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The news from Mediapool.bg covers a range of topics including law enforcement actions against drug trafficking, legal proceedings regarding building demolitions, weather warnings about heatwaves, infrastructure projects like road and metro expansions, and international news concerning the US and…
Authorities are combating fentanyl, with eight individuals already charged following a raid that uncovered a laboratory for its production, signaling a likely emergence of a new organized crime group involved in its distribution.
An investigation into a death in Plovdiv has found no evidence to suggest the deceased had pedophilic tendencies.
Donald Trump plans to implement new executive orders aimed at curtailing 'birth tourism,' a practice where individuals travel to the US to give birth and obtain citizenship.
The historic Buzludzha monument is set to receive a digital replica, preserving its legacy and offering new ways to experience its history.
The current heatwave is expected to persist for at least until August 22, with authorities advising caution.
A fire on the 'Trakia' highway has been partially controlled, allowing traffic to resume towards Sofia.
A new competitor is entering the waste management sector in Sofia, potentially impacting the existing market dynamics.
A court has ordered a halt to the demolition of 12 residential buildings in the 'Baba Aliino' area near Varna.
A woman in Varna is suspecting medical negligence after losing her baby just two days before a planned Cesarean section.
Spain will contribute to the air policing efforts for Bulgarian airspace, enhancing regional security cooperation.
Bulgaria and North Macedonia are collaborating on the construction of a cross-border tunnel as part of Corridor 8 infrastructure development.
Following controversies regarding private flights, Delyan Peevski has reportedly experienced traveling as a regular passenger.
The new metro line extension to 'Levski G' station in Sofia is scheduled to open on August 15.
An industrial park dedicated to space technologies is set to be built in Dobroslavtsi, marking a new venture in high-tech development.
The construction of a 14-kilometer section of the Haskovo bypass road is estimated to cost over 33 million Euros.
The Anti-Corruption Fund (ACF) has released new information regarding a scheme involving millions of Euros across four cultural institutions.
In Russia, there is a rise in fictitious marriages with servicemen by women ('Black Widows') seeking compensation for their spouses' deaths.
Following a major operation codenamed 'Fentanyl,' eight individuals have been officially charged with drug-related offenses.
In an effort to conserve electricity, Hungary and Romania have begun turning off the lights on prominent tourist buildings.
