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The Mediapool.bg front page highlights economic news, particularly concerning wages and employment in Bulgaria, alongside a mix of domestic and international affairs. Key domestic stories include discussions on the minimum wage formula, average net salaries, and the return of Tsar Samuil's…
The Bulgarian Finance Ministry indicates that wage growth is slowing down, and employment is at a critical juncture, suggesting potential shifts in the labor market.
A new formula for calculating the minimum wage has been officially approved in Bulgaria, aimed at moderating its rate of increase.
A report indicates that Bulgaria's average net salary is the highest when compared to all of its neighboring countries.
The Bulgarian Ministry of Finance forecasts the minimum wage to be 660 euros for the upcoming year and 680 euros by 2028.
Greece has officially returned the mortal remains of Tsar Samuil to Bulgaria.
Russia has launched an attack on Kyiv using both missiles and drones.
There is an increasing public interest in obtaining flu vaccinations.
Donald Trump has denied making an offer to Iran to ease sanctions in exchange for nuclear concessions.
Today is the final deadline for citizens to submit applications for voting from outside the country in the upcoming 2026 Presidential Elections.
A piece discussing how literature fosters community through events like reader's gay clubs and writers' cafes across Europe.
The 'Access to Information Programme' has presented an 'anti-award' to the Bulgarian government, highlighting issues related to information access.
China has not commented on reports that Donald Trump offered to sell US weaponry.
The European Union has imposed sanctions on Russian judicial officials for their role in repressing the 'Yabloko' political party.
The Bulgarian Finance Minister and the head of the Bulgarian National Bank are reportedly in strong disagreement over the implementation of a windfall tax.
The EU has indicated that Russia is not interested in negotiating peace in Ukraine and is planning further sabotage operations in Europe.
Bulgaria's competition authority has initiated an investigation into seven fuel traders, questioning their pricing strategies.
Demolition work has started on the defunct 'Kosharyite' restaurant located in Sofia.
A new technological breakthrough has resulted in the creation of the first tool designed to prevent AI agents from exceeding their control parameters.
On the International Day for Universal Access to Information, a lawyer stated that journalists are more effective than prosecutors in revealing corruption schemes within the country.
