Pro-Russian Kremlin Sentiment Follows Radev, Yotova's Success, Shocks Romanians ↗
Front page leadA report suggests that a 'pro-Russian Kremlin' sentiment is growing in Romania, influenced by Bulgarian political figures like Radev and Yotova.
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A report suggests that a 'pro-Russian Kremlin' sentiment is growing in Romania, influenced by Bulgarian political figures like Radev and Yotova.
An Iranian-made Shahed combat drone has been discovered near the Shabla military polygon in Bulgaria.
The Ministry of Regional Development and Public Works (MRRB) is providing assistance to citizens in obtaining accurate horoscopes.
The tribunal has not received any arguments regarding the sanction imposed on Russia in the sport of hockey.
The ruling parties have reportedly curtailed or eliminated parliamentary oversight mechanisms.
Prescriptions for medications treating chronic diseases will now be valid for a period of 100 days.
Vejdi Rashidov, a notable figure in Bulgarian politics and arts, has died.
The electoral list known as 'Student List' is projected to secure 140 seats in the upcoming Serbian parliamentary elections.
Financial markets on Wall Street have shown a negative or 'painful' reaction to the outcomes of the recent US elections.
The National Social Security Institute (NSSI) will cease pension payments to individuals living abroad if they do not submit a 'I am alive' declaration.
Public transport services in Northeastern Bulgaria will be suspended after 7:00 PM.
The football club CSKA failed to secure a point in their match against PAOK in Athens.
A political analyst comments that Andrey Gyurov's campaign resembled a casting process for the reality show 'The Bachelor'.
The article speculates that Andrey Gyurov had the potential to become president in the recent elections.
An opinion piece argues against the notion that citizens who did not vote are unintelligent.
An analysis questions whether the newly formed Supreme Judicial Council represents a superficial replacement or a genuine structural change.
The article claims that Boyko Borissov and Delyan Peevski achieved their first political victory against President Radev.
This story appears to be a feature piece, possibly about urban development or a local initiative in Varna, referencing a 'brave tailor'.
Individuals who were arrested in the town of Gurkovo have been released and face no charges.
The initiative 'I Choose Bulgaria' is broadening its scope to include individuals of Bulgarian descent.
The director of the General Directorate for Combating Organized Crime (GDBOP) has been unexpectedly removed from their position without any stated reasons.