Another fire has occurred at an Emko ammunition depot in the Gabrovo region, with the company suspecting sabotage and criticizing the state's negligence. Concurrently, reports indicate that explosives used in the Leipzig airport blasts, linked to the GRU, were facilitated through Bulgaria, raising concerns about international security connections and the effectiveness of domestic investigations into such incidents.

Mediapool: Suspect in Leipzig Explosions Linked to GRU; Explosion Secured Through Bulgaria

One of the suspects in the Leipzig explosions has ties to the GRU, and the explosion was facilitated through Bulgaria.

Mediapool: Another Fire at an Emko Ammunition Depot; Company Suspects Sabotage

There has been another fire at an ammunition depot owned by Emko, with the company suspecting sabotage.

Mediapool: Emko: The State's Negligent Attitude Encourages Saboteurs

Emko criticizes the state's negligent attitude, claiming it emboldens individuals involved in sabotage.

Sega: Fire Breaks Out at Ammunition Depot in Gabrovo Region

A fire has been reported at an ammunition depot belonging to the company 'EMKO' in the Gabrovo region of Bulgaria.

OFFNews: Ivaylo Mirchev believes that in Bulgaria, investigations into explosions are…

Politician Ivaylo Mirchev suggests that investigations into explosions in Bulgaria are being deliberately suppressed.

OFFNews: Explosive for Leipzig airport passed through Bulgaria

The explosive material intended for Leipzig airport was reportedly transported through Bulgaria.

The upcoming presidential elections are gaining momentum with new developments, including the mayor of Elin Pelin entering the race, rumored to be an unofficial GERB candidate, and the We Continue the Change (PP) party officially supporting Andrey Gyurov for president. Amidst these candidacies, an analysis questions the sufficiency of the Bulgarian presidency's powers given its limited authority.

Dnevnik: Bulgarian Presidency's Powers Under Scrutiny

An analysis discusses the upcoming presidential elections in 2026, questioning whether the president's powers are sufficient given the numerous projections and limited authority.

Mediapool: Alleged 'Unofficial GERB Candidate' Mayor of Elin Pelin Enters Presidential Race

The mayor of Elin Pelin, who is rumored to be an unofficial candidate for GERB, is now officially entering the presidential elections.

Mediapool: Expected: PP Also Supports Gyurov for President

The We Continue the Change (PP) party has officially announced its support for Gyurov's presidential candidacy.

A commentary piece suggests that Prime Minister Rumen Radev is reportedly seeking to divide the European Union from within. This comes amidst broader discussions in Bulgarian media questioning the country's foreign policy orientation and referencing historical intelligence agencies.

Sega: Radev Wants to Split the EU from Within

President Radev is reportedly seeking to divide the European Union from within, according to a commentary piece.

Capital: Newsletter: Is Bulgaria Making Another Turn Towards Moscow? Stasi and DS…

A commentary questioning Bulgaria's foreign policy orientation and referencing historical intelligence agencies.

Bulgaria is facing a significant public health challenge as measles cases have dramatically increased from a single instance to 560, prompting widespread concern.

Dnevnik: Measles Outbreak in Bulgaria: From 1 to 560 Cases

A report details how measles cases in Bulgaria have surged from a single instance to 560, raising public health concerns.

New information is expected from the Ministry of Interior and the prosecution regarding the 'Petrohan' case, with an ongoing investigation specifically focusing on the funding of the group associated with Petrohan.

OFFNews: BNT: Ministry of Interior and prosecution to provide new info on 'Petrohan' case

The Bulgarian National Television (BNT) reports that the Ministry of Interior and the prosecution will release new information regarding the 'Petrohan' case.

Sega: Investigation Launched into Petrohan Group's Funding

An investigation is underway concerning the financing of a group associated with Petrohan.

Krum Zarkov, leader of the Bulgarian Socialist Party, has publicly questioned the fate of a pardoned individual known as Escobar, adding a new dimension to the ongoing presidential pardon controversy.

Sega: Krum Zarkov: Should the Pardoned Escobar Die?

Justice Minister Krum Zarkov questions whether a pardoned individual known as Escobar should be allowed to die.

Bulgaria's labor market is experiencing a quiet cooling trend, with the economic slowdown now beginning to impact salary growth.

Capital: Labor Market Slowdown Reaches Salaries

The economic slowdown is beginning to impact salary growth, suggesting a tightening labor market.

Capital: The Labor Market: A Quiet Cooling

A thematic piece analyzing the subtle cooling trend in the Bulgarian labor market.

A new commentary criticizes a recently drafted law concerning quick loans, alleging that the government wrote it 'by order,' highlighting potential negative impacts on vulnerable populations.

Capital: Commentary: The Government Drafted a Law 'By Order' from Quick Loans

An analysis criticizing a new law related to quick loans, highlighting its potential negative impact on vulnerable populations.

A PISA 2025 study has revealed a concerning statistic: 30% of Bulgarian students believe that attending school is a waste of their time.

Sega: PISA 2025: For 30% of Students, School is a Waste of Time

A PISA 2025 study reveals that 30% of Bulgarian students feel that attending school is a futile use of their time.

The Varna Towers real estate complex has new owners and is re-entering the market, signaling a shift in property investment dynamics.

Capital: Varna Towers Back in Play with New Owners

The Varna Towers real estate complex has new owners and is re-entering the market, indicating a shift in property investment.