Government "Radev" Will Not Complete Any Highways by 2030 ↗
Front page leadThe government led by Radev will not complete any highways by 2030, with a tender for the Veliko Tarnovo - Byala section being terminated.
Bulgaria
The front page of Mediapool.bg highlights domestic Bulgarian news, primarily focusing on infrastructure projects, government actions, and crime. International news includes US trade policy and a drone incident over Latvia. A cookie consent pop-up is present on the page.
The government led by Radev will not complete any highways by 2030, with a tender for the Veliko Tarnovo - Byala section being terminated.
An investigation into the E-79 highway project questions where millions were spent and alleges prosecutorial cover-up.
Bulgaria is planning to offer 800 kilometers of highways, tunnels, and bridges for concession.
Bulgaria has been identified as having the slowest and most expensive highway construction projects.
Twenty new railcars are being introduced to replace the older trains operated by the Bulgarian State Railways (BDZ).
Bulgarian athlete Aleksandra Nacheva has won a bronze medal at the European Championship, marking her return to the sport.
Three individuals have been arrested in an operation targeting loan sharks in the Botevgrad region.
Former US President Trump is proposing to impose tariffs of up to 100% on imported drones.
The funeral for Georgi Kuzev, who was beaten by youths, is taking place, with the Plovdiv Metropolitan leading the service.
The Sofia metro service is expanding with three new stations and an additional 3 kilometers, reaching the 'Levski G' quarter.
Fighter jets have intercepted and shot down a drone over Latvian airspace.
The Bulgarian government plans to implement a cultural passport for children and revise the funding mechanisms for theaters.
The Radev government has taken steps to activate the Emko gunpowder factory.
A former Bulgarian prosecutor, who was previously disciplined while serving as a European Prosecutor, is seeking to be reinstated as a judge.
The Bulgarian city of Burgas has been selected to host the Eurovision Song Contest in 2027.
The Council for Electronic Media (SMRC) has deemed statements made by Ivo Hristov as unacceptable.
According to official, the Kresna bypass is expected to be completed by the end of 2027.
An analysis of the Radev government's program describes it as having ambitious goals but lacking concrete measures.
Institutions are criticized for underestimating the risk posed to a five-year-old child who was subjected to abuse.
A partial state of disaster has been declared in the vicinity of the Emko military plant near Tryavna.