Cargo Ship Stresses Maritime Control in Varna ↗
Front page leadA cargo ship has caused stress to the maritime control authorities in Varna, Bulgaria.
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A cargo ship has caused stress to the maritime control authorities in Varna, Bulgaria.
A new merchant ship was struck in the Black Sea and sank near Constanta.
Bulgaria and Romania have acquired new ships to mark the navigable path on the Danube River.
Bulgaria has intensified military flights over the Black Sea, and the investigation into strikes against the ship 'Chelsea-3' continues.
European models for maternity leave focus on flexible return-to-work options, questioning whether leave should be long or well-compensated.
Prosecutors are selecting individuals aligned with their interests for positions within the Supreme Judicial Council (VSS).
A candidate for the Supreme Judicial Council (VSS) states they have no connection to former Prosecutor General Ivan Tsatsarov.
There are allegations that hundreds of prosecutors received money from an individual named Sarafov, raising questions about influence peddling.
A summary of recent events includes issues with the National Security Service (NSO), physical altercations, the presence of Russian drones, and other anxieties.
Sofia's heating company faces a debt of nearly one billion euros, with uncertainty about how it will pay for gas supplies during the winter.
Donald Trump has stated his belief that he has the right to run for a third presidential term.
Finance Minister Asen Vassilev has called on Dotsa to resign, stating that the current majority does not have the power to compel such action.
A court has released from arrest an employee of the National Security Service (NSO) who was accused of causing bodily harm to Sonya Koltuklieva.
Vice President Yotova requested and received the resignation of the head of the National Security Service (NSO), with President Radev's response anticipated.
The Value Added Tax (VAT) threshold in Bulgaria will be increased to 60,000 euros next year, instead of the previously considered 75,000 euros.
Russia has provided a platform for a Chinese scientist who claims he can perform human head transplants onto new bodies.
The disparity between the rich and poor in Bulgaria continues to be the largest among all European Union member states.