Prosecutor avoids court fine in 'Hera' case ↗
Front page leadThe city prosecutor has escaped a judicial fine in the 'Hera' case, a significant development in a high-profile legal matter.
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The city prosecutor has escaped a judicial fine in the 'Hera' case, a significant development in a high-profile legal matter.
Austria plans to significantly increase its domestic natural gas extraction with the help of the 'Vitau' project, aiming for energy independence.
A large number of people, close to 4800, are now officially listed as missing in the regions of Nepal and Tibet, indicating a significant crisis.
The captain and crew of a ferry that sank in Cyprus have been arrested in connection with the maritime disaster.
The United States and Iran have engaged in military actions against each other, marking the first such incident in a month.
Tennis star Novak Djokovic has been surprisingly defeated in the first round of the US Open, a major upset in the sport.
The financial compensation provided to families whose children are not accepted into kindergarten will increase to 320 euros.
The Bulgarian city of Pleven is humorously making its way towards the prestigious 'European Capital of Culture' designation.
An opinion piece exploring the allocation of funds within the education system, questioning whether resources should prioritize students, specific classes, or educators.
A personal reflection contrasting the sense of local community with individual national identity.
An analysis suggesting that the current political opposition in Bulgaria is weak, posing no significant threat to President Radev.
An examination of the ongoing energy conflict in Europe, focusing on the debate between renewable river power and nuclear energy.
An article that links certain individuals or groups to President Radev, implying their association with controversial activities.
An opinion piece criticizing the state of British higher education, suggesting a decline in intellectual standards.
An investigation led by prosecutor Laura Kovesi in Germany has extended its reach to include Bulgarian connections.
Despite internal shifts or a 'new wave' within the GERB party, its leadership structure has remained unchanged.
Commentator Asen Genov suggests that President Radev's public relations team was intimidated by a female volunteer in Strumyani.
A weather alert has been issued for seven Bulgarian regions, with predictions of rain and thunderstorms.
The Director of the CIA has reportedly made inquiries in Moscow about the possibility of a meeting involving the United States, Russia, and Ukraine.
A significant number of casualties, dozens of people, have been reported following explosions at warehouses located near Bucha.
Ukraine has reportedly ceased operations at all Lukoil refineries within Russian territory.