Iotova Distances Herself Over Declaration Against Russia ↗
Front page leadVice President Iotova has publicly distanced herself from a declaration made against Russia, indicating a potential internal political disagreement.
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The news on Sega.bg today focuses heavily on Bulgarian domestic politics, including statements from Vice President Iotova regarding Russia, parliamentary decisions on ministerial hearings, and the ongoing presidential election campaign. Economic news includes a government decision to waive excise…
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Parliament Blocks Foreign Minister's Hearing Due to Iotova's Blunder ↗
The parliamentary bloc has halted the hearing of the Foreign Minister, citing an 'gaffe' made by Vice President Iotova as the reason.
Cabinet Scraps Excise Duty on Electric Cars ↗
The Bulgarian government has decided to forgo the excise duty on electric vehicles, a move aimed at promoting their adoption.
Minimum Wage Finalization Begins Amid Scandal ↗
The process to finalize the minimum wage has commenced, reportedly marked by a significant scandal.
Tax Break for Children to Cover Lessons, Books, and Clothes ↗
A new tax deduction for children will be implemented, covering expenses for tutoring, educational materials, and clothing.
Tsolov Extends Lead Before Second Baku Action ↗
Racer Tsolov has increased his advantage ahead of the second part of the competition day in Baku.
Dozens of Diplomats Leave UN Hall During Netanyahu's Speech ↗
A significant number of diplomats reportedly exited the UN assembly hall while Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu was delivering a speech.
Inspectorate Investigates Prosecutor's Office Over 'Petrohan' ↗
The Inspectorate to the Supreme Judicial Council has initiated an investigation into the prosecutor's office concerning the 'Petrohan' case.
Mayoral Election in Polski Trambesh Has One Candidate - Radev's ↗
The mayoral election in the town of Polski Trambesh features only one candidate, reportedly aligned with Radev.
BG 'Olympiacos' Starts Euroleague Title Defense with a Rout ↗
The Bulgarian team 'Olympiacos' has begun their defense of the Euroleague title with a decisive victory.
Vice Presidential Candidate Had Soviet Citizenship ↗
A candidate for vice president has been revealed to possess Soviet citizenship, raising questions about eligibility.
Marina Vladi, Vysotsky's Lover, Dies at 88 ↗
Marina Vladi, the beloved of Vladimir Vysotsky, has passed away at the age of 88.
How Special Can a 'Special' Lukoil Manager Be? ↗
An analytical piece questioning the role and influence of a particular manager at Lukoil.
Iotova and Gyurov Lead the Parade of Party Shadows ↗
A commentary piece suggesting Iotova and Gyurov are prominent figures in behind-the-scenes political maneuvering.
More on PISA and How Bulgaria Missed $434 Billion ↗
An article discusses the PISA test results and a significant financial loss attributed to educational shortcomings.
Whoever Survives Will Tell (About 'Fair' Prices) ↗
A piece reflecting on survival and the concept of 'fair' pricing in the current economic climate.
Bulgaria's Only Highway Leads to Lakom Dol ↗
An article highlighting a specific highway in Bulgaria and its destination.
From Exams to Phones: What Changes in School in 2026/27? ↗
This article outlines the upcoming changes in the school system for the 2026/27 academic year, covering various aspects from exams to mobile phone policies.
24 Presidential Candidates Receive 20,000 Euros for Media Ads ↗
Each of the 24 presidential candidates is allocated 20,000 Euros for media advertising purposes.
Most Applications for Presidential Election Voting from Turkey ↗
The largest number of applications to vote in the upcoming presidential elections have been received from citizens in Turkey.
CEC Orders Presidential Candidates on Ballot ↗
The Central Electoral Commission (CEC) has finalized the order of candidates for the presidential election ballot.
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