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The front page of Mediapool.bg highlights a dispute between Bulgaria and North Macedonia concerning a woman prosecuted in North Macedonia, who has unexpectedly entered Bulgaria. This case is creating diplomatic tension and involves legal and political figures from both countries. Other news…
A woman prosecuted in North Macedonia has unexpectedly entered Bulgaria, prompting a diplomatic incident between the two countries. Bulgarian authorities are reportedly considering providing her with protection, while North Macedonia's President has ignored a letter from Bulgaria's Vice President…
Delyan Peevski has filed a complaint with the prosecutor's office regarding statements made by Deputy Minister Demerdzhiev, which he claims are causing panic.
Vice President Yoeva is investigating why she did not receive video evidence related to the beating of a drug trafficker she had pardoned.
The British Prime Minister has stated that Russia interfered in the United Kingdom's referendum on leaving the European Union (Brexit).
The weather in Bulgaria is expected to turn colder with warnings issued for heavy rainfall.
Ukrainian President Zelensky stated that Russia is continuing to attack energy infrastructure despite a ceasefire announced by Donald Trump.
The Trilateral Council in Bulgaria is meeting to discuss potential changes to salary levels and pension insurance.
North Korea has launched ballistic missiles, according to reports.
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Polish police have arrested an individual suspected of planning an attack against Prime Minister Donald Tusk.
Donald Trump announced an energy ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine, a development that Ukrainian President Zelensky stated was news to him.
Analyst Boyko Noev argues that general calls for peace are beneficial to Russia, the aggressor in the conflict.
According to the Financial Times, the Kremlin has initiated efforts to target senior executives of European defense companies.
Academics in Bulgaria are protesting against the transfer of national cultural heritage items to Greece, deeming the action illegal and incorrect.
Reports suggest that Ukrainian strikes have likely rendered inoperable all three of Yandex's supercomputers.
