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Sega.bg's front page features a mix of domestic Bulgarian news and international stories. Top domestic stories include an investigation into the Russian Cultural Center by the National Revenue Agency, a reported organization of over 120 rebellious prosecutors and investigators, and a political…
Bulgarian National Revenue Agency (NAP) is reportedly hesitant to conduct an audit of the Russian Cultural Center, raising questions about potential political interference.
More than 120 prosecutors and investigators have reportedly formed an organization, signaling internal dissent within the Bulgarian judiciary.
Politician Mirchev forecasts that Bulgaria will experience new protests during the autumn season.
General Chaiko has been identified as the target of an assassination attempt in Moscow.
The United States plans to require a deposit of up to $20,000 from tourists traveling from 50 different countries.
The leadership of Gianni Infantino as head of FIFA is reportedly facing significant challenges and instability.
Hungary has decided to halt operations or construction related to the Paks Nuclear Power Plant.
A passenger plane carrying tourists has crashed in Peru.
A political shift by 'PB' towards the year 2021 is discussed as insufficient to address the lack of electoral reform in Bulgaria.
The article raises five critical questions regarding the 'Rheinmetall' factories established in Bulgaria.
This piece critically analyzes the support base of Bulgarian President Radev and his public statements.
The article discusses an ongoing crisis at the National Academy for Theatre and Film Arts (NATFIZ) in Bulgaria, emphasizing its public nature.
This article critiques Bulgarian President Radev's political maneuvering and communication style, describing it as unpredictable.
Bulgarian President Radev's foreign policy and diplomatic approach are criticized as being directionless or ineffective.
Weather forecasters have issued warnings about dangerously high temperatures expected in Bulgaria.
An incident involving a migrant escaping from a center in Pustrogor using the local mayor's vehicle is reported.
New regulations are set to increase the number of parents who qualify for child benefits in Bulgaria.
The Bulgarian Socialist Party (BSP) is reportedly considering policies that would reintroduce socialist principles in the country.
A major boulevard in Sofia, Tsar Osvoboditel, will be closed to traffic and become pedestrianized every weekend throughout August.
Russia has launched an offensive against Kyiv, reportedly capitalizing on perceived weaknesses in Ukraine's defenses.
An assassination attempt was made by Russia targeting a prominent Ukrainian military commander.
A Russian Kh-101 cruise missile reportedly crashed in a village located in Poland.
Ukraine has reportedly carried out a coordinated attack on the Russian city of Ryazan.
