Autumn brings aid and bonuses for moving to small towns ↗
Front page leadThe Bulgarian government is set to introduce aid and bonuses to encourage people to move to smaller towns starting in autumn.
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The Sega news website from Bulgaria features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include government initiatives for relocation to smaller towns, Germany's military buildup, a yellow code warning for strong winds in Bulgaria, and the ongoing conflict in Gaza. Domestic issues like…
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Bundeswehr grows amid Europe's rearmament ↗
Germany's military, the Bundeswehr, is expanding its forces in response to the ongoing rearmament trend across Europe.
Yellow code for strong winds in effect for six regions ↗
A yellow code warning for strong winds has been issued for six regions across Bulgaria.
Record number of Ukrainian drones attacked Moscow ↗
Moscow was targeted by a record number of Ukrainian drone attacks.
Minimum wage for 2027 will be up to 667 euros ↗
The minimum wage in Bulgaria is projected to reach up to 667 euros by 2027.
Israel remains in Gaza until Hamas is disarmed ↗
Israel states its intention to remain in Gaza until the disarmament of Hamas is achieved.
FIFA sacks critic of Infantino ↗
FIFA has dismissed a critic of its president, Gianni Infantino.
Turkey fails to get rid of Russian S-400s ↗
Turkey has been unsuccessful in divesting itself of its Russian S-400 missile defense systems.
Oligarchs relaxed! ↗
A commentary piece suggesting that oligarchs are feeling relieved about a certain situation.
Energy transition is like an odyssey - myth after myth ↗
An opinion piece that critiques the concept of energy transition, calling it a series of myths.
For 'Our Father' and 'Allah Akbar' in school, there is still much time ↗
A commentary discussing the prolonged debate and lack of immediate implementation regarding religious education in schools.
The new Knyazhevski lift will remain only on paper ↗
Plans for a new ski lift in Knyazhevo are unlikely to materialize.
Radev's opposition must radicalize or it will perish ↗
An opinion piece arguing that the opposition to Bulgarian President Rumen Radev needs to become more radical to survive.
Rumen Radev is the favorite of the services ↗
An article suggesting that Bulgarian President Rumen Radev is favored by intelligence services.
Sport is everything else, but not a priority for PB ↗
An article discussing that sports are not a priority for the 'PB' (likely referring to a political party or government body).
Shipka and the narrow-gauge railway are 'cultural' priorities for the… ↗
A piece questioning the 'cultural' priorities of the authorities, highlighting Shipka monument and a narrow-gauge railway.
The cabinet will create a youth center from the Notary ↗
The Bulgarian government plans to convert the historic Notary building in Sofia into a youth center.
PB promises religion, new exams, and 125% teacher salaries ↗
The 'PB' political entity promises to introduce religion classes, new exams, and significantly increase teacher salaries.
Sofia Municipality pauses competition for chief architect ↗
The Sofia Municipality has temporarily halted the selection process for its chief architect.
For 10 days, authorities wondered if there was a drone explosion near Kardam ↗
Authorities took ten days to determine whether a drone had exploded near Kardam.
Government will provide a range for the minimum wage ↗
The Bulgarian government intends to establish a range for the minimum wage instead of a fixed amount.
A rebel against Sarafov is nominated for member of the Supreme Judicial Council ↗
A candidate described as a 'rebel' against Sarafov has been nominated for a position on the Supreme Judicial Council.
Only one remains arrested after the noisy action in neo-Nazi club ↗
Following a high-profile operation, only one individual remains in custody related to a neo-Nazi club.
Former Deputy Minister gave $560,000 to remove corruption sanctions ↗
A former Deputy Minister is accused of paying $560,000 to lift corruption-related sanctions.
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