School Trips: Children Are Just a Cash Cow ↗
A report highlights concerns that children on school trips are being treated as a source of revenue rather than for educational purposes.
Bulgaria
The news from Sega focuses on domestic Bulgarian issues, particularly politics and economy, with a significant portion dedicated to the upcoming presidential elections. International news includes a report on potential unrest in Paris. The site also covers a change to daylight saving time and a…
A report highlights concerns that children on school trips are being treated as a source of revenue rather than for educational purposes.
The management of toll collection in Bulgaria is set to undergo a restructuring process, divided into two phases.
Bulgaria will be reverting to standard time by turning clocks back by one hour on Sunday.
Authorities in Paris are anticipating further public disturbances and potential unrest.
Prosecutor representatives are voting to select four members for the Supreme Judicial Council.
Bulgaria is no longer among the three EU member states with the lowest national debt.
A court has released a security guard accused of pushing a public figure, stating the act did not constitute a physical assault.
The European Union has decided to delay the implementation of more rigorous regulations concerning methane emissions.
This commentary piece offers a critical view of the current political landscape and those in power.
A piece discussing the ongoing geopolitical debate in Bulgaria regarding its alignment with Russia or Western countries.
An opinion piece questioning the role and influence of the presidency in national appointments.
A critical commentary suggesting that the government will continue to impose burdens on the private sector.
A commentary piece uses a metaphor to express the need for strong measures to enforce discipline in schools.
This article likely discusses the state's response or lack thereof to incidents involving drones.
An overview of the campaign finances for the candidates running for president.
A poll by Alpha Research indicates a narrow margin between presidential candidates Yotova and Gyurov.
The Central Election Commission is issuing fines to a presidential candidate in a seemingly ineffective manner.
Another poll, conducted by Mera, shows a small lead for one candidate over the other in the presidential race.
Allegations suggest that the prosecution may have manipulated legal proceedings in a case involving Blagomir Kocev.
The GERB party alleges a political agreement or manipulation involving President Radev and other political groups.
The chief of the National Security Service has submitted his resignation to presidential candidate Yotova.
The current governing coalition has decided against accepting the resignation of a figure named Docova.