Four Elected to New Anti-Corruption Commission ↗
Front page leadFour individuals have been selected to serve on a newly established anti-corruption commission, with further details on one member being a Sofia lawyer.
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The front page of Mediapool.bg features a mix of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories include the selection of members for a new anti-corruption commission, an increase in Sofia's district heating fees, and legal changes regarding gender reassignment. International news covers the…
Four individuals have been selected to serve on a newly established anti-corruption commission, with further details on one member being a Sofia lawyer.
An 11-year-old girl who was abducted has been found safe, and her stepfather has been apprehended by authorities.
A Market LINKS poll indicates that public trust in the Bulgarian cabinet and the Prime Minister has declined for the second consecutive month.
Houthi rebels have attacked two Saudi Arabian oil tankers in the Red Sea, causing significant damage and environmental concerns.
The United States House of Representatives has passed a defense spending bill amounting to 1.15 trillion dollars.
The recent heatwave in June has resulted in economic losses exceeding one billion pounds for the United Kingdom.
There is a possibility that Mercedes-Benz vehicles could face a ban within the United States.
An analysis explores the potential economic and societal costs for Europe if it fails to keep pace with advancements in AI technology.
Residents in Sofia may face an increase of up to 40% in their heat meter fees.
The United States and Saudi Arabia have reached an agreement regarding a civil nuclear program.
A significant smoke plume is visible in Asenovgrad as a result of a fire in the area.
A Deputy Prime Minister has appointed an advisor who is reportedly a close associate of former Prime Minister Boyko Borissov.
For the first time since 2020, the Supreme Court of Cassation has permitted legal gender reassignment for four transgender people.
The budget for the National Health Insurance Fund, amounting to 5.2 billion euros, has been finally approved without any changes.
The National Assembly has authorized the basing of American aircraft at the Bezmer airbase, with President Radev emphasizing the US as a key security ally.
The minimum and maximum insurance thresholds in Bulgaria will be increased starting from August 1st.
A tragic incident occurred where a child drowned in a swimming pool in the resort town of Sunny Beach.
An ecological crisis caused by drought has already destroyed 3000 decares of forest in the Silistra region.
Bulgaria is set to receive close to 1 billion euros from the European Commission, but some funds are being suspended due to issues with water infrastructure projects.
The European Commission has unblocked funds from the Recovery and Resilience Facility, contingent on President Radev's commitment to anti-corruption reforms.
A lawyer from Sofia has been elected as a member of the anti-corruption commission, adding to the body's composition.