Vratsa and the State Save Thracian Tomb Without Knowing How ↗
Front page leadA Thracian tomb is being rescued by the town of Vratsa and state institutions, but there is uncertainty about the methods being used.
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The Bulgarian news website Sega.bg features a mix of domestic and international news. Top domestic stories include the rescue of a Thracian tomb, a cycling event on a major road, an ambassador's denial of connections to controversial figures, the approval of new Skoda trains, and a court ruling…
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Cyclists Take Over Tsarigradsko Shose on Sunday ↗
Cyclists will be taking over the main Tsarigradsko Shose road in Sofia this Sunday, causing potential traffic disruptions.
UAE Ambassador Denies Links to Guardrails and Peevski ↗
The Ambassador of the United Arab Emirates to Bulgaria has denied any connection to guardrails and a prominent Bulgarian politician, Delyan Peevski.
New Skoda Trains Start Today on Varna-Shumen Line ↗
New 'Skoda' trains are commencing service today on the Varna-Shumen-Varna railway line.
Supreme Administrative Court Acquits Sarafov, Saving Him from Dismissal ↗
The Supreme Administrative Court has ruled in favor of Sarafov, acquitting him and preventing his dismissal.
Trump Signs 'Hellish Sanctions' Law Against Russia ↗
US President Trump has signed legislation imposing severe sanctions on Russia.
PISA 2025: Students Distracted Twice as Much by Phones ↗
A PISA 2025 report indicates that students are twice as likely to be distracted by their phones, impacting their learning.
Grigor Dimitrov Sets Winning Tone for Davis Cup ↗
Bulgarian tennis star Grigor Dimitrov has set a winning tone for his team in the Davis Cup.
Who Survives Will Tell (About 'Fair' Prices) ↗
An opinion piece discussing the impact of 'fair' pricing, likely related to economic or consumer issues.
The Only Highway in Bulgaria Leads to 'Lakom Dol' ↗
An article suggesting that Bulgaria's sole highway is leading towards a specific, possibly underdeveloped or controversial, location.
From Exams to Phones: What Changes in School for 2026/27 ↗
This article outlines the changes and new regulations concerning exams and phone usage in schools for the upcoming 2026/27 academic year.
You Don't Become a Thief, Son, You Become Escobar ↗
An analytical piece, possibly a commentary on crime, ambition, or societal trends, referencing the infamous drug lord Pablo Escobar.
Love Varna, Not 'Auntie' - Public Transport Like a Stable ↗
A critical piece on the state of public transport in Varna, comparing it unfavorably to a stable.
Electricity is Free at Noon. Why Aren't Bills Falling? ↗
An article investigating why electricity bills are not decreasing despite the availability of free electricity during midday.
PISA 2025: For 30% of Students, School is a Waste of Time ↗
According to PISA 2025 results, 30% of Bulgarian students consider school to be a waste of time.
8 Countries Shone Against the Background of the General Decline in PISA 2025 ↗
While many countries saw a decline in PISA 2025 results, eight nations managed to perform exceptionally well.
Due to Weak PISA Results, Ministry of Education to Propose New Discipline… ↗
In response to poor PISA scores, the Bulgarian Ministry of Education plans to introduce new measures to improve student discipline.
Wealthy Students in Bulgaria Outperform Poor Students by 90-100 Points ↗
A significant gap in PISA scores exists between wealthy and poor students in Bulgaria, with the former scoring much higher.
Mayor Caused Damages of €170,000 to Vratsa Municipality ↗
The mayor of Vratsa has been accused of causing financial damages totaling €170,000 to the municipality.
Crocodiles, Turtles, Iguanas, and Raccoons Found in Sofia Restaurant ↗
Exotic animals including crocodiles, turtles, iguanas, and raccoons were discovered in a restaurant in Sofia.
Sveti Vlas Suffers from Malfunctioning Private Sewage Treatment Plant ↗
Residents of Sveti Vlas are experiencing problems due to a broken private sewage treatment plant.
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