Three Charged After 'Blood and Honor' Operation ↗
Front page leadFollowing a police operation, three individuals have been charged in connection with the group 'Blood and Honor,' which is accused of promoting violence.
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Following a police operation, three individuals have been charged in connection with the group 'Blood and Honor,' which is accused of promoting violence.
Reports indicate that Russia is operating secret military bases equipped to launch drones into countries that are members of NATO.
The European Union is reportedly planning to implement its most extensive package of sanctions against Russia during the autumn.
Bulgaria experienced a more than 10% increase in pension-related expenditures during the first half of the year.
Traffic on the Trakia Highway (AM Trakia) will be subject to restrictions until August 21.
Global oil prices have increased as optimism fades regarding a breakthrough in negotiations between the United States and Iran.
At least seven people have died as a result of Ukraine's largest-scale attack on Russian territory this year.
The hot weather conditions are forecast to persist, although some showers are also anticipated.
Donald Trump has expressed a desire for reduced military drills with South Korea, citing his positive relationship with Kim Jong Un.
After a 25-year drought, Bulgaria has once again produced a world champion in a sport.
The 'We Continue the Change' political party has criticized President Radev, stating that he appointed interim officials to government positions during his first 100 days.
A court has ruled to keep the teenage girls accused of a murder in Plovdiv in pre-trial detention.
Léon Marchand secured his second gold medal, while David Mitzin finished eighth in the 400m freestyle at the European championships.
Ivaylo Arakov reportedly received 100,000 euros less than expected for his projects funded by the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (NRRP).
Officials from Gabrovo are urging President Radev to prioritize the construction of the Shipka tunnel.
An opinion piece contrasts historical contexts with current government efforts by President Radev and the 'We Continue the Change - Democratic Bulgaria' coalition to manage prices.
A report suggests that a 'revolt' by artificial intelligence has commenced, leading to unforeseen consequences.
Yuliya Hristova, the founder of the New Symphony Orchestra, has died.
Eighteen individuals were detained in Plovdiv in connection with the group 'Blood and Honor' for allegedly promoting violence.