Former Russian Consulate in Varna Now Speaks English ↗
Front page leadThere is no turning back as the former Russian consulate in Varna is now operating in English.
Bulgaria
The Bulgarian news website Sega features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include the replacement of stone blocks at the Shipka monument, a legal case regarding a murder in Plovdiv, and a story about 90% of heat and water meters having remote reporting. International news…
There is no turning back as the former Russian consulate in Varna is now operating in English.
380 stone blocks from the cladding of the Shipka monument will be replaced.
Merkel brought the heads of German arms giants to Kyiv.
One in ten Bulgarians cannot afford a personal car.
The court will review the measure of the suspect in the Plovdiv murder case.
Turkish military convoys will travel on Bulgarian roads.
Trump is warning of a Great Depression if the Democrats win.
The pro-European coalition won the elections in Latvia.
90% of heat meters and water meters now have remote readings.
Bulgaria has joined a coalition of 17 countries against the reduction of the EU budget.
The collapse of the national team continued with a historic loss in Iceland.
The housing crisis in Spain could lead to the downfall of Pedro Sanchez.
An analysis on whether tax incentives will bring private lessons conducted in homes into the open.
An examination of economic paths related to gas, gold, and labor migration in post-Soviet states.
A new law concerning credits is described as taking from the 'barefoot'.
An opinion piece or analysis about the role of Borissov in Bulgaria.
The collapse of the healthcare system is presented as beginning prior to hospital admission.
A guide or commentary on Bulgaria's foreign policy approach.
Gyuzev has topped the ranking for presidential campaign donations.
For the upcoming elections, there will be more polling stations in Great Britain than in Turkey.
Supporters of Gyuzev have accused Yotova of misusing state resources.
Yotova/Valchev are leading by a large margin ahead of Gyurov/Kandev.