International news that matters to Bulgaria and the region.
China's state investment companies have announced massive plans to purchase shares and ETFs, aiming to stabilize the market and stimulate technological innovation.
A new ECB survey reveals that companies in the eurozone are facing increasing difficulties in seeking financing. Simultaneously, businesses are preparing for lower inflation and are changing their strategies due to geopolitical instability.
The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs responded to Italy's decision to expel two Russian military representatives by recalling the Italian chargé d'affaires in Moscow.
Tensions between Washington and Tehran are escalating to a critical point. As the US plans to expand its military operations, the Pentagon is accused of concealing information regarding wounded and deceased American troops.
Greek authorities have closed eight schools for the Turkish minority in Western Thrace, citing a low number of students as justification. Turkey reacted sharply, accusing Athens of violating the Treaty of Lausanne.
The upcoming state visit of the President of India, Droupadi Murmu, to North Macedonia aims to deepen economic and technological ties between the two nations.
While Italian tourism reports record revenues and overnight stays, sector workers are struggling with low incomes and insecure contracts. Unions warn of social imbalance.
MEPs are preparing for a redistribution of key positions in the European Parliament. Committee chairmanships and the institution's most influential posts are at stake.
Benjamin Netanyahu's office condemned New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani after he hinted at the possibility of detaining the Israeli Prime Minister during the UN session.
Israeli military units have carried out several incursions into the Syrian province of Quneitra, establishing temporary checkpoints. These actions are occurring during a period of increased diplomatic pressure on Israel.
Huge congestion is being recorded at the 'Bogorodica' border crossing, with drivers reporting hours of waiting. However, official data shows a very different picture – an average of 30 minutes to exit the country.
The transition to electric mobility could lead to the loss of over 726,000 jobs and a drastic reduction in added value in the European industry by 2040, new research warns.
German authorities are moving from an abstract to a high security level due to specific intelligence data regarding planned attacks, espionage, and sabotage in the country.
South Korea achieved a record $15 billion in cultural intellectual property exports. Video games, K-pop, and cinema have become key pillars of the national economy.
The Minister of Education and Science announced the country's readiness to join the common European system for scientific research and marine environment data exchange.
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