Why students in France are protesting ↗
Front page leadStudents in France are protesting, with the reasons for their demonstrations unclear from the provided text.
Bulgaria
Capital
The news front page of Capital, a Bulgarian publication, features a mix of international and domestic stories, with a prominent theme of global debt and economic challenges. International news includes student protests in France and the geopolitical threat from Russia as perceived by the German…
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German Ambassador Irene Plank: The biggest threat to Europe is Russia ↗
German Ambassador Irene Plank identifies Russia as the current biggest threat to Europe and emphasizes the need for unity and a strong will for independence.
Kozloduy NPP's 'golden' properties decreased 23 times in price ↗
The value of properties associated with the Kozloduy Nuclear Power Plant has significantly decreased, by 23 times.
Podcast | 'Cultural Work' with guest Ivo Dimchev ↗
A podcast episode titled 'Cultural Work' features guest Ivo Dimchev, discussing topics related to culture.
20 Questions | Lyubomir Nokov, who often says 'this is very tasty' ↗
Lyubomir Nokov is interviewed in a '20 Questions' format, known for his frequent expression 'this is very tasty'.
End of the free lunch ↗
The theme 'End of the free lunch' explores global debt, high bond yields, deficits, and potential future crises.
High bond yields, huge deficits, and colossal debts: what can go wrong? ↗
This article examines the risks associated with high bond yields, large deficits, and massive global debts.
Martin Turpanov: If we continue on the same trajectory, a serious global debt… ↗
Martin Turpanov predicts a serious global debt crisis within the next 3 to 5 years if current economic trends persist.
Bulgaria: the surprising debt leader ↗
Bulgaria is highlighted as an unexpected leader in terms of national debt.
Infographic | How the debt spiral turns ↗
An infographic visually explains the mechanics of how a debt spiral develops.
Newsletter | With the highest patriotic degree: homemade rakia and the bones… ↗
A newsletter discusses Bulgarian patriotic themes like homemade rakia and historical references, alongside concerns about Russia's aggressive behavior and nuclear threats.
Comment | The road to hell is paved with... cheap debt ↗
This commentary argues that accumulating cheap debt leads to negative long-term consequences.
Comment | A slap for the SLAPP lawsuits ↗
The parliament has finally adopted legal measures against SLAPP lawsuits, which are aimed at hindering public debate.
Can insurance cover political risk? ↗
Investors in Europe are seeking ways to protect themselves from new risks as geopolitics increasingly influences business.
Myth #4: I assembled something cheap from the internet and it stopped working ↗
The fourth episode of the podcast 'Myths of the Roof' discusses how cheap internet components can become expensive due to lack of warranty, support, and a reliable partner.
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