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FIFA is defending its president with a midnight declaration, suggesting a complex situation surrounding his leadership.
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Sega.bg's front page features a mix of domestic Bulgarian news, international affairs, and sports. Key stories include a report on Turkey selling ballistic missiles to Ukraine via Bulgarian intermediaries, a statement from the governor of Dobrich about a drone incident, and an update on the…
FIFA is defending its president with a midnight declaration, suggesting a complex situation surrounding his leadership.
Turkey is reportedly selling 70 ballistic missiles to Ukraine, with Bulgaria acting as an intermediary in the transaction.
The regional governor of Dobrich described the sound of a drone incident as being similar to a blown tire.
The commission for vetting dossiers has checked over 15,000 individuals in the past six months.
The son of a member of the Supreme Judicial Council is reportedly trying to escape the jurisdiction of the key city prosecution.
Romania reported no detected air attacks on Saturday.
Flights over Sicily were disrupted due to lava and ash spewing from Mount Etna.
The health condition of US President Joe Biden has reportedly worsened.
The weather forecast indicates sunny conditions along the Black Sea coast and rain in the western parts of the country.
A significant number of Bulgarians, over 310,000, are contributing the maximum amount to social security.
Artificial intelligence has advanced to the point where it is now capable of creating new viruses.
An analytical piece offering five straightforward steps on how a political party can ensure electoral defeat.
Engineers and the strategic use of batteries are credited with saving Bulgaria from a severe drought along the Danube River.
A satirical or symbolic report suggests that judicial reform in Bulgaria might commence with the presentation of 'canned goods' photos from a village.
The schedule for school vacations has once again caused a disagreement between parents and the Ministry of Education and Science.
A political shift by 'PB' towards the year 2021 is noted, but it is seen as not compensating for the lack of electoral reform.
The article poses five challenging questions regarding the operations of Rheinmetall factories located in Bulgaria.
The court has decided to keep the regional leader of the DPS party in Burgas under arrest.