Yotova's Campaign Kick-off: A Bow to the East ↗
Front page leadVice President Yotova has started her campaign with a gesture towards the East, sparking debate about Bulgaria's foreign policy direction, particularly concerning Ukraine and the EU.
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The Mediapool.bg front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories include political statements by Vice President Yotova regarding Ukraine and the EU, potential issues with the Kozloduy Nuclear Power Plant, discussions about the "Petrohan" project and Russian…
Vice President Yotova has started her campaign with a gesture towards the East, sparking debate about Bulgaria's foreign policy direction, particularly concerning Ukraine and the EU.
Vice President Yotova has voiced opposition to a pro-European position on Ukraine, leading to a distinction between Bulgaria's stance and that of the EU.
Bulgaria has officially signed a statement condemning Russia's actions and expressing support for Ukraine, aligning with international efforts.
An analysis discusses potential solutions, such as adjusting wheel and bucket settings or constructing a dam, to address the challenges faced by the Kozloduy Nuclear Power Plant due to low Danube river levels.
A podcast explores the 'Petrohan' project and alleged Russian influence during election periods in Bulgaria.
An investigation into investments being made to transition Stara Zagora towards renewable energy sources, moving away from coal.
The Wall Street Journal reports that Donald Trump turned down an offer from Iran aimed at achieving peace.
Technology news indicates that Apple is now entering the market for foldable smartphones.
The United States and China have agreed to establish a dedicated communication channel to discuss incidents related to Artificial Intelligence.
The death of actress Marina Vlady, famously known as Vladimir Vysotsky's lover, has been reported.
A Bulgarian company has received recognition from the European Union for its excellence in processing organic food products.
A significant fire at a warehouse storing insulation materials in Byala has resulted in a fatality.
Bulgaria's Ministry of Foreign Affairs states openness to dialogue with North Macedonia, emphasizing that Skopje's EU accession is not solely a bilateral issue.
A new formula for calculating the minimum wage has been definitively approved, which is anticipated to moderate its rate of increase.
The 'Access to Information' Foundation (SDI) is celebrating International Right to Know Day for the 24th consecutive year with its 'Golden Key' awards.
The largest steel plant in Ukraine, owned by an Indian billionaire's company, has ceased operations following Russian attacks.
Prime Minister Denkov stated that Slavi Vasilev's family owns an oil products company, but Vasilev himself has not declared any private interests related to it.
A critical opinion piece arguing that Vice President Yotova's actions are shameful and humiliating for Bulgaria and that she is unfit to be head of state.