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The Mediapool.bg homepage features prominent stories on a series of fires at an ammunition factory, an ongoing investigation into its causes and potential Russian links, and political commentary regarding presidential election candidates. Other news includes international relations, weather…
A new fire has erupted at an ammunition storage facility belonging to the EMCO company. Democratic Bulgaria is calling for an investigation into potential Russian involvement in the incident, following previous explosions at the same site.
A month after a series of explosions at the EMCO plant, the Bulgarian prosecution service has stated that it does not have a leading theory regarding the cause of the incidents.
The Bulgarian prosecution has initiated a case related to arson at an ammunition workshop of the EMCO company, following previous incidents at their facilities.
Political commentator Theodor Slavev likens the initiative committee supporting presidential candidate Iliana Yotova to the historical 'Fatherland Front', suggesting a continuity of political rhetoric.
This commentary analyzes the political struggles and maneuvers for influence and control over the judicial branch of power in Bulgaria.
The weather forecast indicates a cooling trend with anticipated rain, thunderstorms, and hail across the region.
Negotiations between Israel and Lebanon have been postponed, with no new date immediately announced.
Russian President Vladimir Putin commented that the electoral success of the 'Alternative for Germany' party is a consequence of 'systemic errors' within Germany.
Top athletes including Duplantis, Ingebrigtsen, Russell, and Mahuchikh showcased impressive performances at a major athletics event.
Former US President Donald Trump commemorated the 25th anniversary of the September 11th attacks, with a focus on the events at the Pentagon.
The Bulgarian political party DSB has officially declared its support for the candidacy of Andrey Gyurov and Georgi Kandev in the upcoming 2026 presidential elections.
A report claims that Russia has suffered approximately half a million military casualties in exchange for only a small fraction of Ukrainian territory.
The Bulgarian National Television (BNT) asserts that a clear distinction exists between the right to public criticism and undue political pressure to alter its programming decisions.
Investigations into a series of car burnings in Sofia on September 9th suggest that the primary motive was extortion targeting insurance companies.
A report details the quick entry and exit of Irina Tsoneva from the initiative committee supporting presidential candidate Iliana Yotova.
The Ministry of Finance plans to cut funding to mayors who fail to collect outstanding taxes exceeding 375 Euros from their municipalities.
The 'We Continue the Change' and Democratic Bulgaria parties are questioning Vice President Iliana Yotova's decision to pardon a convicted drug dealer, referred to as the 'Petrich Escobar'.
