International news that matters to Bulgaria and the region.
The Cypriot government has proposed an increase in state funding for municipalities by nearly 30 million euros annually to avoid planned protests and work stoppages in local administrations.
Authorities in Chile are launching large-scale inspections and the revocation of citizenship for children born to Russian citizens with transit resident status. The process aims to stop the practice of organized 'birth tourism'.
German CDU politician Jens Spahn is facing calls for resignation after it became clear that he became a father through a surrogate mother in the USA. Criticism is coming from both his own party and the opposition.
The European Union is introducing strict pay transparency rules. Employers will be required to state salaries in job advertisements, and candidates will be prohibited from being asked about their previous income during interviews.
Despite a good harvest, Russian farmers are in crisis due to diesel shortages and military actions in the Sea of Azov, which could lead to a deficit of 5-10 million tons of wheat.
The Hungarian government has called on Brussels to stop the daily sanctions of 1 million euros and to refund already paid funds, labeling them unfair in Europe's new political context.
The shift in focus from Russian influence to Chinese economic expansion marks a new stage in American foreign policy. An analysis of the reasons why Beijing has become the primary strategic threat to the US.
China maintains a streak of 11 quarters of export growth, supported by explosive interest in lithium batteries, wind turbines, and heavy industrial equipment.
British politics is preparing for a new era. Andy Burnham, known for his direct style and fight for provincial interests, will succeed Keir Starmer as Prime Minister.
The Royal Embassy of Cambodia in Sofia calls on representatives of Bulgarian business to participate in the international agriculture and exhibition forum CAFE26, which will be held in October 2026 in Phnom Penh.
Google's €4.6 billion payment following the Android antitrust case will go directly into the EU budget, reducing contributions from national governments.
According to the latest Eurostat data, Bulgaria holds leading positions in the European Union regarding the density of judicial officials relative to the number of citizens.
Gabriel Perez, a White House employee, is accused of making an illegal profit of nearly $100,000 by betting on specific phrases in Donald Trump's speeches.
An infection of orf is spreading among small ruminants in North Macedonia. To date, 17 outbreaks have been registered, and the number of infected sheep and goats exceeds 2,700.
The International Monetary Fund warns that the conflict in the Middle East and the depletion of energy reserves place the eurozone at risk of stagflation – low growth coupled with high prices.
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