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The front page of Sega, a Bulgarian news website, features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include an analysis of PISA test results as a national security threat, Bulgarian company EnduroSat launching satellites with French rockets, and political news involving a former State…
A video analysis discusses the PISA test results, framing them as a threat to national security, with follow-up articles detailing proposed disciplinary measures and disparities in student performance.
A report indicates that Western special forces are currently training Russian soldiers within Bulgarian territory.
The Bulgarian company EnduroSat has announced plans to launch satellites using rockets provided by a French company.
It is reported that 14 individuals who collaborated with the former State Security service (DS) are part of the initiative committee for Yotova.
Kazakhstan is set to have a tennis player who will reach the world number one ranking.
Donald Trump has pledged to give every American citizen $5000.
The United States is reportedly seeking to impose a complete ban on Chinese-manufactured automobiles.
The municipality of Sofia is scheduled to make a decision today regarding a new, record-breaking debt.
The current governing parties are reportedly struggling to find a way to resolve issues and unblock the Commercial Register.
In a night of football matches, PSG and Barcelona collectively scored 11 goals.
The National Revenue Agency (NAP) has announced it will begin monitoring income generated from cryptocurrency transactions.
President Zelensky's aircraft reportedly had a close call with a drone strike while in Moldova.
An opinion piece questions whether the current situation and influence of certain individuals ('bunnies') within the Supreme Judicial Council (VSS) is coming to an end.
This article discusses a political dynamic, contrasting Yotova with Gurov, framed as 'accidental' versus 'sectarian'.
A piece reflecting on the region of Dobrudzha, a week after a specific Friday.
An opinion piece criticizing nepotism and cronyism.
A seemingly metaphorical or symbolic title referencing a large number of 'buttons'.
An article about a village that changed its name from Plevun to 'Pele...vun'.
In response to poor PISA results, the Ministry of Education and Science will propose new measures to improve student discipline.
A PISA analysis reveals a significant performance gap in Bulgaria, with affluent students scoring 90-100 points higher than poorer students.
The PISA 2025 results show a worldwide, historic decline in performance across many countries.
Bulgarian ninth-graders have achieved a record low in reading and mathematics scores in the PISA 2025 assessment.
Authorities are conducting a search of a long-serving mayor affiliated with the GERB party.
The Supreme Judicial Council (VSS) nomination process is underway, with PB proposing 11 candidates for 11 available positions.
New measures will be implemented to monitor drivers exhibiting risky behavior in real-time.
