Deutsche Welle - Archives from 2025/06/11/68003
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Outbursts that shock: Tsoncho Ganev and VazrazhdaneThe aggressive outbursts of Tsoncho Ganev and "Vazrazhdane" discredit the parliament and increase apathy and cynicism among the people. &ldq ...11.06.20254 806 -
Protests in Serbia on the verge of a new climax?Student protests in Serbia against the government are not stopping. President Aleksandar Vučić categorically refuses to schedule new elections, and th ...10.06.20252 022 -
Without them, everything will collapse: Britain and foreignersAfter Brexit, Britain said goodbye to Eastern European workers, and is now tightening access laws for other foreigners. Without foreign nurses and car ...10.06.20255 145 -
Gasoline prices: where is the cheapest place to fill up your carThe summer holidays are starting and many people will be driving. In addition to road traffic, another important piece of information for them is wher ...10.06.20253 498 -
Krum Zarkov to DG: on Radev, the left and democracyHow does Krum Zarkov see the future of the left in Bulgaria? Will he participate in a possible political project of Rumen Radev? Ivaylo Noizi Tsvetkov ...10.06.20253 703
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What is the US National Guard and why is Trump using it?The last time Lyndon Johnson sent National Guard soldiers to a state without receiving such a request from the governor was in 1965. Now Trump has don ...09.06.20254 817 -
Victory for Erdogan: Will the Turkish opposition split?Ekrem İmamoğlu, Erdogan's biggest opponent, has been in prison for almost three months. At the same time, his party is threatened with a split. Wi ...09.06.20252 661 -
Russia's response to the Spider Web: a strike with missiles and dronesRussia carried out the most massive air attack against Ukraine since the beginning of the war with cruise missiles and drones. Previously, American so ...09.06.20256 299 -
Musk vs. Trump: Will the Republican Party SufferThe public split between Trump and Musk could shatter Republicans' hopes of retaining their majority in the House of Representatives. The authorit ...09.06.20252 642 -
Germany back to compulsory military service?Germany has a shortage of nearly 60,000 soldiers. The new parliamentary commissioner for the armed forces, Henning Otte, claims that the introduction ...07.06.20254 150 -
The most spectacular actions of the Ukrainian secret services in RussiaUkraine is increasingly attacking targets located deep in Russian territory. Some of them were a real sensation. What are the most spectacular success ...07.06.20255 024 -
The Musk-Trump scandal is bad news for the KremlinAfter Trump's conflict with Musk, Russia lost not only an ally in Washington, but also one of its channels of influence over Trump. Putin has reas ...07.06.20256 229 -
He's difficult: What Merz's visit to Trump showedChancellor Merz's visit to US President Trump passed without scandal and in a friendly atmosphere, but also without special attention to the guest ...06.06.20254 933 -
How dangerous is the Russian offensive near Sumy for Ukraine?Russia has announced that it wants to establish a "buffer zone" along the border with Ukraine. At the same time, however, Russian troops are ...06.06.20255 223 -
Why Germans keep billions in cash at homeAccording to data from the European Central Bank, in March 2025, there were 1.564 trillion euros in cash in the eurozone countries. This is almost 30 ...06.06.20257 392 -
The digital euro: opportunities, costs and risksThe planned introduction of the digital euro could prove too expensive and place a huge financial burden on European banks. A new study shows that the ...06.06.20253 376 -
Dangerous bombs from the wars: Where there is still an old legacyThree heavy American bombs from the Second World War, discovered during excavation work for construction work, caused the largest evacuation operation ...06.06.20252 251 -
Poland: why young people punished liberal forcesIn the presidential elections in Poland, young people voted en masse for eurosceptic Karol Nawrocki and sealed his victory. Why were the liberal force ...06.06.20253 180 -
Eurozone on the horizonComment by Daniel Smilov: A big step for Bulgaria was taken on Wednesday: the European Commission (EC) recommended our country for membership of th ...05.06.20252 829 -
One could live far, far better in BulgariaComment by Ivaylo Noyzi Tsvetkov: Many of you know at least one successful Bulgarian emigrant in the West who longs to return and live in their hom ...05.06.20254 213 -
Bulgaria and the Euro: Comments in German-language mediaBulgaria has not had an independent currency for a long time, so adopting the euro will not change anything significant for the people, notes Michael ...05.06.202513 871 -
In Ukraine: 1.4 million Russians and Ukrainians killed and woundedThe Washington Center for Strategic and International Studies concludes that Moscow lost about one million soldiers (killed and wounded) in the war, a ...05.06.20253 250 -
Russian Fact-Checking Network: What's Behind It?Russia has created its own Fact-Checking Network (GFCN), with which it wants to oppose fake news and disinformation. What is impressive about this pro ...05.06.20252 821 -
Denmark used to be very liberal. Today it doesn't want refugees.Denmark, which was a very liberal country, has been tightening its rules on migrants since the beginning of the century - especially since the refuge ...05.06.20253 267 -
Planned deprivation? Desperate hunger reigns in the Gaza StripPeople in the northern Gaza Strip are starving en masse because aid is not reaching the area. Many families are eating only once a day and lack even t ...05.06.20252 067