Mayors of small municipalities earned 10,000 leva salaries ↗
Front page leadMayors of small municipalities in Bulgaria were reportedly earning salaries of up to 10,000 leva, a figure significantly higher than average.
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The front page of Sega, a Bulgarian news website, features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include reports on municipal mayors earning high salaries, the European Commission's approval of funds for Ukraine's defense, and the average pension exceeding 560 euros. Other domestic…
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EC approves new €6.1 billion for Ukraine's defense ↗
The European Commission has approved an additional €6.1 billion in funding to support Ukraine's defense efforts.
Average pension exceeded 560 euros ↗
The average pension in Bulgaria has now surpassed 560 euros, indicating a rise in retirement income.
Bulgaria part of new wave of Russian attacks on weapons factories ↗
Bulgaria is reportedly caught in a new wave of Russian attacks targeting weapons factories in the region.
Kozloduy NPP to be saved by Hungarian-style dike ↗
Plans are underway to protect the Kozloduy Nuclear Power Plant using a dike, similar to methods used in Hungary.
Greece deploys Patriot missile system on Crete due to Iran ↗
Greece has deployed a Patriot missile defense system on the island of Crete, citing concerns related to Iran.
Abrovski: People will appreciate 'Basket of Care' in autumn ↗
Minister Abrovski predicts that citizens will recognize and value the 'Basket of Care' initiative when it is fully implemented in the fall.
Forecasters 'promise' storms and hail today ↗
Meteorologists are forecasting stormy weather with hail expected to hit across the country today.
Large fire in Haskovo region affected 10,000 decares ↗
A significant fire in the Haskovo region has devastated approximately 10,000 decares of land.
German firms are the largest foreign investors in Bulgaria ↗
Data shows that German companies are leading in foreign investment within Bulgaria.
Health of the King of Norway has deteriorated sharply ↗
The condition of the King of Norway has reportedly worsened significantly.
DB proposes introducing electronic tickets for hunting and fishing ↗
The political party 'Democratic Bulgaria' (DB) has put forward a proposal to implement electronic ticketing systems for hunting and fishing activities.
How stupidity took over British universities ↗
An opinion piece discussing the perceived rise of irrationality or 'stupidity' within British university systems.
'Fair' prices - stupidity that will lead to racketeering and EU fines ↗
An analysis suggesting that the concept of 'fair' pricing could lead to extortion and penalties imposed by the European Union.
The small is beautiful and 'dangerous' - changing culture and politics ↗
An article exploring how the concept of 'small' is influencing and changing both cultural norms and political landscapes.
A fierce battle begins in Bulgaria for mega money in gigabytes ↗
The article discusses a significant competition emerging in Bulgaria related to large financial gains within the digital or data sector.
Oligarchs have relaxed! ↗
A commentary suggesting that influential oligarchs are experiencing a period of ease or reduced pressure.
The energy transition is like an odyssey - myth after myth ↗
An opinion piece critically examining the energy transition, portraying it as a long and perhaps illusory journey filled with unfulfilled promises.
Sports are everything else but not a priority for PB ↗
The article claims that sports are not considered a priority by the 'Provisional Government' (PB) despite their importance.
Shipka and the narrow-gauge railway are 'cultural' priorities for the… ↗
The article discusses the government's focus on the Shipka monument and the narrow-gauge railway as cultural priorities.
The cabinet will create a youth center from the Notary Chamber in Sofia ↗
The Bulgarian government plans to convert the former Notary Chamber building in Sofia into a youth center.
PB promises religion, new exams and 125% teacher salaries ↗
The 'Provisional Government' (PB) has announced plans to introduce religion classes, new examinations, and a significant increase in teacher salaries.
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