapool.bg front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories include a leadership change at Bulgartransgaz, Sofia's plans for a large loan for infrastructure projects, and a debate over judicial reform. International news covers potential US-Iran conflict…
The head of the state-owned gas transmission operator, Bulgartransgaz, has been replaced amidst ongoing developments and future plans for the company, including hydrogen ambitions.
The city of Sofia is proposing to take out a substantial loan of 367 million euros to fund crucial transportation projects and boulevard development.
An analysis explores whether the recent actions concerning the judiciary are a 'purge' or a 'soft vetting' process initiated by the Presidency to reform the judicial system.
Donald Trump has issued a new threat towards Iran, as the United States and Israel reportedly contemplate significant military actions over the weekend.
A Russian court has issued an arrest warrant for the daughter of the late opposition leader Boris Nemtsov, in a move that has drawn international attention.
As part of a 'Pavement Summer' initiative, Sofia's Tsar Evdoksim Boulevard will be transformed into a pedestrian zone every weekend throughout August.
A Bulgarian fantasy novel has received a prestigious European award for debut works and is set to be released in an audio version.
Italy has temporarily suspended the Schengen agreement with Spain as migrants attempted to cross into the Spanish enclave of Melilla.
The weather forecast indicates that August will commence with sunny skies and high temperatures across the region.
A missile attack on the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv has resulted in at least nine fatalities and 25 injuries, according to initial reports.
The boycott of the competition to select Sofia's chief architect is gaining momentum, with increasing participation from concerned parties.
Bulgaria's Justice Minister has stated plans to reduce the number of managerial positions within the judicial system, as revealed in a podcast.
Thousands of Moroccans have entered a Spanish enclave in North Africa in a chaotic rush to seek asylum, highlighting a growing migration challenge.
The European Commission has disbursed 896 million euros to Bulgaria as part of the Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF) program.
Deputy Prime Minister Demerdzhiev has promised that the full details and truth regarding the 'Petrohan' project will be made public during August.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić anticipates that a deal concerning the Russian stake in the energy company NIS will be finalized in the coming days.