GERB party is increasingly 'extravagant' in local areas ↗
Front page leadA report suggests that the GERB party is exhibiting increasingly lavish spending and behavior in local party organizations.
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A report suggests that the GERB party is exhibiting increasingly lavish spending and behavior in local party organizations.
Minister Pekanov has publicly criticized the tourism industry for its high pricing, implying potential intervention.
The United States is reported to be the sole nation objecting to a newly proposed world map.
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A commemoration of the Bulgarian Unification, emphasizing its Bulgarian origins.
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Minister Todor Tagarev accuses President Radev of echoing Russian propaganda.
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There are reports that Russia attempted to assassinate the chief of Ukraine's Security Service.
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A story about journalist Dzhudzhetova's alleged efforts to influence appointments within the Supreme Judicial Council.