E-79: Where did the millions sink and who provided a prosecutorial umbrella? ↗
Front page leadAn investigative report questions the whereabouts of millions of funds related to the E-79 highway project and alleges a prosecutorial cover-up.
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The Mediapool.bg front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Prominent domestic stories include an investigation into the disappearance of millions related to the E-79 highway project and a corruption scandal involving the Sofia city prosecutor. International news covers…
An investigative report questions the whereabouts of millions of funds related to the E-79 highway project and alleges a prosecutorial cover-up.
An article claims that the Sofia City Prosecutor traveled with a figure known as 'Pepi Euroto', suggesting a potential conflict of interest or impropriety.
A prosecutor involved in the 'Hemus' highway case claims they were removed from the case after mentioning former Prime Minister Borisov's name.
A yellow code alert has been issued for high temperatures across most of Bulgaria, indicating potentially hazardous weather conditions.
In an interview, Yordan Bozhilov advocates for the urgent development of a national strategy concerning the Black Sea region.
Former US President Donald Trump issues a strong warning to Iran regarding potential consequences if a deal is not reached.
Kamen Georgiev discusses the development of underwater cable infrastructure connecting the Mediterranean to Bulgaria.
A report details the significant amount of money spent by foreign tourists on food and beverages in Turkey over a six-month period.
An initiative called 'Unified Health for the Northwest' is highlighted, covering a range of healthcare services from local agriculture to advanced telemedicine.
The article examines the reforms and efforts being undertaken by Moldova to improve and cleanse its judicial system.
Traffic restrictions are imposed on heavy trucks (over 20 tons) on Bulgarian highways due to the current high temperatures.
Following recent fires in France, emergency services have discovered numerous unexploded shells from World War II.
Russian forces conducted overnight attacks in Ukraine, resulting in the deaths of at least four people.
Six Bulgarian athletes are competing at the European Athletics Championships held in Birmingham.
The Bulgarian Minister of Education has made a personnel change, replacing the head of the Regional Inspectorate of Education (RIO) in Burgas.
The recent price hikes by the courier company Econt, ranging from 8-11%, are being investigated for their justification.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino is reportedly seeking support from the US administration to secure his position.
The presence of cables has increased both the cost and the duration of the road repair work on the pass connecting to Dyulinski Pass.
Bulgarian banks, including DSK and UniCredit, have reported record profits, with significant amounts being transferred abroad.