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The Mediapool.bg front page features a mix of domestic Bulgarian political news, economic insights, and international affairs. Key stories include an interview with a human rights lawyer discussing President Radev's perceived political isolation, investigations into GPS jamming incidents, and a…
Human rights lawyer Atanas Mihaylov, in an interview with Mediapool, discusses President Radev's situation, comparing it to other prime ministers who have been sidelined by intelligence services.
The prosecution has confirmed the existence of jamming activities but stated that no jamming device was found at the Dragalevtsi location, following an operation related to GPS jamming.
Following an operation targeting GPS jamming, the Prime Minister made a statement referencing 'Ami,' suggesting a potential link or further investigation.
Intelligence services have uncovered hidden corridors and a tunnel beneath a property identified as housing a GPS jamming device.
A report indicates that Bulgarians are hesitant about traditional investments but are more inclined towards cryptocurrency.
The city of Gabrovo is presented as a hub for technological innovation, with developments ranging from electric buses to quantum networks.
An analysis by Stefan Belchev of 'PB' suggests that a pseudo-influencer orchestrated a sophisticated disinformation campaign.
The ex-Minister of Defense of Ukraine has taken on an advisory role in Italy.
The head of the CIA has reportedly presented a sobering assessment to Moscow regarding the diminishing prospects of success in the ongoing war.
Reports suggest that Russia's monthly military casualties exceed its recruitment numbers by approximately 6,000 soldiers.
Iceland is holding a referendum that could be a step towards EU membership, but the final outcome remains uncertain.
The casualty count from the recent disaster in Nepal continues to increase, with the number of missing persons now reported at 2426.
The arrest of an activist during President Radev's visit to Strumyani resulted in the dismissal of the local police chief in Blagoevgrad.
Serbia and Romania are temporarily closing important railway segments for maintenance, prompting Bulgaria to request train slots.
The Ministry of Energy has confirmed the absorption of the 'AUER' agency, stating that the move is intended to be more efficient.
According to a report, Russia has destroyed 90% of the food storage facilities belonging to commercial chains in Ukraine.
The Ministry of Health has committed to creating a specific mechanism to address and manage potential blood shortages.
The process of issuing 10-year passports has been temporarily suspended.
