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The news from Mediapool.bg focuses on domestic Bulgarian affairs, particularly concerning the "Lukoil" refinery and its special administrator, as well as a historical event. International news includes a story about the Pope's health and a US ambassador's resignation.
The special administrator for Lukoil expects the company to pay substantial taxes, considering fuel price comparisons across different countries and circumstances to be absurd.
The Constitutional Court has ruled to keep only Lukoil Neftochim under the authority of the special administrator.
A preliminary step has been taken towards an out-of-court agreement between Bulgaria and the owner of Lukoil in the country.
The newly appointed special administrator for Lukoil will investigate the reasons behind the refinery's reported losses.
A historical account marks 111 years since Russian ships bombarded Varna in 1915.
Bulgaria is limiting access to the ultimate beneficial owners of companies, a measure taken in response to EU directives.
The Prime Minister stated that Minister Mitrofanova assured him there is no information about who attacked the ships.
It is reported that hundreds of pardon requests handled by Yotova were processed in an unlawful manner.
The Pope has been diagnosed with lung cancer.
May Manolova shared her phone number live on air to receive reports about high prices.
The OMODA automotive brand is holding a family gathering in Paris.
Pope Francis has successfully undergone surgery for lung cancer.
"Bulgargaz" plans to increase gas prices by 34% for sales in November.
According to the Washington Post, a new US peace proposal for Ukraine involves a pipeline to Europe with profit-sharing between Moscow and Kyiv.
The US Ambassador to Greece has submitted their resignation following insistence from the White House.
Two additional ships have been struck near Bulgaria, and the cabinet acknowledges the possibility that the drones responsible were Russian.
A severe traffic accident has led to the closure of the Trakia highway, resulting in the death of an employee from 'Avtomagistrali'.
