"Alpha Research": The difference between Yotova and Gyurov is only 12.8% ↗
Front page leadA poll by "Alpha Research" indicates a narrow lead for Yotova over Gyurov in a presidential race, with a 12.8% difference.
Bulgaria
Bulgarian news covers a range of domestic political developments including election polls, opposition calls for resignations, and changes to the intelligence chief's status. A significant story focuses on Bulgaria's military efforts to detect drones in the Black Sea. International news includes…
A poll by "Alpha Research" indicates a narrow lead for Yotova over Gyurov in a presidential race, with a 12.8% difference.
Bulgarian opposition parties are demanding that the ruling coalition members resign.
Sonya Koltuklieva has been hospitalized again following an earlier incident, with reports suggesting security service errors.
The head of the Bulgarian Air Force stated that the country is attempting to detect drones in the Black Sea using outdated radar systems.
Mass protests have taken place in Serbia, with hundreds of thousands of citizens participating in demonstrations against President Vučić.
Ukraine has not observed any restoration of Elon Musk's Starlink service for its military operations.
The Bulgarian cabinet (PB) is altering the official status of the head of the country's intelligence services.
A strong earthquake measuring 7.0 on the Richter scale has hit the Tibet region.
The Central Electoral Commission (CEC) is imposing numerous fines on a presidential candidate, reportedly without clear results.
Airbnb has introduced a ban on hosts requiring guests to perform cleaning duties or change bed linens.
A National Security Service (NSO) guard reportedly caused Sonya Koltuklieva to be hospitalized following a meeting of the cabinet (PB).
The article discusses the ongoing geopolitical dilemma faced by Bulgaria regarding its alignment with Russia versus the West.
European officials have issued sharp criticism towards Bulgarian President Radev for what they perceive as a pro-Russian foreign policy.
NATO is deploying more troops and experts to the Black Sea region in response to heightened tensions.
Debris and remains have been discovered on the vessel "Chelsea 3" that was hit.