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The European Commission has confirmed that Bulgaria backed a general statement concerning Ukraine at the United Nations.

Poland has declared a national day of mourning following a shooting incident in Krakow.

Today is Archangelovden, a holiday where thousands of people with saint names are celebrating and preparing festive tables.

Greece has introduced new fines for drivers.

Donald Trump has accused Democrats of extortion and ordered the Department of Justice to launch an investigation.

Bulgaria's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has stated that there is no information about any Bulgarian citizens being harmed during the attack in Krakow.

Eighteen individuals have been arrested in Greece in connection with a major fraud scheme using shell companies, amounting to 203 million euros.

Significant explosions have occurred in Riyadh.

A Russian spy is reportedly claiming responsibility for the removal of former Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz from his post.

A repeat vote is being held for the election of members to the Supreme Judicial Council from the judicial quota.

Donald Trump has reportedly offered the position of White House spokesperson to the head of an MMA organization.

The 'Yes, Bulgaria' political group claims that Galab Donev sent two distinct versions of a letter to the European Commission regarding pensions.

A shooting incident in Krakow has resulted in six deaths and over ten injuries, with the report being updated.

This article marks 109 years since the October Revolution, reflecting on how it negatively altered the course of world history.

Asen Vasilev provides a detailed, item-by-item analysis of the budget, referred to as 'the Dove's budget'.

This analysis discusses the situation in Ukraine following the elections, focusing on the front lines, with commentary from Kamen Nevenkin.

The weather forecast indicates sunny but cold conditions, with temperatures hovering around 10 degrees Celsius.

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