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The Mediapool.bg front page features a prominent story on energy consumption and heating solutions in Bulgaria, discussing the shift from traditional wood and coal heating to electricity and pellets. Other domestic news includes government discussions on aid for heating, a proposal for children to…
This article investigates the potential shift in heating methods in Bulgaria, exploring whether electricity and pellet stoves will replace traditional wood and coal burning.
The Bulgarian government is set to provide heating assistance to a substantial number of families, addressing the energy costs for the upcoming season.
Environmental activists are protesting the government's energy policies, advocating for renewable energy solutions like balcony solar panels over traditional firewood subsidies.
A significant rise in electricity consumption in Western Bulgaria is attributed to the widespread adoption of air conditioning units as replacements for traditional heating stoves.
Bulgarian Vice President Iliana Yotova addressed the UN, stating that a peace settlement in Ukraine requires the involvement of both Russia and Ukraine.
Former US President Donald Trump is reported to have personally welcomed Chinese President Xi Jinping with significant ceremony in the United States.
The multinational company Schneider Electric has announced the acquisition of the Bulgarian technology firm Shelly in a major deal worth 1.2 billion euros.
Justice Minister Kiril Valchev was non-committal when asked about the possibility of him returning to lead the Bulgarian News Agency (BTA).
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky warned that Russia could face a difficult winter if an energy truce is not reached, implying implications for ongoing conflicts.
A 'Peace Council' associated with Donald Trump has proposed a plan to rebuild Gaza, with an estimated cost of $2.45 billion.
This analysis examines the potential role of former US President Donald Trump in hindering or facilitating peace negotiations between Russia and Ukraine.
An investigation into the travels of MP Delyan Peevski reveals that President Rumen Radev personally selected the ambassador to the UAE, who is now facing recall.
Bulgaria's Ministry of Finance has indicated a policy shift towards increasing taxes, specifically targeting property and the profits of large corporations.
A US billionaire, reportedly with Donald Trump's support, is in a position to displace the investment firm Carlyle from a significant deal involving Lukoil.
Bulgarian authorities have authorized the export of diesel fuel valued at over $73 million.
Bulgarian MPs are proposing that children must have a command of the Bulgarian language before starting their primary education, raising questions about implementation.
A survey indicates that a significant majority of Bulgarian teachers are against the idea of having only one textbook available for each school subject.
The ballot order for the upcoming presidential elections in Bulgaria has been announced, with specific candidates assigned numbers for voter recognition.
