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The Vazrazhdane party, supported by Velichie and MECH, submitted a vote of no confidence in the Rosen Zhelyazkov cabinet, citing concerns over the government's foreign policy and the death of Bulgarian citizen Marin Marinov in Gaza. The motion is unlikely to succeed due to the government's majority but serves as a platform for the opposition to voice their criticisms.

Bulgarian President Rumen Radev met with Rheinmetall CEO Armin Papperger to discuss potential cooperation projects, emphasizing the need for EU collaboration in defense industry development and highlighting Bulgaria's experience in the sector. Papperger expressed Rheinmetall's interest in building a partnership with Bulgaria and its defense industry.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves unveiled a £14 billion package of cuts and investments in her spring statement, aiming to restore fiscal credibility and boost long-term productivity through measures like welfare changes, increased tax enforcement, and investments in defense, AI, and infrastructure. The statement also includes controversial cuts to overseas aid and planning reforms aimed at boosting housing construction.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves' 2025 Spring Statement outlined £14 billion in cuts to restore the UK's fiscal headroom and committed £2.2 billion in defense investment. While the measures aim to tackle Britain's debt and boost economic resilience, business leaders expressed mixed reactions, with some voicing concerns about the lack of support for growth, particularly among SMEs and entrepreneurs.

Discord, the popular online communication platform known for its diverse communities and robust features, is exploring an initial public offering (IPO) with the help of financial giants Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan Chase. While the timing remains uncertain, the potential IPO could occur as early as this year, marking a significant milestone for the company.