Kremlin and police killed the only Russian newspaper worth reading ↗
Front page leadThe Kremlin and law enforcement have reportedly shut down the sole Russian newspaper considered valuable for its content.
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The Kremlin and law enforcement have reportedly shut down the sole Russian newspaper considered valuable for its content.
Former Bulgarian Prime Minister Kiril Petkov has stated he will take legal action against Vice President Iliana Yotova.
Cryptocurrency exchange Binance has suffered a massive theft of digital assets valued at $6.3 billion.
Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that a war between Russia and Europe would have no winners and expressed a desire for comprehensive relations.
An expert suggests that the drones responsible for sinking a ship off the Bulgarian coast near Kaliakra were of precise Russian design.
An analysis piece questions whether it is time to dismantle what is described as a 'feudal circle' in ethnically mixed regions.
The Council of Ministers in Bulgaria will reportedly remove a statement made by President Rumen Radev from its official social media profiles.
The National Health Insurance Fund (NHIF) will cover up to 20 days of early rehabilitation for individuals who have suffered a stroke.
Bulgaria's Central Election Commission (CEC) reportedly spent approximately 3 million euros on the two rounds of the recent presidential elections.
A humanitarian convoy carrying aid has been dispatched to the city of Oleshki.
The mayor of Moscow reported that the city experienced one of the most significant attacks during the night.
Meteorologist Prof. Rachev forecasts five days of rain for the entire country.
A political debate between Iliana Yotova and Georgi Gyurov, described as 'boring', has been covered.
Political scientist Georgi Prodanov commented that Iliana Yotova did not succeed in convincing voters of her presidential suitability.
Protesters threw eggs at the Russian embassy in Sofia, demanding an end to aggression and the expulsion of Ambassador Mitrofanova.
A commentary piece critically describes Iliana Yotova's campaign style.
Pension payments for November are scheduled to be disbursed earlier than usual.