Radev Thinks He's Like Trump. He's Not! ↗
Front page leadA commentary piece suggests that President Radev of Bulgaria wrongly believes he shares similarities with Donald Trump, asserting they are fundamentally different.
Bulgaria
The Sega news website from Bulgaria features a mix of domestic and international news. Top domestic stories include a report on the National Social Security Institute (NOI) now processing payments via Revolut, a young MiG-29 pilot's protest over lack of funds, and a fire on the Trakia highway…
A commentary piece suggests that President Radev of Bulgaria wrongly believes he shares similarities with Donald Trump, asserting they are fundamentally different.
The city of Dobrich has been identified as the top consumer of beer in Bulgaria, according to recent statistics.
The National Social Security Institute (NOI) in Bulgaria will begin processing compensations and benefits through the Revolut payment system.
A young pilot of a MiG-29 fighter jet has resigned, citing insufficient funds and a lack of flight opportunities as reasons.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky ranks sixth in approval ratings within Ukraine, according to recent data.
A fire that broke out on the Trakia highway in Bulgaria has been successfully contained.
The union representing football players has joined opposition against the head of FIFA.
Former US President Donald Trump has implemented a ban on 'birth tourism'.
Nationalist parties are gaining significant support and reaching the top in Germany's political landscape.
The Bulgarian Lev is becoming less visible on price tags, menus, and cash receipts, suggesting a shift in currency usage or presentation.
New legal amendments are on the horizon that have the potential to obstruct real estate transactions.
A bus driver reportedly left a child with special needs stranded in extreme heat.
An article discusses how engineering solutions and batteries played a crucial role in mitigating the effects of drought along the Danube River in Bulgaria.
The process of judicial reform in Bulgaria might commence with the examination of photographs of canned goods from a village, suggesting an unusual starting point.
The schedule for school holidays has once again caused disagreement between parents and the Ministry of Education and Science (MON) in Bulgaria.
A political shift or focus by the 'PB' party towards the year 2021 is noted, but it is argued that this does not substitute for the necessary electoral reform.
The article poses five uncomfortable questions concerning the operations of Rheinmetall plants within Bulgaria.
Supporters of President Radev are described as becoming 'crazy' or erratic due to his perceived gaffes or missteps.
The installation of cameras in municipal election commissions in Bulgaria is projected to cost a quarter of a million.
A fire incident forced the closure of the Trakia highway in both directions.
In Plovdiv, minors are accused of luring and brutally beating a man to death.
A court ruling prevented the demolition of 12 buildings located in Baba Aliino.