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Bulgaria
The news from Mediapool.bg covers a range of Bulgarian domestic issues including the National Security Service (NSO), political figures like Peevski and Borisov, and a presidential election poll. International news includes reports on Spain's early elections, oil prices, US aircraft withdrawal…
An article discusses the 'Praetorian Guard' of power, suggesting communist echoes, scandals, and a lack of effective oversight, with a mention of international news sources.
The National Security Service (NSO) does not perceive any issues with the detention of an activist in Strumyani, despite her 'distinguished' behavior.
Delyan Peevski has requested that the National Security Service (NSO) disclose a list of all individuals under their protection from 2013 to the present.
The Presidential Body (PB) is returning NSO vehicles to the presidency and introducing limitations on security oversight for Members of Parliament (MPs).
A video captures a drug trafficker, who was pardoned by Vice President Iotova, engaging in altercations within the prison hospital.
According to a poll by 'Alpha Research,' the upcoming presidential election is projected to go into a second round, with Yotova and Gyurov as the likely candidates.
Widespread protests in Spain have led to the decision to hold snap general elections.
Global oil prices are declining following an increase in exports from the Middle East, which have now surpassed pre-conflict levels.
The Health Inspectorate in Sofia has initiated a vaccination drive to administer COVID-19 vaccines.
The United States has relocated its aircraft from the Royal Air Force base at Fairford in the United Kingdom.
The Minister of Petroleum for Iran has submitted his resignation.
Ukraine reports striking half of Russia's oil production facilities, while Moscow continues its own offensive operations.
Rusi Chernev suggests that Iliyan Filipov possessed the ability to paralyze the city using only two phone lines.
Health authorities have confirmed the detection of the first influenza virus case of the current season.
A significant wildfire is currently active in the Eastern Rhodopes region, with a helicopter deployed to aid suppression efforts.
Russia has issued a threat to escalate its attacks on the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv, in response to an interview given by President Zelensky.
Police in Sofia have arrested seven individuals in connection with drug offenses, confiscating 400 grams of illicit substances, including 96 grams of fentanyl.
Yulian Yankov, known as 'Kartofa,' has turned himself in to the Greek authorities.
Former Prime Minister Borissov criticized the decision to release naphtha, calling it a significant error and suggesting it will lead to unjust enrichment for some parties.
