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Bulgaria has its first elected female president | Elections News

Iliana Iotova has won Bulgaria’s presidential runoff, becoming the country’s first elected female president. Her victory reinforces Prime Minister Rumen Radev’s political direction, including calls for dialogue with Moscow and opposition to military aid for Ukraine. Published On 2 Nov 20262 Nov 2026 Share Bulgaria has its first elected female president on social media share-nodes…

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Experience ancient Korean commerce at Seoul’s annual Yukui-jeon Festival

Citizens watch a performance along Cheonggye Stream in downtown Seoul, Oct. 17. Yonhap Jongno, the historic heart of downtown Seoul, will recreate a 600-year-old marketplace along Cheonggye Stream this Saturday during its annual Yukui-jeon Festival — a celebration named after the “Six Licensed Stores” that held exclusive royal monopolies during the Joseon Dynasty (1392–1910). The…

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Korea replaces drone command with smaller, specialized headquarters

Vice Defense Minister Lee Doo-hee inspects a reservist mobilization training exercise using advanced drones during a visit to the Army’s 72nd Infantry Division, May 19. Courtesy of Ministry of National Defense South Korea has replaced its military drone operations command with a smaller headquarters focused on developing drone capabilities and speeding up procurement, shifting operational…

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Write-In Ralph: South Carolina Republicans challenge Trump’s Senate pick | US Midterm Elections 2026 News

Charleston, South Carolina – Avery Milton thought he was a die-hard supporter of US President Donald Trump. The 28-year-old South Carolina native had voted for Trump in the past three elections and believed in his promise to put America first. But ahead of the midterm elections, the president has left him feeling betrayed. “He stabbed…

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