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The Mediapool.bg front page features a mix of domestic Bulgarian news and international affairs. Top domestic stories include discussions on pension reform, Bulgaria's pursuit of EU funds, and military aircraft acquisition. International news covers topics such as Russia-US diplomatic exchanges…
Bulgarian Trade Minister Yordan Pecanov stated that Bulgarian merchants did not act correctly, implying unfair pricing practices in Austria compared to Bulgaria.
The cost of food on the world market has risen significantly, marking the highest point seen since late 2022, indicating potential economic pressures.
Minister Yordan Pecanov revealed that Bulgaria is actively negotiating to secure 23 billion euros in EU funding for the period between 2028 and 2034.
The nation commemorates the 141st anniversary of the Unification, a significant event in Bulgarian history.
Envoys representing Donald Trump held an extended meeting with Vladimir Putin, with further diplomatic efforts expected to include a discussion with Volodymyr Zelensky.
Crucial elections are taking place in the German state of Saxony-Anhalt, raising questions about the potential rise of the far-right to power.
Israel has resumed airstrikes in southern Lebanon in response to drone activity launched by Hezbollah.
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has introduced a package of 30 measures aimed at boosting the income of Greek citizens.
The integration of artificial intelligence in automobiles presents both significant benefits and potential risks, according to an analysis.
An analysis by the Institute for Market Economics details the transformation of Bulgaria's export sector over the past twenty years.
The Bulgarian government is exploring possibilities for acquiring combat aircraft through operational leasing agreements.
A Russian parliamentarian has commended Bulgarian President Rumen Radev for what they described as 'entirely reasonable' public remarks.
The current Bulgarian government, often referred to as the 'Radev' cabinet, is reportedly planning adjustments to the pension formula.
Activist Gergana Petrova has announced her intention to file a lawsuit against Ivan Demerdzhiev.
A critical analysis suggests that President Radev's perspective on the 'collective West' represents a regressive viewpoint, taking Bulgaria's foreign policy back in time.
In ongoing diplomatic maneuvers, Vladimir Putin met with figures like Dennis Whitlock and Jared Kushner, acknowledging Donald Trump's contributions.
A Greek military fighter aircraft crashed during an aerial demonstration, resulting in the deaths of both pilots.
The political party VMRO has declared its support for Yotova.
A former high-ranking official from Boyko Borissov's previous government is now involved in the campaign efforts for Gyurov.
Bulgarian author Georgi Gospodinov has been honored with the prestigious Jean Monnet Prize.
