Prosecution concludes new case against 'Bulgarian Escobar' ↗
Front page leadThe prosecution has finalized a new case against an individual referred to as the 'Bulgarian Escobar', indicating ongoing legal developments.
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The front page of Sega News features a mix of domestic Bulgarian news, including legal proceedings, political statements, and social issues, alongside international news. Key domestic stories cover the conclusion of a case against 'Bulgarian Escobar', President Radev's stance on Bulgaria's EU…
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Radev: We are neither in isolation nor on the periphery of the EU ↗
President Radev stated that Bulgaria is not experiencing isolation nor is it on the fringes of the European Union, addressing the country's international standing.
MPs to address religion in the classroom ↗
Members of Parliament are set to deliberate on the topic of religion's place within the school curriculum.
Rosen Yordanov refuses to withdraw from the 'Petrohan' case ↗
Rosen Yordanov has declined to step down from his involvement in the legal case known as 'Petrohan'.
Trump threatens EU with heavier tariffs over rapprochement with Canada ↗
Donald Trump has warned the European Union of increased tariffs as a consequence of closer ties developing between the EU and Canada.
Every apartment will have its own postal code ↗
A new regulation will assign a unique postal code to each individual apartment.
Sofia celebrates holiday with Festival of Lights and street closures ↗
The city of Sofia is marking its holiday with a Festival of Lights, which involves temporary street closures.
Prosecution asked to remove psychologist Rosen Yordanov from 'Petrohan' case ↗
The prosecution has received a request to disqualify psychologist Rosen Yordanov from participating in the 'Petrohan' case.
The only highway in Bulgaria leads to Lakom Dol ↗
An investigative piece suggests that Bulgaria's sole highway terminates at a location named Lakom Dol.
From exams to phones: what changes in schools in 2026/27? ↗
An overview of upcoming changes in the Bulgarian school system for the 2026/27 academic year, covering aspects like exams and mobile phone policies.
You don't become a thief, son, you become Escobar ↗
A commentary piece, possibly related to the 'Bulgarian Escobar' case, reflecting on criminal archetypes.
Love Varna, not 'little aunt' - urban transport like a stable ↗
A critical look at Varna's urban transport system, likening its condition to a stable, using a colloquial term for an elderly woman ('lelichka').
Electricity is free at noon. Why isn't the bill falling? ↗
An article exploring the paradox of free midday electricity not leading to lower bills for consumers.
Is the end of 'little rabbits' in the Supreme Judicial Council coming? ↗
A piece questioning the future of certain practices or individuals within Bulgaria's Supreme Judicial Council, using the term 'little rabbits' metaphorically.
PISA 2025: For 30% of our students, school is a waste of time ↗
A report on the PISA 2025 results, indicating that 30% of Bulgarian students perceive school as unproductive.
8 countries excelled against the backdrop of the overall decline in PISA 2025 ↗
Highlights eight countries that performed well in the PISA 2025 tests amidst a general decline in scores.
Due to poor PISA results, the Ministry of Education will propose new… ↗
In response to unsatisfactory PISA scores, the Ministry of Education and Science plans to introduce new disciplinary policies in schools.
Wealthy students in Bulgaria outperform poor students by 90-100 points ↗
The PISA results reveal a significant achievement gap between wealthy and poor students in Bulgaria, with the former scoring considerably higher.
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