Bozhkov Sues Prosecution Over Geshev and Mileva's Statements ↗
Front page leadBusiness figure Boyan Bozhkov has sued the prosecution over alleged statements made by Ivan Geshev and Siyka Mileva.
Bulgaria
The front page of Sega news website from Bulgaria features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a court ruling against the prosecution concerning statements by Geshev and Mileva, Bulgaria awaiting Germany's extradition of 'Starlink' arsonists, and the ruling party's…
Business figure Boyan Bozhkov has sued the prosecution over alleged statements made by Ivan Geshev and Siyka Mileva.
Donald Trump plans to prohibit the use of the term 'AI' in official government documents.
Bulgaria is waiting for Germany to hand over individuals responsible for arson attacks on 'Starlink' facilities.
The ruling party failed to convene a third session concerning the 'Petrichki Escobar' case.
Serbian police forces shot and killed a terrorist who was near the Israeli embassy.
A collision between trucks and a bus on the Ruse-Sofia road resulted in two fatalities.
The house of an arms manufacturer supplying Ukraine was intentionally set on fire in Prague.
Adults will be able to get flu vaccines in pharmacies starting from November 10.
The defense ministers of Bulgaria, Romania, and Turkey are holding a meeting in Sofia.
Thousands of people have protested in Portugal to voice their opposition to high housing costs.
Spain has now exceeded the United Kingdom in the number of available language-related job vacancies.
Following the recent elections, the political situation in Israel has reached a deadlock.
An article discussing the 'Brave Tailor' and its connection to the Sea Garden and the city of Varna.
An analysis suggesting that voters for Rumen Radev have disappeared, similar to the electorate of Slavi Trifonov.
A commentary piece on the current government, characterized as aggressive and unvarnished.
The long-standing debate in Bulgaria regarding alignment with Russia versus the West has intensified.
An opinion piece questioning the role of the president in selecting national figures or patrons.
An article suggesting that the government will continue to negatively impact the private sector in the coming year.
Only 23% of eligible voters participated in the first round of the presidential elections.
Kandev has stated a condition that must be met for a debate with Kiril Valchev to take place.
A large number of complaints filed against President Rumen Radev have overloaded the Central Election Commission (CEC).
The political party 'Vazrazhdane' has stated it will not support or vote for Gyurov.