Radev Wants to Split EU From Within ↗
Front page leadBulgarian President Rumen Radev is reportedly aiming to divide the European Union from the inside, according to a commentary piece.
Bulgaria
Sega
The front page of Sega, a Bulgarian news website, features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a marathon blocking Sofia's center, a fire at an ammunition depot, and political appointments within the presidency. International news touches on AI ethics and Turkish military…
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Marathon to Block Sofia's Center on Saturday Evening ↗
A marathon event is scheduled to cause traffic disruptions in the center of Sofia on Saturday evening.
Anthropic Thwarted Use of Claude for Biological Weapons ↗
AI company Anthropic has prevented its language model Claude from being used for the development of biological weapons.
Yavor Dachkov's Wife Becomes Presidential Advisor on Foreign Policy ↗
The wife of Yavor Dachkov has been appointed as a presidential advisor focusing on foreign policy matters.
Fire at Ammunition Depot in Gabrovo Region ↗
A fire has broken out at an ammunition depot belonging to 'EMKO' in the Gabrovo region.
Consumer Protection Commission Gets Stronger Powers Against Business… ↗
The Consumer Protection Commission has received enhanced authority to combat business racketeering.
Five Empty Bungalows Sealed in Baba Aliino ↗
Authorities have sealed five unoccupied bungalows in the village of Baba Aliino.
Turkish Military Convoys to Pass Through Bulgaria ↗
Military convoys from Turkey are expected to transit through Bulgarian territory.
PISA 2025: For 30% of Our Students, School is a Waste of Time ↗
A significant portion of Bulgarian students, 30%, view school as a waste of time, according to PISA 2025 preliminary data.
8 Countries Excel Amidst Overall Decline in PISA 2025 ↗
While PISA 2025 results show a general decline, eight countries have demonstrated strong performance.
Due to Poor PISA Results, Ministry of Education to Propose New Discipline… ↗
In response to weak PISA scores, the Bulgarian Ministry of Education will introduce new measures aimed at improving discipline in schools.
Wealthy Students in Bulgaria Outperform Poor Students by 90-100 Points ↗
PISA 2025 results indicate a significant performance gap between wealthy and impoverished students in Bulgaria.
PP and DB Ask Why Yotova Pardoned a Notorious Drug Lord ↗
Political parties 'We Continue the Change' and 'Democratic Bulgaria' are questioning Vice President Yotova's decision to pardon a prominent drug trafficker.
13 Cars Torched in Elaborate Insurance Fraud Scheme for 500,000 Euros ↗
An organized crime group allegedly set fire to 13 cars as part of a scheme to defraud insurers of €500,000.
GDBOP Arrests Six Customs Officers for Embezzling Goods for Destruction ↗
Bulgaria's General Directorate for Combating Organized Crime (GDBOP) has arrested six customs officials for allegedly misappropriating goods intended for destruction.
Love Varna, Not a Little Lady - Urban Transport Like a Stable ↗
A commentary piece criticizing the state of urban transport in Varna.
Electricity is Free at Noon. Why Isn't the Bill Lower? ↗
An article questioning why electricity bills remain high despite off-peak free usage periods.
Is the End of the 'Rabbits' in the Supreme Judicial Council Coming? ↗
A piece discussing potential changes or the end of a certain group, referred to as 'rabbits', within Bulgaria's Supreme Judicial Council.
The Accidental Yotova vs. the Sectarian Gyurov ↗
A commentary contrasting Vice President Yotova with a figure named Gyurov, possibly in a political context.
Dobrudzha, One Friday Later ↗
A report or commentary reflecting on the Dobrudzha region one Friday later.
Long Live Nepotism! ↗
An opinion piece or commentary that seems to be critiquing nepotism.
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