Minister: No doubt the killer of Filipov has been detained ↗
Front page leadInterior Minister Demerdzhiev stated there is no doubt that the physical killer of businessman Iliyan Filipov has been detained following a high-profile arrest.
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The news from Mediapool.bg highlights a major murder investigation in Bulgaria, focusing on the victim, Iliyan Filipov, and the arrest of a former associate. Other domestic news includes a new deputy transport mayor for Sofia and an investigation into a judge. International news covers social…
Interior Minister Demerdzhiev stated there is no doubt that the physical killer of businessman Iliyan Filipov has been detained following a high-profile arrest.
A former employee of Iliyan Filipov, owner of PIMK and Botev Plovdiv, was arrested in a televised operation for the businessman's murder.
The business empire of the murdered Iliyan Filipov, who owned PIMK and Botev Plovdiv, is described as being worth hundreds of millions and having a wide reach.
Sofia will appoint a new Deputy Mayor responsible for the transport sector.
An article details the process by which the state-owned company 'Avtomagistrali' repaired road guardrails.
The article discusses the ongoing social discontent and protests occurring in France during the autumn season.
An Indian pilot is recognized as a hero as Flydubai announces a temporary suspension of flights to and from Israel.
An opinion piece by Thomas Friedman analyzes how Donald Trump is developing into a significant threat or problem.
An article explores the global coffee market, valued at hundreds of billions, and its connection to consumer habits, emotions, and trends.
This report examines the Bulgarian coffee market, noting that despite higher prices and lower consumption, coffee remains a trend among Bulgarians.
The United Kingdom suspects Iran's involvement in an incident that occurred at the Royal Air Force base in Fairford.
A commentary piece discusses the potential return of certain artifacts to Greece in exchange for the remains of Tsar Samuil.
The Bulgarian Prosecutor's Office is investigating a judge accused of shouting at his 102-year-old grandfather.
Bulgaria is requesting more than 1.8 billion euros from the European Commission as part of the national Recovery and Resilience Plan.
The Minister of Labor and Social Policy is proposing an increase in child benefits starting next year.
Bulgaria's Chief of Defence has unexpectedly announced his resignation.
During a visit to Brussels, Bulgarian President Rumen Radev stated he is not an advocate for Putin, but elaborated on his nuanced position.