Yotova is the new president with 57.566% of the votes ↗
Front page leadIliana Yotova has won the presidential election with 57.566% of the votes.
Bulgaria
The front page of Sega reports on the Bulgarian presidential election, with Iliana Yotova declared the new president. Other top stories include a scandal involving Alta Bank affecting three Balkan countries, Russia's pension fund cutbacks, and upcoming heavy repairs for Sofia's Central Train…
Iliana Yotova has won the presidential election with 57.566% of the votes.
Russia has reportedly seized a portion of its citizens' pension savings.
A significant 60% of salary increases in Bulgaria are concentrated in the Ministry of Interior and the Ministry of Defense.
The candidate supported by Rumen Radev has secured victories in the cities of Plovdiv, Varna, and Burgas.
A scandal related to 'Alta Bank' has expanded to encompass three Balkan nations.
Georgi Gurov has once more won the votes cast by Bulgarians living overseas.
The Central Train Station in Sofia is set to undergo significant renovation work.
It is alleged that shell companies are being used to artificially grant years of service for pension purposes.
An analysis discusses whether the newly formed Supreme Judicial Council represents a genuine change or merely a reshuffling of personnel.
Boyko Borisov and Delyan Peevski have reportedly secured an initial victory against Rumen Radev.
The Varna Administrative Court has ruled against the Supreme Judicial Council concerning a case involving a prosecutor and Sarafov.
Iliana Yotova has emerged as the winner of the presidential run-off election.
A landslide has caused the closure of a 36-kilometer stretch of the Yundola-Yakoruda-Razlog road.
The forecast indicates that cyclones are expected to bring dangerous levels of rainfall to Bulgaria next week.
During the selection process for the Supreme Judicial Council, judges questioned candidates regarding wiretapping activities involving Sarafov and Brendo.
The cause of a recent landslide in Varna remains unclear, described as 'after the fog - fog again'.
A yellow code warning for hazardous weather conditions has been issued for two-thirds of Bulgaria for the following day.