What if no construction by the sea could unite political enemies? ↗
Front page leadA video report questions whether a halt to construction by the sea could potentially unite opposing political factions.
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The front page of Sega Bulgaria features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on upcoming presidential elections in Bulgaria. Other prominent stories include economic concerns about diesel prices, a legal dispute involving Trump and media access, and updates on the war in…
A video report questions whether a halt to construction by the sea could potentially unite opposing political factions.
Twenty presidential candidates in Bulgaria are each allocated 20,000 euros for media advertising campaigns.
An attack on Starlink services in Poland has reportedly jeopardized Ukraine's internet connectivity.
Bulgaria's Ombudsman has called for compensation for citizens affected by the interruption of hot water supply.
The head of the investigative service, Sarafov, has submitted a report to President Radev concerning alleged political corruption.
A court ruling has compelled Donald Trump to reinstate press credentials for several media outlets at the White House.
The mayor of Stara Zagora has publicly supported Iliana Yotova and criticized the GERB party.
Ukrainian President Zelensky predicts a difficult winter for Russia.
A Belgian player has been ranked higher than Nikolov in the EuroVolley 2026 competition.
The Central Election Commission of Israel has removed an Arab party from participating in the upcoming elections.
The United States and China have agreed to prolong their trade truce.
The price of diesel fuel is reported to be artificially inflated by at least 20 euro cents per liter.
A commentary piece discusses the political maneuvering of Yotova and Gyurov in the context of party politics.
An analysis of the PISA education rankings and potential financial losses for Bulgaria.
A critical piece on infrastructure, suggesting that Bulgaria's main highway leads to a specific, perhaps undesirable, location.
An overview of upcoming changes in the Bulgarian school system for the academic year 2026/27, covering topics from exams to mobile phone policies.
A commentary piece using the figure of Pablo Escobar to discuss themes of ambition and illicit activities.
The highest number of applications to vote in the Bulgarian presidential elections have been submitted by citizens residing in Turkey.
The Central Election Commission has finalized the order of candidates on the presidential election ballot.
The ethnic Turkish minority party DPS has announced it will not put forward its own candidate for the upcoming presidential elections.
New legislation in Bulgaria proposes a penalty of up to 10 years imprisonment for violating EU sanctions.