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US President Trump stated that the United States and Denmark have reached an agreement regarding Greenland, a topic that has previously seen disagreements.
US President Trump has signed the 'Lindsey Graham' law imposing sanctions on Russia, a move for which Ukrainian President Zelensky expressed gratitude.
Reports suggest that Donald Trump Jr. is willing to return funds received from a Russian oligarch for his wedding, following scrutiny.
President Trump has revoked the White House press credentials for three news organizations, citing reasons for the restriction.
Despite low official unemployment figures in Bulgaria, there are hidden reserves within the labor market that could be tapped.
A variety of exotic animals, including crocodiles, raccoons, and iguanas, were discovered at a restaurant in the Bulgarian capital, Sofia.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has alleged that Ukraine is interfering in Russia's upcoming parliamentary elections.
Teachers share their opinions on Bulgarian President Rumen Radev's proposal for a standardized 'one textbook' for all students.
This report explores the practical changes and experiences of students when they engage in hands-on learning within a factory environment.
Bulgarian Minister of Finance, Asen Vassilev, described the events in 'Petrohan' as 'an absolute outrage,' likely referring to a recent incident or scandal.
Bulgarian President Rumen Radev has called for the immediate recall of the ambassador to the UAE, whom he himself appointed, and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs is acting on the request.
The Bulgarian prosecution has officially charged former Minister of Environment, Borislav Sandov, in connection with the 'Petrohan' case.
The Ministry of Interior (MIA) has revealed that companies involved in manufacturing guardrails were used to service controversial figures Peevski and Goranov.
The Bulgarian Ministry of Education and Science is suggesting new disciplinary measures for schools, including appointing an 'upbringing teacher' and creating detailed student profiles.
An Italian journalist has been expelled from Serbia under unexplained circumstances, raising concerns about press freedom.