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The front page of Capital, a Bulgarian news website, primarily focuses on domestic politics, particularly the upcoming presidential election runoff. Other prominent stories cover national economic performance and an international story on Poland's judiciary. There is also a section on renewable…
The Ministry of Interior has reported 415 signals of election violations as Bulgaria heads into a presidential runoff between Iliana Iotova and Andrey Gyurov.
A guide explains the procedures for voting in the upcoming presidential runoff election.
The article suggests that the prosecution is not actively investigating corruption related to the 'Highways' project.
Poland has dismissed high-ranking judges in the context of a dispute over the rule of law.
The annual 'Capital 100' ranking highlights the 100 largest companies in Bulgaria, noting they are currently in a growth phase.
This newsletter discusses geopolitical threats facing Bulgaria, questioning the government's response and the definition of war and peace, while also touching on international figures like Putin and Trump.
A cultural event or venue in Burgas, referred to as 'The Hole,' is reportedly preparing for Eurovision.
Weekly energy sector news reports on potential gas extraction in Dobrudzha and the significant capacity of batteries in Bulgaria, which has surpassed 6.2 GW.
