Russian Neo-Nazi Networks Spread Freely in Bulgaria ↗
Front page leadReports indicate that Russian neo-Nazi networks are freely operating and spreading within Bulgaria.
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The Sega.bg front page highlights domestic Bulgarian news, including changes to hospital payment models, political promises, and weather warnings. International news covers topics like Swiss tax increases, US troop withdrawal from Iraq, and the Romanian nuclear power plant shutdown. There's also…
Reports indicate that Russian neo-Nazi networks are freely operating and spreading within Bulgaria.
The Minister of Defense stated that there will be no live firing or heavy military equipment used at the NATO base in Kabile.
The Bulgarian cabinet is changing the payment model for hospitals.
The political bloc 'PB' has pledged to establish effective institutions, but only towards the end of their mandate.
A forecast indicates a drop in temperatures accompanied by storms and hail.
Switzerland plans to raise its Value Added Tax (VAT) to finance its military.
The United States is set to complete its withdrawal of troops from Iraq by the end of September.
Romania has announced it will completely halt operations at the Cernavodă Nuclear Power Plant.
Ukraine has successfully retaken significant territory across three regions.
The spokesperson for Donald Trump has announced her departure from the White House.
An opinion piece suggests that the opposition to President Radev needs to become more radical to survive.
An article posits that President Rumen Radev is favored by intelligence services.
A discussion piece questions who has the authority to represent universities.
A satirical or analytical piece outlines steps on how to fail in an election.
Engineers and battery technology are credited with helping Bulgaria overcome a drought along the Danube River.
A commentary suggests that judicial reform might begin with seemingly minor or unconventional actions.
Several connected companies allegedly attempted an audacious scheme involving photovoltaic installations.
Construction of new housing has increased by 35%, despite a decrease in market demand.
A critical piece suggests that the process of deoligarchization in Bulgaria is being approached superficially.
The constitutional right to make payments in cash is being introduced.
Parts of eastern and central Sofia will be without hot water supply for two weeks.
A mother of a boy involved in an incident in Plovdiv has spoken out about alleged inaction by the Ministry of Interior.