Government Approves Gerbev's Gunpowder Factory ↗
Front page leadThe government under President Radev has rapidly approved a gunpowder factory project belonging to businessman Gerbev.
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The news on Sega.bg features a mix of domestic Bulgarian affairs and international news. Key domestic stories include the government's approval of a gunpowder factory, discussions on seasonal civil liability for motorcycles and campers, and the status of the Kozloduy Nuclear Power Plant…
The government under President Radev has rapidly approved a gunpowder factory project belonging to businessman Gerbev.
A military diploma is now reported to provide a higher income than professions in the IT sector.
Ukraine has reportedly disabled a Yandex data center located in Russia.
Greece has secured a five-year deal for liquefied natural gas from Malaysia.
A seasonal civil liability insurance will be introduced for motorcycles and campers.
The Kozloduy Nuclear Power Plant will continue operations with only its fifth unit running.
Maya Manolova has strongly criticized hypermarkets regarding their promotional practices.
Approximately half of individuals are opting for riskier investment strategies for their second pension fund.
The individual considered the inspiration for mass protests in Spain has passed away.
India has removed 130 million voters from its electoral roll.
Senator Marco Rubio, speaking in Athens, urged Europe to awaken from its prolonged slumber.
President Radev has refuted statements made by Ukrainian President Zelensky concerning Russian drones.
The operation to search for the crew of a sunken ship has been concluded.
The political party 'Progressive Bulgaria' has adopted a less critical position regarding the attacked ships.
President Zelensky stated that Bulgaria was informed that the incident involved a Russian combined attack.
More than 100 employees have been laid off from the Ministry of Innovation.
A potential tax on super-profits is being discussed, with the specifics being crucial.
Commentary expresses praise for Yotova, suggesting widespread approval without critical inquiry.
An examination of whether tax incentives will bring informal private tutoring into the official economy.
An analysis of economic and social trajectories focusing on gas, gold, and labor migration in post-Soviet states.
The new credit law is described as taking resources from the most vulnerable.
A commentary piece referring to Borisov as the 'new mind' of Bulgaria.
A video report suggests the government lacks a clear stance on current issues.