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Kassel Ax Murder: Confession and Conflicting Accounts
A 29-year-old Bulgarian man confessed to ax-murdering his roommate in Kassel, Germany in June 2024, dismembering the body, and hiding it near the Herkules monument and the former Bundesgartenschau grounds; he was apprehended in Czechia six weeks later and faces charges of murder and aggravated assau...
Kassel Ax Murder: Confession and Conflicting Accounts
A 29-year-old Bulgarian man confessed to ax-murdering his roommate in Kassel, Germany in June 2024, dismembering the body, and hiding it near the Herkules monument and the former Bundesgartenschau grounds; he was apprehended in Czechia six weeks later and faces charges of murder and aggravated assau...
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48% Bias Score
EU Nursing Crisis: Bulgaria's 17,000 Nurse Deficit Highlights Systemic Issues
The EU faces a severe nursing shortage due to an aging workforce and unattractive working conditions, exemplified by Bulgaria's 17,000 nurse deficit and a 10% loss over ten years; a three-year EU initiative seeks to improve training, but substantial salary increases are deemed essential for retentio...
EU Nursing Crisis: Bulgaria's 17,000 Nurse Deficit Highlights Systemic Issues
The EU faces a severe nursing shortage due to an aging workforce and unattractive working conditions, exemplified by Bulgaria's 17,000 nurse deficit and a 10% loss over ten years; a three-year EU initiative seeks to improve training, but substantial salary increases are deemed essential for retentio...
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36% Bias Score
Amnesty International: Global Human Rights Crisis
Amnesty International's annual report declares a global human rights crisis, citing attacks on international human rights systems, particularly influenced by the Trump administration's policies, and highlighting concerns about Bulgaria's new law banning LGBT propaganda in schools.
Amnesty International: Global Human Rights Crisis
Amnesty International's annual report declares a global human rights crisis, citing attacks on international human rights systems, particularly influenced by the Trump administration's policies, and highlighting concerns about Bulgaria's new law banning LGBT propaganda in schools.
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40% Bias Score
Bulgaria Denies Blocking North Macedonia's EU Accession
Bulgaria's Vice President Iliana Yotova affirmed that her country does not pose additional hurdles to North Macedonia's EU accession, countering accusations of bilateral issues obstructing negotiations; she also criticized the EU's consideration of shifting from unanimous to qualified majority votin...
Bulgaria Denies Blocking North Macedonia's EU Accession
Bulgaria's Vice President Iliana Yotova affirmed that her country does not pose additional hurdles to North Macedonia's EU accession, countering accusations of bilateral issues obstructing negotiations; she also criticized the EU's consideration of shifting from unanimous to qualified majority votin...
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44% Bias Score
Solingen Arson Trial: Police Accused of Withholding Nazi-Related Evidence
The trial surrounding the fatal arson of a Bulgarian family in Solingen, Germany, is facing scrutiny after evidence of Nazi-related materials found in the arsonist's home was omitted from the initial investigation, raising questions about the potential for a right-wing extremist motive.
Solingen Arson Trial: Police Accused of Withholding Nazi-Related Evidence
The trial surrounding the fatal arson of a Bulgarian family in Solingen, Germany, is facing scrutiny after evidence of Nazi-related materials found in the arsonist's home was omitted from the initial investigation, raising questions about the potential for a right-wing extremist motive.
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40% Bias Score
Bulgarian Woman Exposed as Russian Agent in Austria
Austrian intelligence exposed Tzvetanka D., a Bulgarian woman, as a Russian agent who spread disinformation, monitored prominent figures, and was connected to a larger network operating out of London, highlighting the use of seemingly ordinary individuals in Russian intelligence operations.
Bulgarian Woman Exposed as Russian Agent in Austria
Austrian intelligence exposed Tzvetanka D., a Bulgarian woman, as a Russian agent who spread disinformation, monitored prominent figures, and was connected to a larger network operating out of London, highlighting the use of seemingly ordinary individuals in Russian intelligence operations.
