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The Sounders and LAFC both sent players off to their respective national teams during the international break, but their experiences were varied ahead of the two teams’ meeting on Sunday.

What elevates a heavy metal concert above just listening to the album at home? Well – apart from the sheer, skull-crushing noise – it’s the fact that anything can happen. And few

The National Assembly of Bulgaria has ratified an intergovernmental agreement between Sofia and Kyiv, which provides for the supply of 100 written off armoured personnel carriers of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Bulgaria to Ukraine.

The Bulgarian parliament ratified on Nov. 22 the agreement to provide armored transport vehicles to Ukraine, together with corresponding armament and spare parts, the Bulgarian News Agency reported.

Germany handed over 20 Marder armored vehicles, a Wisent-1 demining tank, 2,380 155mm shells, and other aid in its latest delivery to Ukraine, the German government said on Nov. 22. The delivery also included five Warthog ambulance carriers, two other ambulances, two 8x8 Hx81 tractors with two semi-trailers, and nine transport vehicles of various types. Ukraine received 2,428 crypto phones.

Bulgaria's five-month-old government led by Nikolai Denkov survived a second no-confidence motion filed by the opposition in the parliament.The motion was backed by 71 deputies, while 155 voted against it in the 240-member Parliament, Xinhua ...

Yemens Iran-backed Houthi rebels have seized an Israeli-linked ship in a crucial Red Sea shipping route and taken the 25-member crew hostage. The rebels said they hijacked the ship Sunday

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Bulgaria recorded an unemployment rate of 4% in the third quarter of 2023, which reflected an increase of 0.4 percentage points (pp) compared to the same period last year, the Sofia-based National Statistical Institute (NSI) said on Friday.

A transgender woman is staging a hunger strike outside a courthouse in the Bulgarian capital, Sofia, after the country's highest appeals court ruled in February that Bulgarian law "does not envisage" legal changes to someone's gender. She says the legal impasse prevents all trans people in Bulgaria from leading a normal life.