Dwarfs Push for Their Avatars in the Next Supreme Judicial Council ↗
Front page leadAn article discusses the demand for 'dwarf avatars' within the next Supreme Judicial Council, a political and judicial body in Bulgaria.
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The Bulgarian news website Sega.com is featuring a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include political developments in Bulgaria, such as a statement from Gergana Petrova regarding the Prime Minister, protests halting waste incineration, and a court ruling on a politician's…
An article discusses the demand for 'dwarf avatars' within the next Supreme Judicial Council, a political and judicial body in Bulgaria.
Gergana Petrova claims to have communicated with the Prime Minister, implying a significant political issue or event.
Protests in Elin Pelin have successfully stopped the annual incineration of a large quantity of Refuse Derived Fuel.
A cyberattack has compromised the personal data of clients of DZI, a Bulgarian insurance company.
A significant fire has completely destroyed a restaurant located in the Bulgarian coastal town of Sozopol.
Former US President Donald Trump has announced the opening of a new Space Academy.
The Bulgarian police (PB) have accused an arrested journalist in Strumyani of conducting an 'active operation,' suggesting espionage or propaganda.
Following a disaster in Nepal, hundreds of individuals are awaiting identification as victims.
China has dismissed two of its highest-ranking military generals.
Thracian University in Bulgaria is attracting international students from a wide range of 57 countries.
A Bulgarian court has found that politician Kostadin Kostadinov engaged in harassment against Solomon Passy.
The ex-Minister of Defense of Ukraine has taken on an advisory role within the Italian Ministry of Defense.
An opinion piece contrasting the concepts of a local village identity with a personal sense of statehood.
An analysis suggests that Bulgarian President Radev is in a strong position due to the current state of the opposition.
An article examines the ongoing energy conflicts in Europe, focusing on the debate between renewable sources (river) and nuclear power (atom).
A critical commentary linking certain groups or individuals ('thugs') to Bulgarian President Radev.
An article critically analyzes the perceived rise of 'stupidity' or nonsensical trends within UK higher education.
A piece argues that the implementation of 'fair' pricing policies will paradoxically lead to extortion and penalties from the EU.
Local residents in Baba Aliino successfully prevented the water utility company from shutting off their water supply.
The Bulgarian Mountain Rescue Service is discontinuing its dedicated phone line, 1470.
Bulgaria's Audit Chamber has identified a significant corruption risk in four proposed government laws.