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Donald Trump has reportedly made a deal with Vladimir Putin for Russian diesel, bypassing Ukraine. Zelenskyy called it a gift to Putin and an investment in the war.
Donald Trump has reversed his decision to ban diesel exports, a move that comes after G7 agreement to release oil reserves.
The G7 nations have agreed to release 100 million barrels of diesel and crude oil onto the market, reportedly due to pressure from Donald Trump.
Donald Trump is accusing Ukraine of being responsible for record high diesel prices, but the article questions who is truly at fault.
Residents of Kyiv are facing a difficult decision between voluntary evacuation and enduring another winter of shelling.
A marathon is causing traffic disruptions in the center of Sofia, blocking access for two days.
The article examines how Bulgarian law fails to address crimes such as deepfakes, the distribution of non-consensual intimate images, and digital harassment.
The article explores the impact of international sanctions on the daily lives of Russian citizens residing in various European countries.
This is an opinion piece reflecting on the importance of moral conviction.
The article discusses the aspirations and future prospects of young Ukrainian refugees in Europe.
This article appears to discuss an upgrade to a system called SIGMA, possibly related to security or fact-checking.
Donald Trump claims Norway has 'stained itself' by not awarding him the Nobel Peace Prize.
Panama is reportedly facing a significant disaster following a powerful 7.7 magnitude earthquake.
Following an incident where an anti-immigration agent shot a man, protests have erupted in New York City.
A business venture involving unique mushrooms from the Kyustendil region is creating a stir in the Bulgarian market.
The United States has imposed financial sanctions on the International Criminal Court, reportedly with the goal of dissolving it.
Politician Yotova featured a children's ensemble during an election campaign event.
A major wine theft has occurred in Italy, with thieves making off with 30,000 bottles valued at 5 million euros.
More than 70 online platforms are illegally selling medications within Bulgaria.