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The front page of Mediapool.bg focuses heavily on the ongoing presidential elections in Bulgaria, with multiple articles detailing election day events, candidate statements, and potential outcomes. Other prominent stories include international news such as protests in France, Serbia's…
Political analyst Dobromir Zhivkov suggests that if the presidential election is perceived as a referendum on the current government, the outcome might differ from expectations.
Initial technical issues have been reported with voting machines in the city of Burgas on election day.
The election day in the Kardzhali region has commenced without any special bus services arranged from Turkey.
Citizens across Bulgaria are participating in the election to choose their next president and vice president.
A Financial Times report identifies the Black Sea as the most perilous route for global shipping.
Presidential candidate Andrey Gyurov stated he cast his vote for a progressive Bulgaria that considers all its citizens.
Serbia is holding parliamentary elections with President Vučić facing opposition from a student-led movement.
This article provides ongoing updates on the reasons and choices of politicians as they cast their votes in the current elections.
This article lists the assigned numbers for the candidates participating in the presidential elections.
The Central Election Commission (CEC) reported that the election day began without major incidents, though 12 voting machines experienced technical difficulties.
The weather forecast for election day predicts fog in the morning followed by sunny conditions.
Bulgarian athlete Victoria Angelova has been recognized as the 'Rising Star of Europe' in athletics, a first for a Bulgarian woman.
According to reports citing Donald Trump, the car manufacturer Audi plans to construct a new factory worth over $4 billion in the state of Georgia.
Mass protests involving over 400,000 people have taken place in France, with some demonstrations escalating into clashes in Paris.
Elon Musk has acknowledged his role in the disruptions experienced by the Starlink satellite internet service in Ukraine.
The cities of Varna and Constanta are set to be developed into hubs for security in the Black Sea region.
