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The Mediapool.bg front page covers a range of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on security, politics, and economics. Top stories include a pro-Russian MEP's controversial statement about the Bulgarian army, Bulgaria's acquisition of anti-drone systems, and domestic political…
A pro-Russian Member of the European Parliament in Romania has made a controversial statement claiming the Bulgarian army is positioned on the border with the intention to attack.
A Romanian F-16 fighter jet successfully destroyed a sea drone that was in close proximity to a gas project in the Black Sea.
After a significant delay, Bulgaria has finally managed to acquire much-needed anti-drone systems, enhancing its defense capabilities.
More than 100 drones have been detected in the vicinity of Romanian airspace, raising security concerns.
The city of Sofia has reportedly self-sabotaged by halting the construction of a 215-meter skyscraper for a second time.
The Bulgarian Socialist Party (BSP) is preparing to publish a manifesto outlining their vision for socialism in the current era.
The United States and Canada have mutually agreed to impose 50% tariffs on certain categories of their exports to each other.
An article discussing the implementation of intuitive software to plan mining operations at the 'Asarel-Medet' mine, focusing on critical raw materials.
Bulgaria's State Agency for National Security (DANS) has neutralized a powerful GPS jamming device in Sofia that was interfering with the airport's signal.
A final agreement has been reached regarding the new formula for calculating the minimum wage in Bulgaria.
A report states that prominent Bulgarian personality Slavi Trifonov possesses over 4.5 million euros in his bank accounts.
Russia has attacked the largest shopping center in Kryvyi Rih, Ukraine, resulting in the deaths of at least six people.
The Bulgarian National Bank (BNB) has stated it will implement measures to address a potential credit boom based on data, rather than external pressure.
New legislation proposes that wills made by individuals while in a hospital or a nursing home will be declared invalid.
The Ministry of Health is tightening regulations for foreign doctors who come to Bulgaria for 'scientific exchange' but engage in routine medical procedures and surgeries.
Deputy Prime Minister Ivan Demerdzhiev has issued a strong warning, implying significant action against what he terms 'private prosecution'.
Tesla and ten other automotive manufacturers are recalling a total of 4.3 million vehicles in China due to potential safety issues.
Construction has commenced in the Alps for 100-meter deep underground bunkers reportedly intended for billionaires.
