The matches - these are those battles of the European football championship, for which you will discussed below. But matches, or no less interesting battles between rivals, are played today also on international and national fields.
Internationally, such a match, now in its third year, represents a battle of drones, missiles and bombs between Russia, backed by Iran and North Korea, on the one hand, and Ukraine, backed by the US and NATO. There is a good chance that the game will be won by Russia sooner or later at the negotiating table, with Ukraine having to accept Russia's demand for neutrality and give up territories with a predominantly Russian population. Until this happens, the NATO countries and Bulgaria will continue to provide assistance to Ukraine “as much as is necessary”, in the words of Acting Prime Minister Glavchev, whatever that means.
A bloody match is being played out in Gaza between Israel and Hamas. Hamas fighters have killed over 1,000 Jews and taken hostages, and in response the Israeli military has so far killed nearly 40,000 Palestinians, including thousands of children, and wounded nearly 80,000. Which is why Israel is engulfed in genocide. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu believes he will win the game by destroying Hamas, but this is an illusion. Because the brothers of the murdered children and sons of murdered Palestinians will grow up and Hamas will be reborn and they will take revenge. The way out is for the match to end in a draw, creating a Palestinian state, which Tel Aviv so far does not accept.
A peaceful, casualty-free match is played out between the US and China, which wants to annex Taiwan. The outcome of this match is still unclear.
A tough match is heating up in the USA - a battle for the presidency between Donald Trump and Joe Biden. After the first debate between the two, the scales are tipped in Trump's favor. Which is bad news for Ukrainian President Zelensky. During the debate, Trump accused Biden that every time Zelensky comes to Washington, the Ukrainian president leaves with promises of several tens of billions of dollars.
In France, President Macron is losing by points in the match-battle with the far-right "National Union" of Marine Le Pen.
In Great Britain, the eternal match between the Conservative and Labor parties is shaping up to end in favor of Labour. A new player is emerging there - Nigel Farage's party "To Reform the United Kingdom" which, according to polls, could displace the Conservatives and come second in the July 4 elections for the House of Commons (the lower house of parliament). Both Farage and Le Pen are not fans of Zelensky.
We have a heavy sword going on - a battle between GERb.SDS and the opposition. The match is of no interest to the non-voting majority of the public, who are disgusted with the political class and are tired of endless elections. Boyko Borisov cannot accept that he will no longer be prime minister and wants new elections, in which he would take responsibility if he won 80 deputies. But why 80? Currently, he has 68 deputies and even with the unconditional support promised to him by Delyan Peevski, he cannot gather the necessary 121 deputies. With the current number of deputies, it is impossible to form a minority government. And with 80 MPs, he will announce a minority government, saying that he does not want to de-coalise with the DPS, and will govern without any problems, because the DPS will give him full support in the parliament.
An interesting match is taking place in our country between Prime Minister Glavchev and President Rumen Radev, who refused to lead the Bulgarian delegation at the NATO meeting. The head of state stated that he does not accept some provisions of the framework positions adopted by the Council of Ministers, regarding commitments that our country undertakes regarding the war in Ukraine. To this, Glavchev replied that he had no idea what the reasons for the president's concern were. According to him, the position of our country has been confirmed by all the decisions of the National Assembly. But if so, why is the position declared "for official use", depriving the public of information about what it is? This match cannot be won by Glavchev, who by chance became prime minister and foreign minister, the Bulgarian voter did not vote for him to occupy these positions, while the president was elected by the people in elections.
And as for the European football championship, there are really interesting matches. Countries such as Albania, Georgia, Slovenia and Slovakia participate in it, whose level is incomparably lower than that of Bulgaria in the golden and glory years of football. We are not at this championship and it is not known when we will participate in it again, not to mention participation in a world championship.
What makes an impression on the European Championship is the growing number of players of African origin in almost all European countries with football traditions and achievements. The other is the presence in many teams of bearded football players.
Perhaps you have noticed that many football players are tattooed on their legs, arms and necks - such an example is the former English international David Beckham. However, tattooing is a patent not only for football players, today many young men and women are tattooed all over the world, as well as in our country. But these days in the English newspaper “Daily Mail” an article was published “Why some experts think tattoos can cause blood cancer“- (https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-13563761/Tattoos-cause-blood-cancer-Inkings-no -matter-big-linked-tumours-years-later-SOPHIE-FREEMAN-reports.html). The article mentions that tattoos can also cause skin cancer. And the risk is much greater, the greater part of the human skin tattooed.
We live in such an interesting world of various matches.