Over 2000 students to study for free with a job contract ↗
Front page leadMore than 2000 students will have the opportunity to study without tuition fees in exchange for signing a job contract.
Bulgaria
The front page of Sega news website from Bulgaria features a mix of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories include an upcoming presidential candidate, issues with lost diplomas affecting education, a violent assault over a football jersey, and environmental news about the Danube…
More than 2000 students will have the opportunity to study without tuition fees in exchange for signing a job contract.
The political party PB has acknowledged a mistake made during its first 100 days in office, describing it as "administrative turmoil."
A woman aged 57 is unable to pursue her dream of becoming a nurse due to a lost diploma, highlighting bureaucratic obstacles.
A young boy was assaulted by ten masked individuals, reportedly due to wearing a t-shirt of a specific football team.
Fragments of drones have been discovered on two separate beaches in the coastal city of Varna.
The political parties PP and DB have reportedly reached an agreement for Gyurov to be their candidate in the upcoming presidential election.
The Danube river's water level has fallen considerably in the areas near the towns of Svishtov and Lom.
The United States has announced a temporary halt to the issuance of visas.
The Kremlin has confirmed that the head of the CIA was in Moscow.
Seven regions across the country are under threat of heavy rainfall today.
Former US President Trump has declared a week of mourning in honor of the late singer Dolly Parton.
Parliament is expected to approve numerous personnel appointments across various government positions.
An opinion piece suggesting a connection between certain individuals and the current president.
An analysis discussing perceived decline in intellectual standards within British higher education.
An opinion piece arguing that government attempts to control prices will result in negative economic consequences.
An essay exploring the impact of 'smallness' on culture and politics.
A report on a significant competition for substantial financial gains in the digital sector.
An article suggesting a period of relief for oligarchs.
The US has initiated a financial blockade targeting Iran.
US tanks have departed from Bezmer, however, Iran's threatening posture persists.
There are discussions about Iran potentially joining a coalition referred to as 'Islamic NATO'.
Protective metal shields have been installed around fuel storage facilities in the Emirates.