Law Prohibits Confidential Salary Clauses ↗
Front page leadA new law will ban confidential clauses related to salaries, affecting employment agreements.
Bulgaria
Sega
The Sega news website from Bulgaria features a mix of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories include discussions on the poverty line, a defamation lawsuit, and potential job cuts in transport authorities. International news covers a data breach at Revolut, a conflict between the…
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Revolut Reports Data Breach ↗
The financial technology company Revolut has announced a data breach, affecting some of its users.
Ukraine: War Erupts Between Prosecutor's Office and Anti-Corruption Bureau ↗
A significant conflict has broken out between Ukraine's prosecutor's office and its anti-corruption bureau.
Trilateral Committee Discusses 443 Euro Poverty Line ↗
A trilateral committee is discussing the establishment of a poverty line set at 443 euros.
European Drivers Prefer Diesels Over Electric Cars ↗
A survey indicates that European drivers are increasingly favoring diesel vehicles over electric cars.
Zverev Overcomes 2020 Nightmare, Wins US Open ↗
Alexander Zverev has won the US Open, overcoming the difficulties he faced in the 2020 tournament.
Kandev Sues for Defamation Against Yulian Yankov - The Potato ↗
Kandev has filed a defamation lawsuit against Yulian Yankov, nicknamed 'The Potato'.
'Alternative for Germany' Increases Support ↗
The political party 'Alternative for Germany' has seen an increase in its public support.
PISA 2025: For 30% of Our Students, School is a Waste of Time ↗
A PISA 2025 report reveals that 30% of Bulgarian students find school to be a waste of time.
8 Countries Shone Against the Backdrop of the General Collapse in PISA 2025 ↗
While many countries saw a decline, eight nations performed exceptionally well in the PISA 2025 assessment.
Due to Poor PISA Results, Ministry to Propose New Disciplinary Measures ↗
In response to weak PISA scores, the Ministry of Education and Science will introduce new disciplinary measures in schools.
Wealthy Students Here Outperform Poor Ones by 90-100 Points ↗
A significant gap exists in Bulgarian education, with wealthy students scoring 90-100 points higher than poorer students in assessments.
Yotova Declared Herself a Victim of an Attack ↗
Vice President Yotova has stated that she is a victim of a political attack.
Gebrev: Someone in the Interior Ministry Misleads Minister Demerdzhiev about… ↗
Businessman Gebrev claims that an individual within the Interior Ministry is misleading Minister Demerdzhiev concerning the 'EMCO' case.
Around 200 from Road Transport Agency and Toll System to Be Cut ↗
Approximately 200 employees from the Road Transport Administration (DAI) and the toll system are facing layoffs.
Boyko Borissov: I Will Not Vote for Yotova ↗
Former Prime Minister Boyko Borissov has announced he will not vote for Vice President Yotova.
Investigation Also Underway for Financing of the Petrohan Group ↗
An investigation is being conducted into the financing of a group associated with Petrohan.
Krum Zarkov: But Should the Pardoned Escobar Die?! ↗
Justice Minister Krum Zarkov questions the fate of a pardoned individual named Escobar.
You Don't Become a Thief, Son, Become Escobar ↗
An opinion piece reflecting on ambition and ethical choices, using the figure of Escobar as a reference.
Love Varna, Not Darling - Public Transport as a Stable ↗
A critical look at Varna's public transport system, comparing it unfavorably to a stable.
Electricity is Free at Noon. Why Isn't the Bill Lower? ↗
An analysis exploring why electricity bills remain high despite periods of free energy supply, likely related to solar energy.
Is the End of the 'Little Rabbits' in the Supreme Judicial Council Coming? ↗
An article questioning the future of certain practices or individuals within the Bulgarian Supreme Judicial Council.
The Accidental Yotova vs. the Sectarian Gyurov ↗
A political commentary piece contrasting Vice President Yotova with Gyurov.
Dobrudzha, One Friday Later ↗
A narrative or report from the Dobrudzha region, reflecting on events a week later.
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