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Friday, October 02, 2026
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The government has proposed a new location near Burgas for a Rheinmetall manufacturing facility, a concrete offer to the German defense giant. Separately, the Kremlin has publicly welcomed the President's stance on the war in Ukraine, as lawmakers continue to question the Prime Minister and his deputies in parliament.
A shipment of a different nature arrives from Greece tomorrow when the remains of Tsar Samuil return for a museum ceremony. The transport will be escorted by two pairs of MiG-29 and F-16 fighter jets, a high-altitude welcome for the monarch. Meanwhile, the Ministry of Interior noted that a recently murdered businessman and his suspected killer were seen together just two weeks before the shooting.
The economic outlook is less ceremonial. Inflation reached 5.6% in September, and while the state is being praised as a debt outperformer, the interest on that debt is rising. Banks have hinted they intend to recoup the cost of a new tax on their excess profits by increasing interest rates on loans.
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The Bulgarian government has officially proposed a new site near Burgas for the German defense company Rheinmetall to establish its manufacturing facilities, marking a significant development in this key industrial project.
Sega:
Cabinet proposes new site for Rheinmetall factories near Burgas
The Bulgarian government is offering a new location near Burgas for the German defense company Rheinmetall to build its manufacturing facilities.
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Lena Borislavova, a Member of the National Assembly for We Continue the Change, has established a new platform called 'The Unbreakables', which she is funding with compensation received from a lawsuit against Slavi Trifonov.
Mediapool:
Lena Borislavova Creates 'The Unbreakables', Funding Platform with Lawsuit…
Lena Borislavova has established a platform called 'The Unbreakables,' which she is financing with compensation received from a lawsuit against Slavi Trifonov.
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The Bulgarian Parliament has adopted new legal measures aimed at combating SLAPP (Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation) lawsuits, which are often used to suppress public debate.
Capital:
Commentary: A Slap for SLAPP Suits
The Parliament has finally adopted legal measures against SLAPP lawsuits aimed at suppressing public debate.
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An increasing number of individuals in Bulgaria are choosing to retire early by purchasing service years, a trend that is impacting the country's pension system.
Sega:
More people retiring with purchased service
An increasing number of individuals are opting for early retirement by purchasing service years, impacting the pension system.
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