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Sega.bg leads with stories on Bulgarian politics, including President Radev's influence over municipalities and a DANS employee suing the prosecution. Other domestic news covers the average pension decreasing, a new landslide in Varna, and the national volleyball team's performance. International…
President Radev is reportedly consolidating control over numerous municipalities without the need for elections, raising questions about the political landscape.
President Radev has once again announced his actions against the oligarchy, this time making his statement before the American Chamber of Commerce.
A State Agency for National Security (DANS) employee, accused of espionage, has successfully sued the prosecution for 60,000 Bulgarian Leva.
The average pension in Bulgaria experienced a decrease during the month of August.
In the EuroVolley 2026 championship, Bulgaria was the only host nation that failed to secure a spot in the Top 8.
A district mayor has reportedly permitted a new landslide in Varna, attributing it to ongoing construction activities.
The recent elections in Germany saw the 'Leftists' gain control in Berlin, while AfD emerged as the leading party in Mecklenburg.
The 'United Russia' party has secured a constitutional majority following the recent elections.
An analysis discusses the PISA educational assessment and explores reasons why Bulgaria may have missed out on significant financial opportunities.
This article critiques the state of Bulgarian infrastructure, specifically focusing on a highway that reportedly leads to a place called Lakom Dol.
The article outlines the changes expected in the Bulgarian school system for the 2026/2027 academic year, covering topics from exams to mobile phone usage.
The legal proceedings related to the 'Petrohan' case have been terminated and will not proceed to trial.
Borislav Sandov has publicly denied any accusations or charges against him in connection with the 'Petrohan' case.
The Ministry of Interior and the prosecution have reportedly cleared access to the Petrohan hut, potentially related to an ongoing investigation.
There is an ongoing search for candidates to fill leadership positions in 30 different courts across Bulgaria.
The United States has reportedly advised Bulgaria to reduce the criteria for individuals wishing to join the army.
Meteorologists have issued a warning for strong winds exceeding 70 km/h expected on Monday.
