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The front page of Sega, a Bulgarian news website, features a mix of domestic and international news. Top domestic stories include updates on the Prime Minister and Deputy Prime Ministers filling their cabinets, an arrest related to a fatal car crash, and security risks identified by DANS…
The Prime Minister and Deputy Prime Ministers have made significant progress in appointing members to their political cabinets, indicating a move towards forming a functional government.
One of the drivers involved in a tragic road accident that resulted in three fatalities has been arrested.
The State Agency for National Security (DANS) has detailed severe threats and risks that the country is currently facing.
General Shivikov has initiated legal action against the prosecution, seeking compensation of 150,000 Bulgarian leva.
The cost of goods and services in Crimea has seen a dramatic and unprecedented increase.
Bulgarian pension funds have reported substantial profits, earning 584 million euros for the second pillar pension scheme in 2026.
The Bulgarian Minister of Defense has acknowledged the possibility of Iran launching a missile attack towards Bulgaria.
Tadej Pogacar has won the Tour de France, cementing his status as a legendary figure in cycling.
The ongoing crisis at the National Academy for Theatre and Film Arts (NATFIZ) is escalating and demands public attention.
President Radev is accused of playing a game of political uncertainty or indecisiveness regarding certain issues.
The article criticizes President Radev's foreign policy, suggesting a lack of direction or broken diplomatic strategy.
Blagomir Kotsev is involved in a new scandal, apparently stemming from a principle of 'not to be passed'.
An investigative piece, possibly focusing on corruption or shady dealings, using the metaphor 'Brumbar' (bumblebee) in the ear.
China is strategically expanding its influence in Africa's energy sector by employing new market tactics.
A Romanian F-16 fighter jet has successfully intercepted and downed a Russian drone, marking the third such incident in three days.
Reports indicate that Russia is seeking to recruit an additional 30,000 soldiers from North Korea.
A rally held in Kyiv to support Fedorov has transitioned into an open-ended protest.
Minister Asen Vasilev announced a new financial measure or tax that will affect all citizens, from infants to retirees, requiring a payment of 400 euros.
Georgi Kandev has surprisingly offered strong commendations to Demerdzhiev, the reasons for which are not immediately clear.
