Ivo Hristov: We will try to keep the deficit within 3% ↗
Front page leadA government official, Ivo Hristov, stated that efforts are being made to manage the budget deficit and keep it within 3%.
Bulgaria
The main news on Mediapool.bg centers on Bulgarian economic policy and a security incident involving an airplane. There are also international stories concerning protests in France, the conflict in Ukraine, and global energy markets.
A government official, Ivo Hristov, stated that efforts are being made to manage the budget deficit and keep it within 3%.
The proposed 2027 budget includes plans for a 5% increase in salaries and an 8% increase in pensions.
Galab Donev commented that the true situation regarding the 2025 budget needs to be revealed, regardless of potential embarrassment for Bulgaria.
Bulgaria's budget deficit reached 3.6 billion euros by the end of September.
A flight from Tel Aviv to Vienna was diverted and landed in Sofia after a bomb threat was reported.
President Macron expressed dismay and anger over recent protests and destructive actions occurring within France.
The price of oil has decreased following the relaxation of sanctions imposed on Russia.
The Prime Minister of Albania has blamed Russia and Iran for the increased intensity of ongoing protests.
The military prosecutor's office is investigating a ship, identified as Chelsea 3, that was damaged by a drone.
Donald Trump has stated he perceives significant advancements in peace initiatives and has also voiced criticism of Ukrainian President Zelensky.
Russian President Putin has suggested a summit involving Donald Trump and Xi Jinping to discuss the situation in Ukraine.
Ukrainian President Zelensky announced that the United States has restarted the exchange of intelligence information with Ukraine.
Contracts totaling more than 350 million euros have been put on hold by the National Company Railway Infrastructure (NKZI).
France is dealing with the repercussions of widespread and intense protests that have been occurring.
An extensive drone attack on St. Petersburg resulted in one fatality and injuries to 15 people.
The European chemical industry is experiencing growth, and the article explores potential benefits for Bulgaria.
Minister Dimitar Stoyanov announced that NATO aircraft will be deployed to protect Bulgarian airspace in the near future.
A study indicates that elderly individuals who walk at a brisker pace tend to live longer.
Authorities have confiscated more than 1600 liters of the traditional Bulgarian spirit, rakia, for lacking excise stamps.
France and the European Union are looking for alternatives to Chinese dominance in the nickel market, specifically concerning New Caledonia.
According to The New York Times, the United States is suggesting the restart of Russian natural gas deliveries to Europe.