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Front page leadA story reporting on the lack of dismissal for corrupt civil servants, with the article focusing on the implications of this situation.
Bulgaria
The Sega news website from Bulgaria features a mix of domestic and international news. Top domestic stories include a heatwave warning for 16 regions, an investigation into a warehouse fire, and a story about public outcry over minimal fines. International news covers a Greek police shooting…
A story reporting on the lack of dismissal for corrupt civil servants, with the article focusing on the implications of this situation.
Greek police officers fired at a Bulgarian citizen who was fleeing in a car, details of the incident are provided.
A dangerous heatwave has prompted authorities to issue a yellow code warning for 16 regions across the country.
The water level of the Danube River is critically close to causing problems for the pumps at the Kozloduy Nuclear Power Plant.
The company 'EMKO' has denied additional explanations regarding the cause of a fire at their warehouse near Tryavna.
Russia is making another challenge against the ban imposed on its athletes in the sport of athletics.
It has been revealed that British drones were transmitting data to China.
Minister Demerdzhiev has issued strong warnings against individuals he describes as 'monsters' who are normalizing acts of barbarism.
The island of Mallorca has declared a state of emergency in anticipation of a solar eclipse.
Former President Trump has made changes to the policy regarding mandatory vaccinations for children.
Following a significant earthquake, Colombia has declared a state of emergency.
There is public outrage over the imposition of minimal fines amounting to 15,000 euros, with a drone possibly used to highlight the issue.
An opinion piece suggesting that President Rumen Radev is favored by the intelligence services.
This article discusses the representation and voice of universities, exploring who is authorized to speak for them.
A satirical or analytical piece outlining strategies for electoral failure.
An article detailing how engineering solutions and battery technology helped mitigate the effects of drought on the Danube River, benefiting Bulgaria.
A piece suggesting that the judicial reform process might be initiated or symbolized by unusual or local events, such as photos of canned goods from a village.
Disagreements have arisen between parents and the Ministry of Education regarding the scheduling of school vacations.
An article discussing President Radev's potential stance on the European prosecutors appointed by the caretaker government led by Dimitar Glavchev.
The Prosecutor's Office has been legally obligated to pay a significant sum for unpaid salaries.
'EMKO' has stated that the explosion at their facility near Tryavna was not caused by human error.