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The news from Sega.bg on August 1, 2026, covers a mix of domestic Bulgarian issues and international events. Domestically, key stories include increased insurance contributions for thousands of Bulgarians, the transformation of Tsar Osvoboditel Boulevard in Sofia into a pedestrian zone on…
Starting from today, a significant number of Bulgarian citizens will be subjected to higher insurance contribution payments, impacting their personal finances.
A Russian missile attack on the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv, has resulted in the deaths of at least nine people, with further details on the extent of damage and casualties emerging.
Former Bulgarian diplomat Nadezhda Neynski has shared intriguing details regarding Iran's response to the presence of US aircraft in the region.
The global football governing body, FIFA, has reportedly agreed to terms regarding the sale or commercialization of the World Cup, a decision met with significant attention.
The central Tsar Osvoboditel Boulevard in Sofia will be closed to traffic and become a pedestrian zone every weekend throughout August, aiming to enhance public space.
New regulations are now in force, leading to increased prices for road vignettes and cigarettes in Bulgaria.
A hospital's condition was revealed to authorities, showing empty departments and a damaged floor upon the arrival of a government minister.
Spanish authorities have successfully repatriated the majority of the 60,000 illegal migrants who entered the country, as part of border control measures.
An analysis suggests that recent political maneuvers or statements by 'PB' regarding the year 2021 are insufficient to address the lack of significant electoral reform.
This article poses critical questions regarding the operations and implications of 'Rheinmetall' factories located within Bulgaria.
A critical commentary on President Radev, suggesting his supporters have become overly enthusiastic or misled by his statements and actions.
An examination of the ongoing crisis within the National Academy for Theatre and Film Arts (NATFIZ) and the need for its public resolution.
This article analyzes President Radev's political tactics, characterizing them as evasive or lacking clear direction.
A critical assessment of President Radev's foreign policy, suggesting a fundamental flaw in his diplomatic approach.
A local mayor is reportedly keeping their position even though they are involved in a conflict of interest situation.
The initial deployment of two American aircraft has taken place at the Bezmer Air Base in Bulgaria, signifying an increase in military cooperation or presence.
Key legislative changes concerning salaries and work seniority have been submitted to the Constitutional Court for review.
The official date for the upcoming presidential elections in Bulgaria has been set for October 25th.
A formal complaint or signal has been lodged by Demetriev against Peevski with the National Audit Office, concerning unspecified matters.
An assessment indicates that the government's proposed legislative agenda lacks any substantial reforms.
Reports suggest an assassination attempt by Russia targeting a prominent Ukrainian military commander.
A Russian Kh-101 cruise missile reportedly crashed in a village in Poland, raising concerns about airspace violations and potential incidents.
