Greedy banks hold over 58 billion euros in savings ↗
Front page leadBulgarian banks have accumulated over 58 billion euros in customer savings, highlighting a significant amount of money held within the country's financial institutions.
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The news on Sega.bg focuses heavily on Bulgarian domestic affairs, including politics, crime, and economics. There are also international stories about a fight between pilots and a plane diversion, and economic news concerning Azerbaijan and the EU. The upcoming presidential elections in Bulgaria…
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Fight between pilots diverts Dubai to Tel Aviv flight to Saudi Arabia ↗
A conflict between pilots caused a flight bound for Tel Aviv from Dubai to be diverted and land in Saudi Arabia, disrupting travel and raising security concerns.
Levski ranked 8th globally for match control ↗
The Bulgarian football club Levski has achieved 8th place worldwide in a ranking for match control, indicating a high level of performance or tactical discipline.
Who is the murdered Iliyan Filipov? ↗
An investigation is underway to identify the circumstances and motives behind the murder of Iliyan Filipov, a figure apparently known within Bulgaria.
PB postpones hearing of Demerdzhiev regarding Peevski's flights ↗
The parliamentary committee has delayed a hearing concerning Demerdzhiev's testimony related to flights involving Peevski, suggesting political intrigue.
Ivanka Dineva again parts with head position in medical supervision ↗
Ivanka Dineva has been removed from her leadership role within the medical supervision body, indicating changes in the healthcare administration.
Prominent businessman executed ↗
A well-known businessman has been murdered, suggesting a serious crime incident with potential implications for the business community.
Yotova/Valchev lead by a large margin over Gurov/Kandev ↗
In the ongoing presidential election polls, Yotova and Valchev are significantly ahead of their rivals Gurov and Kandev.
Government takes new loan of 2.250 billion euros from foreign markets ↗
The Bulgarian government has secured a new loan totaling 2.250 billion euros from international financial markets to fund its operations.
In Bulgaria, dwellings are among the most overcrowded in the EU ↗
A report indicates that housing conditions in Bulgaria are among the most overcrowded within the European Union.
Spain is the new favorite educational destination for Bulgarians ↗
Spain has become the preferred country for Bulgarian students seeking education abroad, indicating a trend in international study choices.
National coach resigns after draw with Estonia ↗
The Bulgarian national football coach has stepped down following a scoreless draw against Estonia.
Collapse of the healthcare system begins before the hospital ↗
A commentary suggests that systemic failures are undermining Bulgaria's healthcare system, with problems emerging even before patients reach medical facilities.
Handbook for the foreign policy of the bare shoulder ↗
This article appears to be an opinion piece or analysis on Bulgaria's foreign policy approach, possibly critiquing its assertiveness or lack thereof.
Azerbaijan and the TAP pipeline become key for the EU ↗
Azerbaijan and the Trans Adriatic Pipeline (TAP) are gaining strategic importance for the European Union's energy supply.
Interior Ministry cuts off its tail and its head ↗
This headline suggests significant internal restructuring or conflict within the Bulgarian Ministry of Interior.
How peculiar can a Lukoil manager be? ↗
This article seems to explore the character or actions of a manager at Lukoil, possibly in a Bulgarian context.
Yotova and Gurov lead the parade of party shadows ↗
A commentary piece discussing political maneuvering and influence, specifically mentioning Yotova and Gurov in the context of party politics.
Rolls of paper for machine voting cost 7.20 euros each ↗
The cost of paper rolls for the electronic voting machines used in Bulgaria is reported at 7.20 euros per roll.
Support for machine voting swells to an impressive 15 million euros ↗
The total cost for maintaining the machine voting system in Bulgaria has reached a substantial 15 million euros.
Vice presidential candidate turns out to have Soviet citizenship ↗
A candidate for vice president in the upcoming Bulgarian elections has been found to hold Soviet citizenship, raising questions about eligibility.
20,000 euros each for 24 presidential candidates for media advertising ↗
Each of the 24 presidential candidates in Bulgaria will receive 20,000 euros to fund their media advertising campaigns.
Sofia has a new deputy mayor for construction ↗
The capital city of Sofia has appointed a new deputy mayor responsible for construction and urban development.
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