Owner of PIMK and Botev Plovdiv shot dead ↗
Front page leadThe owner of PIMK and the football club Botev Plovdiv was killed, with initial investigations suggesting the perpetrators' primary goal was not to kill the victim.
Bulgaria
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The owner of PIMK and the football club Botev Plovdiv was killed, with initial investigations suggesting the perpetrators' primary goal was not to kill the victim.
The first poll for the upcoming presidential election shows Yotova in the lead, with Gyurov in second place.
The head of the Medical Supervision agency has been dismissed from her post.
Civil defense sirens across the country will be tested on October 1st.
A representative of Vladimir Putin visited Washington, as the US plans a meeting between officials from Kyiv and Moscow.
Mark Rutte stated that Russian acts of sabotage in Europe will not halt the provision of aid to Ukraine.
Bulgaria and Greece have reached an agreement regarding the bones of Tsar Samuil.
Residents of Smolyan will face an additional wait of at least two years for the road construction project to Pamporovo to be completed.
The Bulgarian Parliament has approved measures designed to combat lawsuits used to intimidate journalists.
The Ministry of Health has revoked the license of the Plovdiv clinic 'Medicus Alfa', where a 6-year-old boy named Angel died.
A proposed tax on 'rakia' (traditional plum brandy) is reportedly a measure to combat the illegal trade of large quantities of bulk alcohol.
Skopje is reportedly trying to draw NATO into its ongoing campaign against Sofia.
The political party Democratic Bulgaria (DB) proposes that the state should invest 1000 euros for every newborn child on the stock market.
The Bulgarian cabinet has requested the recall of the ambassador to the United Arab Emirates, raising questions about subsequent actions.
Bulgaria, Greece, and Romania have agreed on an action plan for 25 transport projects valued at 23 billion euros.
Chinese citizens have lodged complaints with the European Union regarding poor working conditions within China.