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Front page leadDrones reportedly attacked ships in Bulgarian territorial waters.
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The front page of Sega news website from Bulgaria features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include reports on a drone attack in Bulgarian waters, parental protests against changes to personal assistant services, and low reported vote-buying during presidential elections…
Drones reportedly attacked ships in Bulgarian territorial waters.
Parents have voiced their opposition to proposed changes concerning personal assistant services.
The Ministry of Interior has reported a very low incidence of vote buying during the ongoing presidential elections.
A poll by Trend shows the largest lead for Yotova over Gyurov in the presidential race.
A military squad is set to execute a soldier in the United States.
A Turkish airplane made an emergency landing following a bomb threat.
The 210-kilogram artwork 'Apocalypse' by Dalí has been stolen.
US President Trump reportedly offered Russian President Putin assistance in combating a plague.
The new Law on Gambling includes a ban on cash transactions within the construction sector.
The Consumer Protection Commission is taking legal action against private schools for deceptive contract terms.
Turkey and Pakistan are deploying military forces to Saudi Arabia for its protection.
DNA analysis will be conducted abroad on the remains of Tsar Samuil.
An event honored Mrs. Yotova and a child named Kiril, linked to St. Cyril.
An analysis questions whether tax incentives will formalize private tutoring services.
A commentary discusses economic and labor trends in post-Soviet countries focusing on gas, gold, and labor migration.
A new law on credit is described as detrimental to individuals with low incomes.
An opinion piece discusses Borisov's influence or role in Bulgaria.
The article suggests that the healthcare system's collapse is a process that starts prior to hospital-level issues.
The Central Election Commission has released a mobile application for election-related information.
A poll by Myara indicates Yotova has a lead of nearly 22% over Gyurov.