More people retiring with purchased service ↗
An increasing number of individuals are opting for early retirement by purchasing service years, impacting the pension system.
Bulgaria
Sega
The news from Sega focuses on domestic Bulgarian affairs, including government proposals for industrial zones, crime incidents, and election-related news. International news covers protests in France and Iranian tankers facing pressure from Washington.
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Cabinet proposes new site for Rheinmetall factories near Burgas ↗
Front page leadThe Bulgarian government is offering a new location near Burgas for the German defense company Rheinmetall to build its manufacturing facilities.
MIA: The shot Filipov and the arrested were together 2 weeks ago ↗
The Ministry of Interior announced that the victim of a shooting, Filipov, and an arrested individual had prior contact two weeks before the incident.
New betting scandal rocks Turkish football ↗
The Turkish football league is facing a new scandal related to illegal betting activities.
900m remain for 'The Mole' to reach Military Academy ↗
A construction project, referred to as 'The Mole', is currently 900 meters away from reaching the Military Academy.
Commission refuses to implement new salary rules ↗
A commission has decided against enforcing newly established regulations concerning salaries.
Student protests in France spiral out of control ↗
Protests involving students in France have escalated and are now considered out of control.
Not only the national debt, but also the interest rates on it are rising… ↗
Both the total amount of national debt and the interest accrued on it are experiencing significant increases.
Greeks are now the sensation in the Nations League ↗
The Greek national team has emerged as a surprise standout performer in the Nations League competition.
Breakthrough - risk assessment introduced in TELS ↗
A new risk assessment methodology is being implemented within the TELS (Territorial Electric Energy Company) system.
'Mentineli gate' fuels increasingly fierce political battle ↗
A political controversy, dubbed 'Mentineli gate', is intensifying the ongoing political conflict.
Iranian tankers stranded in Asia after Washington's pressure ↗
Iranian oil tankers are experiencing difficulties and are stranded in Asian waters due to pressure exerted by Washington.
Borissov - the new mind of Bulgaria ↗
This commentary discusses the political thinking and influence of Borissov in Bulgaria.
Collapse of the healthcare system starts before the hospital ↗
The report suggests that the breakdown of the healthcare system is originating from issues preceding hospital-level care.
Handbook for the foreign policy of the bare arm ↗
This article likely provides guidance or analysis on Bulgaria's foreign policy, possibly in a direct or confrontational manner.
Azerbaijan and the TAP pipeline become key for the EU ↗
The country of Azerbaijan and the Trans Adriatic Pipeline (TAP) are gaining significant importance for the European Union's energy strategy.
MIA cuts off its tail and its head ↗
This report likely details significant internal restructuring or purges within the Ministry of Interior.
How special can a Lukoil manager be? ↗
This piece likely explores the unique position or influence of a manager at the energy company Lukoil.
Yotova/Valchev lead with a large margin over Gyurov/Kandev ↗
In the presidential election polls, the Yotova/Valchev ticket holds a significant lead over the Gyurov/Kandev ticket.
Paper rolls for machine voting cost 7.20 euros each ↗
The cost of paper rolls required for machine voting machines has been set at 7.20 euros per roll.
Maintenance of machine voting has ballooned to an impressive 15 million euros ↗
The expenses associated with maintaining the machine voting system have reached a substantial 15 million euros.
Vice presidential candidate found to have Soviet citizenship ↗
A candidate running for vice president has been discovered to hold Soviet citizenship.
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