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The front page of Mediapool.bg features a wave of protests across Europe, including riots and arrests in France and student protests turning violent in Albania. Other top stories include discussions on the US proposing the resumption of Russian gas supplies to Europe and an update on the Bulgarian…
Riots, provocations, and hundreds of arrests have occurred across France amid large-scale protests. Additionally, mass student protests in Albania have escalated into violence, with demands for the resignation of Prime Minister Rama.
The New York Times reports that the United States is proposing to resume Russian gas supplies to Europe.
Twenty-four prosecutor candidates presented their concepts for the Supreme Judicial Council, addressing issues such as salaries, pressure, career bonuses, and judicial reform.
Kyustendil now has a new athletics track after 25 years, with its reopening celebrated.
Volodymyr Zelensky stated that Donald Trump's blockade of sanctions encourages Vladimir Putin, calling it a historic moment for Moscow.
Analyst Kutev suggested that Vladimir Putin is not an evil genius and compared the war in Ukraine to the Russo-Turkish War of 1877-1878.
Romania has indicated its willingness to pay for the presence of American troops on its territory.
An inspection has started on the ship 'Chelsea 3', which was damaged by drones and has been towed to the Port of Burgas.
The Pope left the hospital on foot just four days after undergoing lung surgery.
Donald Trump has lifted sanctions against Russia, occurring against the backdrop of an escalating dispute with Ukrainian President Zelensky.
A podcast discusses the necessity of staff layoffs as the only way to tighten the budget.
The border police report having no record of Iva Mihaylova entering the country through a checkpoint with North Macedonia.
Google reportedly refused Donald Trump's request to rename an ocean in his honor.
Ambassador Pierre Hagmann stated that Switzerland is committed to a just peace for Ukraine, emphasizing that neutrality does not equate to indifference.
An article explores the success of the traditional Rhodope blanket in achieving global market recognition.
Nikolai Mladenov is reportedly being considered for the position of United Nations Secretary-General.
