Record Low Turnout Ties Iotova and Gyurov for Run-off ↗
Front page leadWith 99.95% of protocols processed, a record low voter turnout has resulted in Iliana Iotova and Andrey Gyurov being neck-and-neck for the presidential run-off election.
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Bulgaria's presidential election results are close, with Iliana Iotova and Andrey Gyurov tied for the run-off. The top companies in Bulgaria saw revenue growth of over 5%. In legal news, prosecutors have selected four members for the Supreme Judicial Council, and there's ongoing discussion about…
With 99.95% of protocols processed, a record low voter turnout has resulted in Iliana Iotova and Andrey Gyurov being neck-and-neck for the presidential run-off election.
The 'Capital 100' ranking shows that the largest hundred companies in Bulgaria have experienced revenue growth exceeding 5%.
This week's legal news bulletin reports that prosecutors have selected four individuals for the Supreme Judicial Council and addresses the ongoing issue of secret surveillance of magistrates.
Students in Serbia have successfully removed Aleksandar Vučić from power, with the leader acknowledging his defeat in the elections.
A business breakfast summary indicates Gyurov is close to Iotova for the run-off, Capital 100 reported 5% revenue growth, and someone has been charged in connection with the death of Slavi Binev.
An analysis explores the challenges and implications of being caught in the midst of Russian hybrid warfare tactics.
While anti-drone defense is a necessary component, Bulgaria is currently far behind in its implementation and capabilities.
Critical infrastructure and important sites within Bulgaria are currently without adequate anti-drone protection systems.
Information regarding the positioning and movement of ships along the western coast of the Black Sea.
An explanation of the functionality of Starshield technology and the entities that exercise control over it.
A podcast episode discusses Bulgaria's capability and preparedness to defend against drone threats.
Despite recent shocks, the global economy appears poised for a year of stable growth, but this recovery rests on unstable foundations.
This newsletter covers the repression of a journalist and argues that Germany is not in a recession, while noting Bulgarian political trends.
An analysis discussing the significance of Article 3 in a legal or political context, preceding Article 5.
The article suggests that the government's untenable foreign policy moves have the potential to 'launder' the reputations of Borissov and Peevski.
This article discusses how sustainability is a necessity for businesses serving millions of customers and managing national-level processes, not just a choice.
The fourth episode of the podcast 'Myths on the Roof' explains that cheap components can be costly without warranty, support, or a reliable partner.