International news that matters to Bulgaria and the region.
Mark Warner warns of a dangerous information asymmetry after Donald Trump's company offered a service for rapid access to his messages for high monthly fees.
Swiss giant Sandoz is preparing for negotiations with US authorities following Donald Trump's plans to impose massive tariffs on generic drug imports.
Organizers of the Venice Biennale have announced their intention to challenge the European Commission's decision to withdraw €2 million in funding following the decision to allow the return of a Russian national pavilion.
Donald Tusk's government proposes a limit on monthly incomes for doctors in the public sector and new working hour rules to prevent abuses and ensure patient safety.
General Amir Hatami warned Washington that any military intervention on Iranian territory will meet resistance from millions of citizens. Meanwhile, drone attacks against American bases in Jordan and Bahrain have been reported.
An analysis by iBanFirst shows that Spain's victory in the Football World Cup could generate between 2 and 4 billion euros in economic activity through tourism and exports.
Lisbon and Rabat are planning the construction of a new electricity interconnection to improve the energy security of the Iberian Peninsula and reduce the region's isolation.
Beijing is introducing new consumption taxes on photovoltaic cells and batteries. The goal is to restructure the industry and eliminate uncompetitive manufacturers.
According to US intelligence data, current military strikes will not force Iran to change its negotiating position. The countries are in an uncertain state, balancing on the edge of full-scale conflict.
The International Monetary Fund has approved immediate access to nearly $690 million for Ukraine. Despite achieved targets, the institution warns of risks regarding reform delays and pressure on foreign exchange reserves.
Lebanese troops entered the town of Zaatar al Gharbieh following the withdrawal of Israeli forces. This marks the first test of the pilot program to restore state sovereignty in the region.
After a period of trade tension, China is resuming large-scale purchases of American agricultural products. Beijing plans to import agricultural goods worth at least $17 billion annually, which is already shifting the dynamics of global commodity exchanges.
The governing coalition in Austria has approved a media subsidy package aimed at supporting the print press, digital transformation, and media literacy among young people.
Two employees of the French embassy in Iran were detained and interrogated by local security services. According to Paris, one of the diplomats was subjected to physical violence.
Austrian authorities are investing 20 million euros to convert the building in Braunau am Inn into a police station. The goal is to stop the property from being used as a pilgrimage site by far-right groups.
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