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The Mediapool.bg front page features a prominent story on Andrey Gyurov's presidential bid and related political maneuvers in Bulgaria, including potential shifts in party support. International news includes updates on the Russia-Ukraine conflict with Putin's concerns about drones and Trump's…
Andrey Gyurov, a presidential candidate, anticipates receiving support not only from his own party but also from voters of GERB and Progressive Bulgaria, indicating a potential broad appeal.
Atanas Atanasov has indicated that the GERB party may choose not to nominate their own candidate for the upcoming presidential elections.
Presidential hopefuls Gyurov and Kandev have announced their entry into the presidential race, emphasizing their non-traditional political backgrounds.
Andrey Gyurov and his running mate Kandev are set to officially announce their candidacy for the presidential elections on Tuesday.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has stated that Ukrainian drone attacks pose the primary challenge to Moscow's security and operations.
Former US President Donald Trump has issued a severe threat against Iran, suggesting catastrophic consequences if actions are taken against the US.
Large demonstrations have taken place once more in Serbia, with thousands of citizens taking to the streets to protest.
The United States is urging the European Union to adopt less stringent regulations for artificial intelligence, despite increasing global concerns about AI safety.
Bulgarian artist DARA has ended her decade-long collaboration with Virginia Records.
Venezuela has handed over control of oil fields, previously managed by Chinese and Russian entities, to the United States.
The Central Election Commission (CEC) has commenced the process of registering political parties for the upcoming presidential elections.
An analysis exploring the choices between electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids, suggesting that the optimal solution depends on individual needs.
Eldrive and Huawei plan to install up to six new satellite charging stations by the end of the year, contributing to electric vehicle infrastructure.
Ukrainian President Zelensky has issued a warning to airlines operating in Russia, implying potential dangers in Russian airspace.
The Education Committee has reduced student stipends for those in paid programs, a decision that contradicts a ruling by the Supreme Administrative Court.
The Bulgarian state has outlined new directives for the National Children's Hospital, emphasizing fiscal responsibility and avoiding wasteful spending.
