International news that matters to Bulgaria and the region.
Strong winds and dense pine forests are complicating the suppression of a massive fire on the Croatian island of Korčula. 160 firefighters are on the ground, and the regional road network has been partially affected.
Greek authorities have launched massive inspections of tourist properties rented through online platforms. The focus is on tax discipline and safety, with sanctions potentially reaching 20,000 euros.
From next week, gasoline and diesel fuel will be cheaper in Greece. The decision is the result of negotiations between the government and oil companies, aiming to provide relief to households and tourists.
Kyiv has launched a series of strikes against Russian tankers in the Sea of Azov, aiming to disrupt Moscow's logistics chains and isolate Crimea.
The new government of Péter Magyar has begun a radical reform of the media sector, cutting off the broadcasting of state channels accused of propaganda during the Orbán administration.
The European Parliament is undergoing a major modernization of its procedures. The reforms will cover everything from new rules on ethics and combating foreign interference to the optimization of the legislative process.
The European Parliament has approved the start of negotiations for the creation of a digital version of the common currency. The goal is for the EU to reduce its dependence on American payment systems such as Visa and Mastercard.
Due to drone attacks against key refineries, Russian gasoline production has fallen to 65% of consumption levels, creating a serious market shortage.
A 64-year-old woman has been detained in the Turkish resort of Alanya after attempting to prevent a 13-year-old girl from entering a pool wearing a burkini. The child's family accused the manager of infringing upon their religious feelings.
Donald Trump unexpectedly chose an older model of Air Force One for his departure from Turkey, instead of the newly renovated aircraft provided by Qatar. The decision raised questions regarding the security and logistics of the presidential flight.
The European Commission has started a series of punitive procedures against Bulgaria. The issues cover everything from waste recycling and tax exchange to personal data protection and the control of explosive precursors.
In Houston, Texas, a man was shot during an operation by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The case raises questions about agent transparency, as similar incidents in the US often end with discrepancies between government versions and video recordings.
During the overnight missile attack on Kyiv, a Philip Morris warehouse containing finished products was hit. Despite the material damage, the company reports that deliveries will be maintained through a diversified logistics network.
Ukrainian authorities have revealed details regarding the murder of Anastasiia Berezovska, who was suspected in an assassination attempt against a Ukrainian businessman's family in Monaco. A GRU officer and a former law enforcement official have been detained.
The Omsk oil refinery, one of the key facilities for the Russian economy, has stopped processing crude oil following a Ukrainian drone attack.
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