Russian neo-Nazi networks spread freely in Bulgaria ↗
Front page leadAn investigation by Sega reveals that Russian neo-Nazi networks are operating openly in Bulgaria, raising concerns about their influence and activities within the country.
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The Sega news website from Bulgaria features a mix of domestic and international news. Top domestic stories include President Radev's comments on monuments, an investigation into an arms factory explosion, a water shortage in Svishtov due to the Danube drying up, and an update on the average…
An investigation by Sega reveals that Russian neo-Nazi networks are operating openly in Bulgaria, raising concerns about their influence and activities within the country.
Bulgarian President Rumen Radev commented on the state of historical memory, suggesting a lack of anti-fascist monuments leads to a rise in fascist displays.
The city of Svishtov is facing a water shortage because the Danube River, its primary water source, has significantly dried up.
Authorities have identified one of the individuals detained for assaulting Nepalese citizens as having been present at a murder case in Plovdiv.
The Bulgarian prosecution is investigating an act of arson following an explosion at the EMCO munitions factory.
A total solar eclipse is expected to be visible across Europe on August 12th, plunging the continent into darkness.
Former US President Donald Trump has confirmed that he made a secret change to his aircraft while in Turkey due to a security threat.
The cost of renting a venue for the upcoming Supreme Judicial Council (VSS) elections in Bulgaria is expected to exceed 100,000 euros.
According to recent data, the average pension in eight Bulgarian regions has now surpassed the 500 euro mark.
Romanian forces have reportedly destroyed drones operating in the vicinity of a significant gas project located in the Black Sea.
Bulgarian athlete Bozhidar Saraboyukov has achieved a third-place finish in a European competition.
The Bulgarian football club CSKA 1948 experienced a painful defeat, narrowly missing out on a significant achievement against PAO.
An opinion piece suggests that President Rumen Radev is favored by Bulgarian intelligence and security services.
This opinion piece discusses the representation and voice of universities, questioning who holds the authority to speak for these institutions.
A satirical or analytical piece offering advice on how political entities might strategically fail in elections.
An article highlights the role of engineers and potentially battery technology in mitigating the effects of drought along the Danube River in Bulgaria.
This piece suggests that judicial reform in Bulgaria might begin with controversial or unusual actions, referencing 'village preserves'.
A dispute has arisen between parents and the Bulgarian Ministry of Education regarding the scheduling of school holidays.
A popular beach in the Bulgarian resort town of Sveti Vlas has been temporarily closed due to contamination with fecal matter.
The political party 'Vazrazhdane' claims that construction activities are ongoing in the area of Baba Alino, despite potential issues or prohibitions.