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Bulgaria is acquiring more anti-drone systems and enhancing security at its military factories, indicating a heightened focus on defense capabilities and protection of strategic assets.
The government is introducing an 'inflationary check' of 300 million euros to support citizens and businesses affected by rising fuel prices.
The military will be responsible for lower airspace protection, with pilots empowered to make independent decisions on engaging drones.
After a significant delay, Bulgaria has finally obtained anti-drone systems, addressing a long-standing security gap.
Bulgaria's Commission for Protection of Competition will probe whether businessman Hristo Kovachki is involved in the deal concerning the Maritsa East 3 power plant.
An analysis details the methods used by Russia to disqualify opposition candidates from participating in upcoming elections.
The European Union is providing further financial aid to Ukraine, specifically for the procurement of missile and drone systems.
Russia is holding parliamentary elections, marking the first time citizens vote in such a context since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
The popular musical 'The Bodyguard' is scheduled to premiere in Sofia, promising a theatrical experience centered on themes of love and chaos.
Current reports indicate fluctuating water levels on the Danube River, with some areas experiencing low levels while others see a rise.
The European Union is pressuring Turkey to address its waste management issues and has warned of potential export restrictions if the problem persists.
Investigations reveal that state security and the prosecutor's office were aware of issues surrounding the Petrohan pass for at least a year prior to a significant incident.
The interim government, led by President Radev, has appointed Maya Manolova to a role focused on consumer protection.
Psychologist Rosen Yordanov states that the Prime Minister expressed gratitude for his contributions related to the Petrohan pass.
The process of amending Bulgaria's school law commenced with a lengthy discussion, primarily focused on the subject of religion.
Reports indicate a widespread shortage of gasoline at Russian gas stations, affecting nearly half of them.
