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Syria Seeks Probe Into Sinking, 10 Crew Missing — 1dSyria sought an independent probe after a drone sank the Alfa Watan off Bulgaria, leaving 10 crew missing; Bulgaria halted rescue with no sailors found.

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Tsar Samuel’s Remains Return to BulgariaWorld — Sep 30, 2026Bulgaria welcomed the remains identified as those of Tsar Samuel, who ruled from 997 to 1014, in a major national ceremony after Greece agreed to return them. In exchange, Bulgaria is returning 48 church artifacts taken during World War I; the handover also touches off renewed sensitivities over Samuel’s contested legacy with North Macedonia.

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Greece Plans Return of Tsar Samuel’s RemainsWorld — Sep 29, 2026Greece and Bulgaria have reached an agreement to return the remains of medieval Bulgarian ruler Tsar Samuel to Bulgaria after years of negotiations. As part of a broader cultural exchange, Bulgaria is expected to return Greek religious relics taken during the world wars.

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Greece and Bulgaria sign pact to exchange Tsar Samuel remains and historic relics — Sep 29, 2026Remains identified as medieval Tsar Samuel head to Bulgaria as 48 WWI-era relics return to Greece under a Sept. 29 bilateral memorandum.

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Maya Lindstrom It's about time these historical remains and relics were returned to their home countries under this agreement.

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RTÉ Withdraws from 2027 Eurovision Over Gaza Crisis and Access Concerns — Sep 17, 2026RTÉ confirms it will not participate in or broadcast the 2027 Eurovision Song Contest in Bulgaria, citing the appalling and ongoing loss of lives in Gaza and humanitarian concerns, alongside worries about independent access for journalists in the territory. Ireland’s abstention follows its 2026 withdrawal amid broader European boycotts over Israel’s participation and Gaza-related tensions.

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Jared Kim The humanitarian issues are too severe for any country to host or join Eurovision right now.

Most Influential Women in World HistoryYourlist — RankingFrom ancient queens who ruled empires to modern activists who changed laws, these women left indelible marks on politics, science, and culture. Vote for who you think shaped history most profoundly.

Botev Plovdiv Owner Iliyan Filipov Shot Dead — Sep 30, 2026Bulgarian businessman and Botev Plovdiv president Iliyan Filipov was shot dead at a property in Plovdiv, prompting a murder investigation and tributes from the club, which canceled a planned match. Bulgarian media later reported that a former employee had been arrested in connection with the killing as investigators pursued possible motives.

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Bulgaria Secures Seven Minehunters From Belgium, Netherlands to Clear Black Sea MinesWorld — Aug 27, 2026Bulgaria has approved the acquisition of seven Tripartite-class mine countermeasure vessels from Belgium and the Netherlands, with three ships from the Netherlands and four from Belgium, to bolster NATO’s Black Sea demining capabilities. The transfers, training, and spare-parts support are tied to Bulgaria covering repairs and modernization to bring the ships to NATO combat-readiness, with delivery potentially influenced by the Montreux Convention.

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Bulgaria cuts Kozloduy nuclear output as Danube falls — Aug 20, 2026Bulgaria’s Kozloduy Nuclear Power Plant will cut about 120 MW from one of its two 1,000 MW units starting amid unprecedented Danube water-level declines, marking the first capacity reduction in the plant’s 52-year history. The move follows regional cuts in Romania and Hungary as the Danube drought tightens cooling water supplies, with Kozloduy supplying more than a third of Bulgaria’s electricity.

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Hungary and Bulgaria retail sales surge as Italy, Germany decline — Sep 4, 2026Hungary posted stronger July retail activity with 4.9% annual growth driven by food and non-food sectors and a sharp rebound in fuel sales, even as investment remains weak and consumer momentum could shift toward services; overall consumption is seen as a key driver for 2026. Bulgaria meanwhile recorded a 5.6% year‑on‑year rise in July retail trade volume, with sustained high annual gains across months and positive calendar-adjusted growth for the EU and euro area.

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Sam Okafor Meanwhile Germany and Italy can't buy a break in retail. Something structural going on there, not just one bad month.

BooksCharacter skills beat test scores for lifelong successGED holders match college-bound graduates on cognitive tests yet land near dropouts on earnings and marriage, which is why Tough puts grit and self-control ahead of IQ.40m · 2 reads

Former Pentagon Chief Says US Should Deploy Troops Along Black SeaReporting — Apr 13, 2021Former Secretary of Defense Mark Esper says the United States should deploy more troops along the Black Sea in Bulgaria and Romania to deter potential aggression from Russia as tensions between Moscow and Washington…

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Glacier Collapse Triggers Nepal-Tibet FloodsWorld — Aug 25, 2026From India’s Rajouri district to the Philippines’ Bulacan province and Bulgaria’s Blagoevgrad region, relentless floods and related damage—destroyed crops, road washouts, evacuations, and outages—are testing local infrastructure and prompting criticism of flood-control projects and governance. Authorities have declared states of disaster, ordered evacuations and closures, and are coordinating rescue and recovery efforts as communities seek restoration and compensation.

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Quentin Tarantino vs Martin ScorseseYourlist — VS BattleThe video store savant versus the film-school don — two visions of American violence, guilt, and cool.

Italy Finds No Russian Link in Colleferro Blast — Aug 17, 2026Italian authorities say there are no signs of Russian involvement in the Colleferro munitions-plant explosion, with prosecutors examining possible links to similar incidents in Bulgaria and the investigation ongoing; officials also declined to comment on reports the plant produces ammunition for Ukraine. The defense minister and government urge caution about sabotage theories while emphasizing the incident appears internal to the facility and under review by KNDS Ammo Italy.

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Seiler & Speer sell out Ernst Happel StadiumTravel — Sep 1, 2026South Africa’s autumn arts calendar features major events like FNB Art Joburg, Open Book Festival, the Cape Town Photography Festival, the Jomba! Contemporary Dance Experience, and the European Film Festival, highlighting a vibrant, cross-border cultural scene. In Cappadocia’s Güzelyurt, a tranquil town known for peaceful coexistence among Greek, Turkish, Kurdish and Bulgarian communities, locals sustain rich traditions—from tea and backgammon to ancient crafts—while Europe's live-music markets, including Austria’s, continue to show strong stadium demand and major acts selling out venues.

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