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The Mediapool.bg front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a prominent influencer's arrest in Spain, a tragic incident in Bulgaria involving a father and his daughters, and the European Public Prosecutor's investigation into recovery plan projects. Other…
Influencer Stoyan Kolev, who was wanted, has been arrested in Valencia, with the event described as 'the season ending.' An earlier related story mentions his arrest by police with an airsoft rifle.
A tragedy in Isperih has led to the discovery of a father and his two daughters found dead. The leading theory suggests a double homicide followed by a suicide.
The European Public Prosecutor's Office is investigating two projects funded by the national Recovery and Resilience Plan.
The dynamics of Facebook groups are shifting before the elections, with themes ranging from 'removing Peevski' to 'Iliyana Yotova - President'.
Witkoff and Kushner are on a key mission in Moscow and Kyiv, indicating significant international diplomatic activity.
Donald Trump does not believe Putin attacked Germany and refers to the war in Iran as a 'minor issue'.
An analysis of seasonal workers from third countries details where, how many, and what type of work they are engaged in.
Bulgaria has the highest rate of premature mortality in the EU, primarily attributed to fine particulate matter pollution.
Russia has reportedly struck the main headquarters of the Security Service of Ukraine.
A significant drug bust in Burgas has resulted in the seizure of hundreds of kilograms of cocaine and marijuana.
An investigation is underway into who sabotaged the 'muffler' operation, with the Communications Regulation Commission rejecting Demerdzhiev's accusations.
Bozhidar Saraboyukov has secured fourth place in the Diamond League final.
The vertical corridor, likely referring to a transport or energy route, is extending its reach to include North Macedonia and Serbia.
A commentary piece suggests that President Radev is being used as a tool in hybrid warfare.
President Radev has voiced reservations regarding sanctions against Russia, specifically in relation to the attack in Leipzig.
Andrey Gurov states that it is not currently appropriate for Bulgaria to question the sanctions imposed on Russia.
