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The Mediapool.bg front page features a prominent story about the former head of customs, with investigations into wiretaps related to her case. Other top stories include a car accident on the Maritsa highway, a report on Bulgarian robots automating production globally, and various international…
Details emerge from wiretaps in the case against the former head of customs, with reports suggesting 'Fuklyoto' wrote to Petya. The story is linked to previous reports of her indictment for smuggling and the questioning of the Interior Ministry's leadership.
A car accident occurred on the Maritsa highway involving oncoming traffic, reportedly caused by a broken guardrail. The incident highlights road safety concerns.
Bulgarian-made robots are being used to automate manufacturing processes in 30 countries across three continents, showcasing the nation's technological advancements in the business sector.
Saudi Arabia, in conjunction with Jared Kushner, Donald Trump's son-in-law, has reportedly acquired the major gaming company Electronic Arts, signaling significant investment in the tech and entertainment sector.
A visit by Taliban representatives to Moldova has triggered a political scandal, raising concerns about international relations and security in the region.
New regulations have led to a substantial decrease in the number of professional building managers, with only 224 remaining registered, impacting property management services.
A Russian attack on Kyiv has resulted in numerous casualties, with reports of dozens killed and over 50 people injured, underscoring the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
Former US President Donald Trump has issued a strong warning to Iran, threatening severe action if the Strait of Hormuz is not kept open, escalating geopolitical tensions.
This story appears to be a more lighthearted or symbolic take on Russia's presence on the international stage, possibly referencing its athletes or cultural influence, using rhythmic gymnastics as a metaphor.
Reports detail Russian forces conducting drone attacks described as a 'safari' targeting civilians in Kherson, highlighting the brutal nature of the conflict.
A recent re-evaluation of assets related to future nuclear reactors is described as laying a 'solid foundation' for the project, suggesting progress in the energy sector.
The Democratic Bulgaria (DB) political party is querying OFAC, the prosecutor's office, and DANS regarding information published by BIRD concerning Boyko Borissov and Vasil Bozhkov, indicating ongoing political investigations.
A former deputy head of customs from the Oresharski government has been appointed to lead ADFI (Agency for State Financial Inspection), suggesting potential shifts in financial oversight bodies.
'Skoda' has prematurely delivered new trains, while 'Alstom' has not commented, hinting at potential developments or issues in the railway industry.
The Kozloduy Nuclear Power Plant is not endangered by the low water levels of the Danube River, and there is a plan in place for more stringent protective measures.
Minister Keryazov has replaced the leadership of 'Serdika Sports Properties', indicating a shake-up in state-owned sports real estate management.
