Yotova claimed she would not pardon drug traffickers ↗
Front page leadA video report discusses Yotova's past statements regarding not pardoning drug traffickers, with the implication that this stance may be tested.
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Bulgaria ignores real Russian threat while Europe prepares resistance ↗
This story suggests that Bulgaria is not adequately addressing a significant Russian threat, contrasting its inaction with Europe's preparedness.
Government gives 50-euro check to the poor due to high fuel prices ↗
The Bulgarian government is providing a financial aid package of 50 euros to low-income citizens to help mitigate the impact of rising fuel costs.
Elections in Russia began at gunpoint ↗
The article reports on the start of elections in Russia, characterized by a heavy-handed and potentially coercive atmosphere.
Most attended EuroVolley 2026 group match is in Sofia ↗
The most popular match in the group stage of the 2026 European Volleyball Championship will take place in Sofia, Bulgaria.
Vladimir Malinov's indictment document has disappeared without a trace ↗
A significant legal document, the indictment against Vladimir Malinov, has gone missing under mysterious circumstances.
Cars of China's Great Wall will be assembled again in Bahovitsa ↗
The manufacturing of Great Wall vehicles will resume in Bahovitsa, indicating a revival of automotive assembly in the region.
Levski started with a loss in the Europa League ↗
Bulgarian football club Levski has begun their Europa League campaign with a defeat.
Bulgaria's only highway leads to Lakom Dol ↗
This article critiques the current state of highway infrastructure in Bulgaria, suggesting that the existing main highway has a questionable destination.
From exams to phones: what changes in schools in 2026/27? ↗
An overview of upcoming changes in the Bulgarian school system for the 2026/2027 academic year, covering aspects from examination policies to the use of mobile phones.
'You don't become a thief, son, become Escobar' ↗
This appears to be an opinion piece or commentary, likely discussing societal issues or aspirations with a reference to a notorious criminal figure.
Love Varna, not 'auntie' - public transport like a stable ↗
A critical commentary on the state of public transport in Varna, using a colloquialism to describe its poor condition.
Electricity is free at noon. Why isn't the bill falling? ↗
An article questioning the benefits of free midday electricity, suggesting that consumers are not seeing a reduction in their bills despite the initiative.
Is the end of 'little rabbits' in the Supreme Judicial Council coming? ↗
This headline likely refers to an internal political or judicial matter within Bulgaria, possibly related to corruption or judicial reform.
PISA 2025: For 30% of our students, school is a waste of time ↗
Analysis of PISA 2025 results showing that a significant portion of Bulgarian students perceive school as unproductive.
8 countries shone against the backdrop of the general PISA 2025 collapse ↗
While PISA 2025 results show a general decline, eight specific countries managed to perform well.
Due to poor PISA results, the Ministry of Education will propose new… ↗
In response to disappointing PISA performance, the Bulgarian Ministry of Education plans to implement new measures to improve student discipline.
Rich students in our country outperform poor students by 90-100 points ↗
PISA test results indicate a significant performance gap between wealthy and impoverished students in Bulgaria.
Bulgaria is melting the fastest of all in the EU ↗
This headline likely refers to demographic decline or a similar negative trend where Bulgaria is experiencing a faster rate of decline compared to other EU member states.
DANS wrote instructions on how its agents should meet politicians ↗
The Bulgarian National Security Agency (DANS) has issued guidelines for its agents on how to interact with politicians.
The formula for the minimum wage turned out to be flexible ↗
An article discussing the methodology or recent adjustments to Bulgaria's minimum wage calculation, suggesting it is not rigid.
Yotova did not dare to call Russia an aggressor ↗
This story focuses on a statement made by Yotova where she reportedly avoided labeling Russia as an aggressor.
Rosen Yordanov refused to withdraw from the 'Petrohan' case ↗
Rosen Yordanov has decided not to recuse himself from a legal case known as the 'Petrohan' case.
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