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Bulgaria
The Sega news website from Bulgaria features a mix of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories include a surge in scams targeting Bulgarians by impersonating the Ministry of Interior and banks, a report on dangerous driving conditions on specific road segments, and a political…
The article discusses the reasons behind the dissolution of the 'Culture' fund, attributing it to poorly formulated rules and regulations, and highlights the ongoing issues within the fund.
A significant number of companies are facing bankruptcy in Russia, signaling economic difficulties and instability within the country's financial sector.
A petition urging a veto of the national budget has collected more than 16,000 signatures, indicating public discontent and a push for legislative reconsideration.
A Member of Parliament from the Patriotic Front states that Iranian missiles do not have the capability to reach Bulgarian territory, addressing concerns about regional security.
Bulgarian citizens are being targeted by a new wave of scams that use the names of the Ministry of Interior and banks to deceive them, raising alarm about cybercrime.
A report identifies five specific road segments in Bulgaria where the most dangerous and reckless driving occurs, highlighting safety concerns.
Ivaylo Yotova has announced her candidacy for the presidency, forming an initiative committee to support her election campaign.
The chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court has been dismissed from his position, signaling significant changes within the international judicial body.
An opinion piece critically analyzes President Radev's approach to political maneuvering, using the metaphor 'here is, here isn't' to describe his actions.
This commentary suggests that President Radev's foreign policy and diplomatic strategy are flawed and ineffective, leading to a loss of direction.
Official Blagomir Kocev is embroiled in a new scandal, allegedly due to adhering to a principle of non-interference or 'not getting passed'.
This piece delves into a scandal involving corrupt practices, possibly related to obtaining driving licenses and potentially other fraudulent activities.
China is aggressively expanding its influence in the African oil and gas sector by employing new strategic approaches to gain market dominance.
An article commenting on the performance of the Bulgarian State Railways (BDZ), suggesting that even delays are preferable to operational failures.
A report on a statement by Donald Trump expressing gratitude to Bulgarian Prime Minister Radev regarding aircraft, possibly related to a deal or cooperation.
Despite being declared a priority, funding for a children's hospital is absent from the current budget, raising concerns about healthcare allocation.
The planned arrival of American tanker aircraft in Bulgaria has been unexpectedly delayed, with no immediate explanation provided.
A member of an election commission has been penalized with a fine for a violation that occurred two years prior, highlighting administrative enforcement.
A protest rally in Kyiv, held in support of an individual named Fedorov, has been extended indefinitely, indicating ongoing public engagement.
President Zelensky announces plans for Ukraine to develop and deploy long-range drones with a reach of up to 10,000 kilometers in the coming year.
Ukrainian forces have successfully targeted and hit significant logistics warehouses located near the Russian city of St. Petersburg.
