Burgas or Gabrovo to be European Capital of Culture, surprising critics ↗
Front page leadThe cities of Burgas or Gabrovo in Bulgaria have been surprisingly selected as European Capitals of Culture, defying expectations and criticism.
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The Sega news website from Bulgaria covers a range of domestic and international topics. Top stories include potential European Capitals of Culture in Bulgaria, discovery of secret passages in a property, environmental issues like the drying of Rila Lakes, political developments such as proposed…
The cities of Burgas or Gabrovo in Bulgaria have been surprisingly selected as European Capitals of Culture, defying expectations and criticism.
Secret corridors and a tunnel have been discovered at a property in Dragalevtsi, Sofia, which was equipped with a signal jammer.
The ongoing heatwave in Bulgaria has led to a significant decrease in the water levels of the Seven Rila Lakes.
The Ministry of Education and Science (MON) in Bulgaria is proposing to increase the hours dedicated to military training in the 10th and 11th grades.
The current temperatures across Bulgaria are dangerously high, prompting health warnings.
The Bulgarian Prosecutor's office has denied a request from the Democratic Bulgaria coalition to investigate the reasons behind the lack of investigation into Delyan Peevski.
A pilot operating a Ukrainian MiG-29 fighter jet successfully neutralized a Shahed drone using unconventional tactics, without firing any ammunition.
A report reveals that ministers, political party leaders, and magistrates in Bulgaria are in possession of significant amounts of cash.
Following the discovery of a mammoth, archaeologists and searchers in the Danube region of Bulgaria have also found a bison fossil.
FIFA has imposed severe penalties on the players involved in a brawl during the final match between Spain and Argentina.
A powerful device used to jam GPS signals has been neutralized by authorities in Sofia, Bulgaria.
Bulgaria's National Revenue Agency (NAP) is posting striking signs on commercial properties, indicating potential issues.
The concept of 'fair' prices is criticized as foolish and likely to result in racketeering and fines from the European Union.
A commentary piece suggests that the 'small' is not only beautiful but also carries a 'dangerous' influence, capable of altering culture and politics.
A significant competition for substantial financial resources within the digital realm, specifically involving gigabytes, is commencing in Bulgaria.
A piece suggests that oligarchs in Bulgaria are experiencing a sense of relief.
The process of energy transition is characterized as an arduous journey filled with persistent myths and unrealistic expectations.
The integration of religious education, encompassing both Christian and Islamic prayers, into the Bulgarian school system faces significant challenges and is a distant prospect.
A commentary argues that sports do not receive the necessary priority from the Bulgarian National Assembly.
The Bulgarian government is reportedly prioritizing the Shipka monument and the narrow-gauge railway line as cultural heritage sites.
The Bulgarian cabinet plans to convert the former Notary building in Sofia into a youth center.
A political party (PB) in Bulgaria is promising to introduce religious education, new examination systems, and a significant increase in teacher salaries.