AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoDanube Drought & Hidden History: Record-low Danube water levels are exposing WWII German battleships and other relics, while Bulgarian archaeologists document the Constantine Bridge foundations near Gigen using drones—another reminder that extreme heat is reshaping both energy and heritage. Health & Safety: Bulgarian authorities dismantled a fentanyl lab in Sofia’s Fakulteta district, seizing about 6kg and arresting suspects; experts warn fentanyl can suppress breathing and requires rapid antidote doses. Space & Tech Infrastructure: President Iliana Iotova met Schwarz Digits Bulgaria’s CEO about plans for a major data centre, while Prime Minister Rumen Radev pushed the Dobroslavtsi Space and Defence hub, including a national space-data monitoring centre. Science & Tourism: Rozhen National Astronomical Observatory was named “Star Destination No. 1,” feeding Bulgaria’s astrotourism push. Security Cooperation: Ukrainian and Bulgarian police dismantled an international drug syndicate, shutting a clandestine lab in Chernivtsi and arresting an organiser and chemist. Sports: Slovakia’s Richard Machata and Anna Švrček qualified for finals at the World Athletics U20 Championships in Eugene.
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