Business: New food registry is idiotic ↗
Front page leadThe Bulgarian business community criticizes the new food registry, calling it 'idiotic' and impractical.
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Argentina to be the next major player in the gas market ↗
Argentina is poised to become a significant force in the global liquefied natural gas (LNG) market, with projections indicating substantial export growth.
Air Force activates dangerous firing zones near Shabla ↗
The Bulgarian Air Force has designated and activated several dangerous zones for live firing exercises near the coastal town of Shabla.
US smashes network of saboteurs and killers from Russian services ↗
US intelligence agencies have reportedly dismantled a network of Russian operatives involved in sabotage and assassination plots.
Photos show heavy damage to US military bases ↗
Images have emerged allegedly depicting significant damage sustained by several US military installations.
Today Hashim Thaci will hear his sentence in The Hague ↗
Hashim Thaci, former President of Kosovo, is set to receive his sentencing verdict at the Kosovo Specialist Chambers in The Hague.
Over 71,000 new cases of diabetes discovered this year ↗
The number of newly diagnosed diabetes cases in Bulgaria has surpassed 71,000 for the current year, highlighting a public health concern.
Amazon, OpenAI, Microsoft building gas power plants due to AI ↗
Major tech companies like Amazon, OpenAI, and Microsoft are investing in gas power plants to meet the increasing energy demands driven by artificial intelligence development.
From exams to phones: what changes in schools in 2026/27? ↗
Bulgarian schools will see changes in policies regarding exams and mobile phone usage for the upcoming academic year 2026/27.
You don't become a thief, son, you become Escobar ↗
An opinion piece reflecting on societal aspirations and the perception of success, referencing the infamous drug lord Pablo Escobar.
Love Varna, not 'lady' - urban transport like a stable ↗
A critical look at Varna's urban transport system, comparing its condition to that of a stable, suggesting poor management and service.
Electricity is free at noon. Why aren't bills falling? ↗
An article questioning the effectiveness of free electricity initiatives during midday, as consumers report no significant reduction in their bills.
Is the end of 'bunnies' in the Supreme Judicial Council coming? ↗
A piece discussing potential changes and reforms within Bulgaria's Supreme Judicial Council (VSS), hinting at the end of certain practices or influential figures.
The accidental Yotova against the sectarian Gyurov ↗
An analysis of a political confrontation, contrasting the perceived styles or positions of Yotova and Gyurov.
PISA 2025: For 30% of our students, school is a waste of time ↗
A significant portion of Bulgarian students find school unproductive, as indicated by PISA 2025 preliminary results, prompting concern about the education system.
8 countries shine against the backdrop of the general decline in PISA 2025 ↗
While many nations saw a decline in PISA 2025 scores, eight countries achieved notable success, indicating resilience in their educational outcomes.
Due to weak PISA, Ministry of Education to propose new discipline measures ↗
In response to poor performance in PISA tests, Bulgaria's Ministry of Education and Science plans to introduce new measures aimed at improving student discipline.
Wealthy students in our country outperform poor ones by 90-100 points ↗
A significant score gap exists in Bulgaria between wealthy and impoverished students, with socio-economic background strongly correlating with PISA performance.
Garbage truck burns in the center of Sofia ↗
A municipal garbage truck caught fire in downtown Sofia, causing traffic disruptions and drawing emergency response.
Protest against the 'Radev' government blocks Sofia's center ↗
Demonstrators organized a protest against the current government, led by President Radev, which resulted in the blockage of central Sofia.
At least 9 windows broken in attack on Sofia bank branch ↗
An incident involving vandalism occurred at a bank branch in Sofia, where at least nine windows were shattered.
2000 voting machines await repair before elections ↗
A significant number of electronic voting machines, approximately 2000, require maintenance and repair work prior to the upcoming elections.
Italy's Defense Minister visited due to the base in Kabile ↗
The Italian Minister of Defense paid a visit to Bulgaria, with discussions reportedly involving the military base located in Kabile.
GERB's youth structure in Vratsa massively leaves the party ↗
A large number of members from the youth wing of the GERB party in Vratsa have reportedly resigned, indicating internal party dissent.
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