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This article delves into the details of a secret witness's testimony regarding a demanded bribe, likely connected to the legal proceedings against the mayor of Varna, Blagomir Kotsev.
Bulgarian National Television (BNT) and the EBU are set to announce the host city for Eurovision 2027 at 11 AM.
Deputy Prime Minister Hristov discusses the government's governing program, emphasizing that it provides a strategic direction rather than a rigid timeline.
The article outlines the defense policy proposals of the "Progressive Bulgaria" party, focusing on allocating 5% of GDP for the army and acquiring Western military technology.
This piece seems to be an opinion or analytical piece discussing personal justice and de-oligarchization, potentially related to the ongoing legal cases.
This news from Europe reports on a new initiative where car manufacturers will cover the costs for vehicle scrapping, likely related to environmental regulations.
The Ministry of Interior Affairs (MIA) has refuted claims of meetings with Alen Simeonov, an individual who publicly advocates for violence against pedophiles.
This article details new measures within the governing program concerning public procurement, including the introduction of a blacklist and other reforms.
In a medical breakthrough, Bulgarian doctors have successfully transplanted a liver and kidneys from a single donor to three different patients.
Romania has started draining the central pool at the Cerna Voda nuclear power plant due to low river levels, as reported by the Danube River.
The suspect in an explosion case claims that a fire was the cause of the incident, as stated by the head of the fire department.
A fire broke out at a Ukrainian Danube port, attributed to suspected drone attacks.
Paris Saint-Germain (PSЖ) secured the European Super Cup title by defeating Aston Villa in a close match.
A fire emergency is forecast for the Great Attica region and the islands of Evia and Lesbos on Thursday, with strong winds and potential for fires in parks.