Burgas or Gabrovo to be European Capital of Culture, surprising critics ↗
Front page leadDespite criticism, the Bulgarian cities of Burgas or Gabrovo are set to be named European Capitals of Culture, a decision that has surprised many.
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The Sega news website from Bulgaria features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include potential European Capitals of Culture, a controversy at Sofia's parks, and a crackdown in the education ministry. Economic news covers the Kozloduy nuclear power plant and US sanctions on…
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Sofia to delay fines for unauthorized park gatherings ↗
Sofia will not immediately impose fines for unauthorized celebrations in parks, indicating a more lenient approach to public gatherings.
Education Ministry begins secret regional purges ↗
The Ministry of Education has initiated a discreet reshuffling of personnel across various regions, sparking speculation about its motives.
Kozloduy Nuclear Power Plant capacity reduced by 6% ↗
The operational capacity of the Kozloduy Nuclear Power Plant has been decreased by 6%, a development with potential implications for energy supply.
US extends Lukoil sale deadline again ↗
The United States has once more prolonged the deadline for the sale of Lukoil, signaling ongoing complexities in the energy sector.
Champion Alcaraz returns to tennis at US Open ↗
Tennis star Alcaraz is making his comeback to the sport at the upcoming US Open tournament.
Greeks angry at "Bulgarian Riviera" and tax evasion in tourism ↗
Greeks are expressing discontent with the perceived "Bulgarian Riviera" and the prevalence of undeclared tourism activities along the coast.
Slavi Trifonov holds over 4.5 million euros in bank ↗
Popular Bulgarian figure Slavi Trifonov is reported to have over 4.5 million euros deposited in a bank account.
An intense battle begins for "mega money" in gigabytes ↗
A significant competition is emerging within the country focused on the lucrative market of digital data and technology.
Oligarchs breathe a sigh of relief ↗
The report suggests that influential wealthy individuals, referred to as oligarchs, are experiencing a period of reduced pressure or concern.
Energy transition is an odyssey of myth after myth ↗
The process of shifting to renewable energy sources is depicted as a long and complex journey filled with unrealistic expectations and misinformation.
There is still a long way to go for "Our Father" and "Allahu Akbar" in schools ↗
The integration of religious education or discussion in schools, referencing both Christian and Islamic prayers, faces significant challenges and is a distant prospect.
The new Knyazhevski ski lift will remain only on paper ↗
Plans for constructing a new ski lift in Knyazhevo appear to be stalled and unlikely to be realized.
Radev's opposition must radicalize or perish ↗
The article argues that the political opposition to President Radev needs to adopt more extreme measures to survive and remain relevant.
Sport is everything else but not a priority for PB ↗
The article suggests that sports are not a priority for the political entity referred to as 'PB' (likely a political party or bloc).
Shipka and the narrow-gauge railway are "cultural" priorities for the… ↗
The authorities are reportedly prioritizing the preservation and development of the Shipka monument and the narrow-gauge railway as cultural assets.
The cabinet will turn the Notary in Sofia into a youth center ↗
The Bulgarian government plans to convert the former Notary building in Sofia into a youth center.
PB promises religion, new exams, and 125% teacher salaries ↗
The political entity 'PB' has outlined its educational platform, including the introduction of religion classes, new examinations, and a significant salary increase for teachers.
Prosecutor's office investigates GDBOP over Peevski check ↗
The Prosecutor's Office is investigating the General Directorate for Combating Organized Crime (GDBOP) regarding its reasons for checking Delyan Peevski.
Roma "troublemakers" educate neighborhoods against fires ↗
Individuals described as Roma troublemakers are reportedly involved in educating local communities on fire prevention measures.
Borissov learned from Austria about threats from Iran ↗
Former Prime Minister Boyko Borissov was informed by Austrian authorities about potential threats originating from Iran.
Municipalities raffle children for free transport ↗
Municipalities are using a lottery system involving children to allocate free transportation services.
Chiefs from Geshev and Sarafov's time nominated for Supreme Judicial Council ↗
Several high-ranking officials who served during the tenures of former prosecutors Ivan Geshev and Borislav Sarafov have been nominated for positions in the Supreme Judicial Council.
Ammonia smell poisons Dimitrovgrad ↗
A strong smell of ammonia has permeated the city of Dimitrovgrad, causing concern among residents.
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