Government Refuses to Include Interior Ministry in Machine Voting ↗
Front page leadThe ruling coalition has decided not to involve the Ministry of Interior in the process of machine voting, a significant political decision.
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The Sega news website from Bulgaria features a mix of domestic and international news. Top domestic stories include political decisions on voting, potential corruption within the intelligence services, and local environmental issues like a sewage pipe near Sozopol. International news covers US…
The ruling coalition has decided not to involve the Ministry of Interior in the process of machine voting, a significant political decision.
A sewage pipe has been discovered near the coastal town of Sozopol, raising environmental concerns.
Bulgarian tennis player Grigor Dimitrov has withdrawn from the tournament held in Mexico.
The intelligence services have revealed corruption and income concealment by one of their important agents.
Donald Trump is lobbying for an end to the practice of changing clocks for daylight saving time in the United States.
An expert has dismissed the theory that brake failure caused the accident involving bus number 204.
The city of New York is dedicating $70 million to a program called 'Stores for the People'.
A nuclear power unit in Romania has been shut down because of critically low water levels in the Danube River.
Banks are reportedly aggressively extending mortgage and consumer loans.
Football club CSKA narrowly avoided defeat in their match against Botev Plovdiv.
Bulgaria's diesel prices have surpassed those in five other European Union member states.
An investigation has begun in Veliko Tarnovo concerning a case linked to a senior Interior Ministry official.
The opinion piece suggests President Radev's supporters have become overly zealous, using the metaphor 'crazy ladybugs' due to his verbal missteps.
An opinion piece argues that the ongoing crisis at the National Academy for Theatre and Film Arts (NATFIZ) needs to be addressed openly.
This opinion piece criticizes President Radev's foreign policy, suggesting inconsistency and a lack of clear direction.
An analysis piece claims that President Radev's diplomatic approach is flawed and ineffective.
A scandal involving Blagomir Kotsev is linked to a principle of not being misled, suggesting potential impropriety.
This piece seems to investigate issues related to corruption or dubious practices, possibly involving driving licenses and a figure referred to as 'Brumbar'.
An investigation has revealed a legally owned property in Varna.
Poland's Ministry of Defense has denied claims that Bulgaria requested to purchase all of their MiG-29 fighter jets.
Several decisions concerning the center of Varna are potentially illegal.
The driver involved in a fatal Sofia accident was reportedly speeding.