Search Continues for Man Missing After Flood in Peshtera ↗
Front page leadThe search is ongoing for a man who disappeared following severe flooding in the town of Peshtera.
Bulgaria
The news on Mediapool.bg covers a range of domestic Bulgarian issues, including a search for a missing person after floods in Peshtera, a state of emergency in Strumyani due to flooding, and political discussions about the Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF) funds. There are also reports on a…
The search is ongoing for a man who disappeared following severe flooding in the town of Peshtera.
A state of emergency has been declared in the municipality of Strumyani due to significant flooding.
Sofia experienced heavy rainfall and hail, with a gallery of photos documenting the event.
The Ministry of Health will make a decision regarding 37 pending procedures for new hospitals and medical services following internal reviews.
Members of Parliament are gathering for an extraordinary session to discuss the allocation of funds from the Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF).
The 'We Continue the Change' political party accuses President Radev's caretaker government of leaving the company 'Eurolov 2011' at the 'Kapitan Andreevo' border checkpoint.
A business profile detailing the journey of 'Bilka Lifestyle' from contract manufacturing to developing its own unique cosmetic products.
The first electric train manufactured by Alstom for Bulgaria is set to be unveiled.
The United States is reportedly preparing to cancel the visa waiver program for numerous countries on a large scale, marking a historic event.
The internationally acclaimed musical 'The Bodyguard' is scheduled to perform in Sofia from October 2nd to 4th.
Judicial figures are reportedly complaining about 'dwarfs' (likely referring to lesser influences or figures) ahead of the elections for the Supreme Judicial Council (VSS).
Iran has issued a new warning to Bulgaria, while President Radev and former Prime Minister Borissov are reportedly in a dispute concerning American aircraft.
Following an operation targeting GPS jamming, the Prime Minister has spoken about 'Ami', with the headline suggesting 'The state umbrella is falling'.
President Radev has announced his intention to publicly reveal the identities of individuals receiving substantial amounts of state money.
The death of Klaus-Michael Kühne is reported, with a mention of the complex and possibly controversial history of his vast business empire.
The spokesperson for Prosecutor General Ivan Geshev has expressed a desire to pursue a role in judicial staffing.
Vitosha Ski has stated that there is no legal basis for replacing the 'Knyazhevo - Kopitoto' ski lift.
A fifth major Russian oil refinery has ceased operations since early August due to drone attacks.