PB Promises Religion, New Exams, and 125% Teacher Salaries ↗
Front page leadA political party (PB) is making promises related to religion, new exams, and increasing teacher salaries to 125% of current levels.
Bulgaria
The front page of Sega, a Bulgarian news website, covers a range of domestic and international news. Top stories include political developments in Bulgaria, such as promises regarding religion, new exams, and teacher salaries, as well as a mayor's actions related to a political party. Economic…
A political party (PB) is making promises related to religion, new exams, and increasing teacher salaries to 125% of current levels.
The Communications Regulation Commission (KRS) is issuing a warning about the latest phone scam known as 'spoofing'.
Ukrainian forces have reportedly struck key military facilities in Samara, Russia, using 'Flamingo' aircraft.
The current coach of Bulgaria's national team will take over as the head coach of a women's team in Italy.
An unspecified event has caused simultaneous power outages across four different countries.
A local mayor is celebrating the founding of the 'PB' political party while remaining a member of the GERB party.
Bulgarian rhythmic gymnast Stiliana Nikolova has secured another world vice-champion title.
Sweden is implementing a policy to send even 14-year-old criminals to prison.
Plans for a new ski lift in Knyazhevo have been deemed unfeasible and will likely not be built.
An opinion piece suggests that the opposition to President Radev needs to adopt a more radical stance to survive.
An article suggests that President Rumen Radev is favored by intelligence and security services.
A discussion piece questions who has the authority or right to represent Bulgarian universities.
A satirical or analytical piece outlines simple strategies for ensuring an election defeat.
Innovative use of batteries by engineers is credited with mitigating the effects of a drought on the Danube River in Bulgaria.
The Bulgarian government plans to implement measures to improve the financial health of the state-owned energy sector.
A critique of President Radev's foreign policy, describing it as unoriginal and full of clichés.
The Bulgarian government is pledging new incentives and the establishment of an ombudsman to attract and support investors.
The government is altering the payment system for hospitals.
Ministers serving under President Radev have declared ownership of numerous apartments and land parcels.
The prosecutor's office will conduct a remedial review of the case involving Blagomir Kocev.
The United States has informed Bulgaria that the delivery of the second squadron of F-16 fighter jets will be postponed until 2030.
An examination of the personal vehicle collections of Bulgarian Members of Parliament reveals a wide range of car makes, from budget to luxury brands.
The Ministry of Interior (MIA) has exposed a scheme where a dentist allegedly embezzled funds.
The Bulgarian government has set the upcoming minimum wage, which will range from 650 to 680 euros.