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40% Bias Score
Proposed "Culture" Class to Replace Religious Studies in Bulgarian Schools
A Bulgarian commentator proposes replacing religious studies with a comprehensive "culture" class covering diverse topics, including history, ethics, and etiquette, to promote critical thinking and tolerance, addressing concerns about religious indoctrination and age-appropriateness.
Proposed "Culture" Class to Replace Religious Studies in Bulgarian Schools
A Bulgarian commentator proposes replacing religious studies with a comprehensive "culture" class covering diverse topics, including history, ethics, and etiquette, to promote critical thinking and tolerance, addressing concerns about religious indoctrination and age-appropriateness.
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64% Bias Score
Faulty F-16 Sparks Political Crisis in Bulgaria
Bulgaria's first of eight ordered US F-16 fighter jets arrived faulty, sparking a political scandal involving President Rumen Radev's criticism, accusations of government incompetence, and public debate over the purchase.
Faulty F-16 Sparks Political Crisis in Bulgaria
Bulgaria's first of eight ordered US F-16 fighter jets arrived faulty, sparking a political scandal involving President Rumen Radev's criticism, accusations of government incompetence, and public debate over the purchase.
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60% Bias Score
Bulgaria Halts Reactor Sale to Ukraine, Jeopardizing Energy Security
Bulgaria's unexpected refusal to sell two Russian-made nuclear reactors to Ukraine for its Khmelnitsky Nuclear Power Plant, citing domestic development needs and high electricity prices, jeopardizes Ukraine's energy security and highlights geopolitical tensions.
Bulgaria Halts Reactor Sale to Ukraine, Jeopardizing Energy Security
Bulgaria's unexpected refusal to sell two Russian-made nuclear reactors to Ukraine for its Khmelnitsky Nuclear Power Plant, citing domestic development needs and high electricity prices, jeopardizes Ukraine's energy security and highlights geopolitical tensions.
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36% Bias Score
Bulgaria Halts Sale of Reactors to Ukraine, Raising Energy Security Concerns
Bulgaria unexpectedly halted the sale of two Russian-made nuclear reactors to Ukraine, intended for the Khmelnitsky NPP, citing the need to develop its own nuclear energy sector amidst high electricity prices; this decision, while approved by the ruling coalition, awaits parliamentary confirmation a...
Bulgaria Halts Sale of Reactors to Ukraine, Raising Energy Security Concerns
Bulgaria unexpectedly halted the sale of two Russian-made nuclear reactors to Ukraine, intended for the Khmelnitsky NPP, citing the need to develop its own nuclear energy sector amidst high electricity prices; this decision, while approved by the ruling coalition, awaits parliamentary confirmation a...
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44% Bias Score
North Macedonia Prioritizes US Partnership Amidst EU Accession Challenges
North Macedonia abstained from two UN resolutions condemning Russia's aggression against Ukraine in February, prioritizing its strategic partnership with the US due to a lack of EU unity, while facing challenges in EU accession due to disputes with Bulgaria and Greece.
North Macedonia Prioritizes US Partnership Amidst EU Accession Challenges
North Macedonia abstained from two UN resolutions condemning Russia's aggression against Ukraine in February, prioritizing its strategic partnership with the US due to a lack of EU unity, while facing challenges in EU accession due to disputes with Bulgaria and Greece.
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40% Bias Score
Bulgarian Woman Uncovered as Russian Agent in Vienna
A Bulgarian woman residing in Vienna, Tsvetanka D., was exposed as a Russian agent in late March 2025 for spreading disinformation, including placing pro-Ukrainian stickers with Nazi symbols and surveilling journalists like Christo Grozev and the head of Austrian intelligence, Omar Haijawi-Pirchner.
Bulgarian Woman Uncovered as Russian Agent in Vienna
A Bulgarian woman residing in Vienna, Tsvetanka D., was exposed as a Russian agent in late March 2025 for spreading disinformation, including placing pro-Ukrainian stickers with Nazi symbols and surveilling journalists like Christo Grozev and the head of Austrian intelligence, Omar Haijawi-Pirchner.
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44% Bias Score
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