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Front page leadA video report discusses the mismanagement and failures within the 'Culture' Fund, attributing them to flawed regulations.
Bulgaria
Sega's front page features a mix of domestic Bulgarian news, including political developments, economic forecasts, and social issues, alongside international affairs such as a spy arrest at NATO, French wildfires, and a ship attack in the Caspian Sea. Key domestic stories focus on the GERB party's…
A video report discusses the mismanagement and failures within the 'Culture' Fund, attributing them to flawed regulations.
The GERB party is reported to be allocating the budget to the Constitutional Court, a move with potential political implications.
Nikolai Gurov is still contemplating a run for the presidency, indicating ongoing political maneuvering.
Agricultural producers staged a brief blockade of the road leading to the Makaza border crossing, protesting certain issues.
A Chinese spy has been apprehended at the NATO headquarters, raising security concerns.
France is evacuating approximately 220,000 people as severe wildfires rage across the country.
Iran has accused Ukraine of launching an attack against an Iranian ship in the Caspian Sea.
Meteorological forecasts indicate a significant heatwave is anticipated during the month of August.
The Bulgarian Parliament is considering a policy to offer 75% compensation to mothers who return to work before their full maternity leave is over.
Hungary is reportedly investigating a loan provided by Prime Minister Orbán's government to North Macedonia.
A substantial decrease in housing prices in Bulgaria is projected to occur by the year 2027.
A van collided with participants at the Pride parade in Berlin.
An opinion piece suggests President Radev is employing an indecisive or evasive diplomatic strategy.
This commentary argues that President Radev's foreign policy direction is flawed or lost.
A principle described as 'not crossing' has reportedly led to Blagomir Kocev being involved in a new scandal.
An article possibly delves into corruption or scams, using a colloquial phrase and referencing a 'bought driver's license'.
China is expanding its influence in Africa's oil and gas sector through new strategic approaches.
A commentary on the Bulgarian State Railways (BDZ), suggesting issues with punctuality or operational problems.
Iliana Yotova has announced her intention to run for president, forming an initiative committee.
Inspections have revealed serious irregularities concerning equipment used for parasailing.
The mayor of Pazardzhik has declared himself a victim of manipulation.