Demerdzhiev: We are convinced we have detained Filipov's killer ↗
Front page leadMinister Demerdzhiev stated that the authorities are convinced they have apprehended the physical perpetrator in the murder case of Filipov.
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The Bulgarian news website Sega.com is covering a range of domestic and international stories. Top domestic news includes an update on the investigation into the murder of Filipov, the potential return of religious artifacts to Greece, political maneuvering in parliament regarding media flows, and…
Minister Demerdzhiev stated that the authorities are convinced they have apprehended the physical perpetrator in the murder case of Filipov.
Bulgaria is likely to return religious relics, icons, and church property to Greece.
Allegations suggest that the ruling party is controlling media coverage and information flow within the parliament.
The quality and construction of barriers, referred to as "perfect barriers," implemented by Minister Shishkov, are being sent to the prosecutor's office for review.
A demographic report indicates that 25% of Bulgaria's population is aged 65 or older.
The Deputy Mayor for Transport in Sofia has submitted their resignation.
The newly appointed US Ambassador has unveiled a strategic plan concerning Bulgaria.
Cristiano Ronaldo has unexpectedly concluded his involvement with the Portuguese national team.
The Pentagon, in collaboration with Elon Musk, has initiated a project named 'Project Meridian'.
More than 500,000 Bulgarian citizens are now receiving a 50 euro inflation compensation payment.
The Russian Embassy has issued a diplomatic note concerning the historic Shipka monument.
An opinion piece by Boiko Borisov is presented, discussing his perspective on Bulgaria's future.
An analysis suggests that the systemic collapse of the healthcare sector is starting to manifest even before patients reach hospitals.
A guide or analysis is provided on Bulgaria's foreign policy approach, described as 'naked arm'.
Azerbaijan and the Trans Adriatic Pipeline (TAP) are highlighted as having growing importance for the European Union's energy security.
A report suggests significant restructuring or cuts within the Ministry of Interior, affecting both leadership and operational levels.
An article questions the distinctiveness or potential unusual characteristics of a manager working for the company Lukoil.
In the presidential election race, the candidates Yotova and Vulchev are reported to have a substantial lead over Gyurov and Kandev.
The cost of paper rolls used for machine voting machines is reported to be 7.20 euros per roll.
The total cost for the maintenance of the machine voting system has reached an estimated 15 million euros.
A candidate running for vice-president has been discovered to possess Soviet citizenship.
Bulgarian banks collectively hold over 58 billion euros in customer savings.