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The main stories on Mediapool.bg focus on geopolitical tensions and regional affairs, particularly concerning military equipment and international relations involving Bulgaria. Other prominent stories cover domestic issues like healthcare shortages, sports achievements, and societal concerns, as…
A deal involving Poland's purchase of a MiG-29 fighter jet for a nominal sum is analyzed for its potential long-term implications within NATO, especially regarding the relationship between Warsaw, Kyiv, and Sofia.
Following the incident of a drone falling within Bulgarian territory, questions are being raised about the timeliness and effectiveness of the response.
A young Bulgarian athlete has achieved a significant international success by winning the world championship in the triple jump for girls.
Recent climate data indicates that Western Europe has recorded its hottest June and July periods on record, highlighting extreme weather patterns.
The Ukrainian ambassador has been summoned to the Bulgarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs to provide clarification concerning a drone that detonated within the country.
Global oil prices have seen an increase following new conditions set by Iran for the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.
Ukrainian President Zelensky has stated that Russia plans to deploy a significant contingent of up to 50,000 North Korean soldiers.
Former diplomat Nikolay Mladenov asserts that a plan rejected by Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu represents the sole viable path for resolution.
American fighter jets were scrambled to intercept aircraft flying in close proximity to Donald Trump's golf club in New Jersey.
The weather forecast predicts a period of intense heat at the start of the week, followed by a decrease in temperatures towards the end.
A Bulgarian supermarket has been recognized as one of the top-tier stores in Europe by European Supermarket Magazine.
Israel has officially turned down a proposed plan from the United States concerning the situation in Gaza.
The Russian government has commended the Bulgarian cabinet, led by President Radev, for adopting a more reserved stance on certain issues.
A critical shortage of nursing staff is reported in at least five Bulgarian municipalities, highlighting a significant issue in the healthcare system.
An investigation using phone records reveals a lack of calls to emergency services and a disconnect from human interaction in incidents occurring in Plovdiv.
