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Mediapool.bg's front page highlights domestic business news, with a focus on "Aurubis" reporting record profits and expansion in Bulgaria, and Fraport noting a loss in the Bulgarian market. Other domestic stories include political developments regarding a presidential candidate, government…
The company Aurubis is expanding its activities in Bulgaria and has reported record profits, indicating significant growth in its operations within the country. Related articles mention a new executive director and past profit growth.
An international drug lord has been arrested in the Bulgarian city of Burgas, signaling a significant law enforcement operation against organized crime.
The article discusses the selection of Borissov as a presidential candidate, likely within the Bulgarian political landscape.
Fraport has reported a loss of 2.2 million euros from its activities in the Bulgarian market for the first half of the year.
Russian attacks in Ukraine have resulted in three fatalities and the damage of two cargo ships in Odesa.
A North Korean missile unit has reportedly been stationed in Western Russia, indicating potential geopolitical shifts.
Authorities have made arrests in connection with a brutal murder that occurred in Plovdiv.
A yellow code warning for high temperatures has been declared for most of Bulgaria.
Ukraine has officially charged its former ambassador to the United States with corruption offenses.
The transit of natural gas through Bulgaria has seen an 11% increase in 2025.
The Bulgarian government has decided to revoke the ban on exporting diesel and kerosene.
The Bulgarian budget has provided 6 million euros in compensation to a company managed by Evgenia Baneva, a figure linked to controversy.
A proposal for a large-scale merger and reorganization of health structures has been put forth, facing strong opposition from the GERB party.
Abdul El-Sayed, a previously overlooked leftist candidate, has won the Democratic primary for the Senate race in Michigan.
Plovdiv police are investigating a beating that resulted in a death, with the possibility of it being a hate crime.
Microsoft has issued a warning about a significant cyberattack campaign orchestrated by Russian hackers targeting public Wi-Fi networks in hotels globally.
