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Pakistan calls on Afghan authorities to take action against terroristsPakistan expects Afghan authorities to take concrete measures against terrorists, said Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar. &bdquo ...12.10.20252 544 -
Qantas refuses to pay ransom to hackers. They published the data of 5.7 million peoplePersonal data of customers of Australia's largest airline Qantas, stolen by hackers in the summer of 2025, has been published on the darknet. Acco ...12.10.20257 593 -
US to pay dearly for ban on Boeing parts supplies to ChinaA possible ban by US President Donald Trump on Boeing aircraft component supplies to China would be a clear loss for the US, according to leading Chin ...12.10.20254 239 -
Afghanistan bans former prime minister from leaving countryAfghan authorities have banned former Prime Minister Gulbuddin Hekmatyar, founder of the Islamic Party of Afghanistan, from leaving the country, the T ...12.10.20252 227 -
US company destroys thousands of packages due to customs difficultiesThe American company UPS, specializing in express deliveries and logistics, is destroying thousands of packages due to difficulties caused by the cust ...11.10.20252 691
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Fully furnished apartment in a communicative location (VIDEO)Of all the properties published with a video clip on imot.bg, the most interesting ones are selected and are additionally published on the Facebook, T ...11.10.202513 872 -
S&P 500 falls after Trump threatens 'massive increase in Chinese tariffsThe S&P 500 fell sharply after cutting its gains on Friday and after President Donald Trump threatened to impose a “massive increase“ ...10.10.20254 769 -
New rules on political advertisingThe European Commission (EC) has announced the introduction of new rules on political advertising in the European Union from 10 October: all paid cont ...10.10.20251 602 -
Apple and Meta close to settling two EU antitrust casesTechnology giants Apple and Meta may settle two EU antitrust cases related to the Digital Markets Act (DMA), the Financial Times (FT) reported, citing ...10.10.20251 821 -
No buyers for Knauf's business in RussiaGerman building materials manufacturer Knauf has announced that it has not yet been able to reach an agreement on the sale of its business in Russia. ...10.10.20251 823 -
The situation with gas supplies to Europe will be worse than in 2024The situation with gas supplies to Europe in 2025 will be even worse than in 2024, said Gazprom CEO Alexei Miller during the International Gas Forum i ...10.10.20256 158 -
German exports to the US hit record lowGerman exports to the US, adjusted for calendar and seasonal fluctuations, fell by 2.5% in August compared to the previous month, to 10.9 billion euro ...09.10.20252 394 -
Property prices in the Elenite resort are lower than in neighboring holiday villagesThe majority of buyers of holiday apartments in the "Elenite" resort, which was literally submerged under water during the recent heavy rain ...09.10.20258 852 -
Artificial Intelligence Market to Reach $140 Billion by 2030The artificial intelligence (AI) technology market will reach $35 billion by 2025 and $140 billion by 2030, experts said at the Finopolis-2025 forum. ...09.10.20251 691 -
Serbia, Russia to sign gas deal by end of OctoberSerbian President Aleksandar Vucic said he expects to sign a new gas agreement with Russia by the end of October. “I hope that we will sign a ga ...09.10.20252 900 -
Diamonds are getting cheaperThe one-carat diamond price index fell 0.9% month-on-month in September, down 5.4% from a year earlier and 3.6% below the level since the beginning of ...09.10.20252 083 -
Boom in pensions from abroadThe number of Bulgarians receiving pensions and supplements under European regulations in our country increased by 50%, to 75,188 people, by the end o ...09.10.20254 492 -
They are building the first outlet city in BulgariaIn the spring of 2010 (ed. note. only 2 years after the start of the financial crisis), the Sofia outlet center was opened. At first, hopes for its ra ...09.10.202510 664 -
Johnson & Johnson pays nearly $1 billion over consumer deathA Los Angeles jury has ordered the American pharmaceutical corporation Johnson & Johnson (J&J) to pay $966 million to the family of a woman wh ...09.10.20252 219 -
India is now the main engine of global economic growthIndia is becoming a key engine of global economic growth. This assessment was made by Kristalina Georgieva, Managing Director of the International Mon ...09.10.20252 988 -
An iconic sanitary ware manufacturing company changes its nameAs of October 9, 2025, the company “Ideal Standard – Visible“ officially changes its name to “Villeroy & Boch Bulgaria&ldq ...09.10.20255 653 -
Housing crisis and homelessness are growing“The housing crisis is deepening, leaving millions of people across Europe and beyond without adequate shelter. Homelessness is increasing, whil ...08.10.20256 568 -
Mexico to lose $15 billion from Trump's new tariffsThe new truck tariffs that the Trump administration plans to impose from November 1 could cost Mexico $15 billion, as the country is a major supplier ...08.10.20252 321 -
Record number of bankruptcies in JapanA record number of bankruptcies was registered in Japan in the first half of the fiscal year 2025, which began on April 1, Kyodo news agency reported. ...08.10.20253 028 -
Apple with record iPhone exports from IndiaThe American company Apple has achieved record iPhone exports from India in the last six months, reports The Economic Times, citing its sources. Ac ...08.10.20252 091
