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The Mediapool.bg homepage features a prominent story on an unusual problem with the Kozloduy nuclear power plant project, alongside news about back-to-school costs in Bulgaria, a political scandal involving the pardons commission, and various international affairs including a debate in the…
A story highlights an unexpected issue that has arisen in the project to build new reactors at the Kozloduy nuclear power plant. Related articles mention updated financial models, new schedules for future reactors, a planned 300-meter dike near the plant, and the projected GDP effect of these…
This article reports on the costs associated with the beginning of the school year in Bulgaria, comparing expenses to those in Western countries.
This news piece discusses the ongoing investigation into the 'Petrich Escobar' case and provides insights into the 'Petrohan' project.
A report on a political request for the names of members of the pardons commission to be made public.
The European Parliament held a discussion concerning the funeral of Ratko Mladic and Serbia's attitude towards war crimes.
The US Pentagon has publicly acknowledged for the first time a shortage of ammunition in its involvement related to the war with Iran.
This news report details an incident where NATO fighter jets intercepted and downed a drone within Lithuanian airspace.
A report on the number of children beginning their primary education, with over 55,000 first-graders entering school.
A protest was held in front of the Bulgarian National Television (BNT) by a group of people in support of Georgi Angelov.
The leaders of Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland have signed a declaration asserting their right to secession from the United Kingdom.
Former President Rosen Plevneliev stated that criminals should be aware that they will not receive pardons.
A report reveals that an associate of Putin's chief of security attended and sponsored the wedding of Donald Trump's son.
Disagreements persist between Bulgarian official Demerdzhiev and the company 'Emko' regarding explosions, with accusations of underestimating the danger.
This article claims that the Russian army has experienced a significant defeat in the Donbas region, described as the first major setback in a considerable period.
