Bulgarian Europrosecutors Send Kovesi a Lost Case ↗
Front page leadBulgarian Europrosecutors have reportedly sent a case deemed lost to Laura Codruța Kövesi, the chief European prosecutor.
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The Bulgarian news website Sega.com's front page on November 3, 2026, features a mix of domestic and international news. Top domestic stories include the Bulgarian Europrosecutors sending a lost case to Kovesi, Bulgaria receiving the first 5 'Stryker' vehicles from the US, and the government's…
Bulgarian Europrosecutors have reportedly sent a case deemed lost to Laura Codruța Kövesi, the chief European prosecutor.
Two helicopters crashed under Mount Everest, resulting in a significant incident in the Himalayan region.
Romania deployed two Spanish F-18 fighter jets in response to the presence of drones near its airspace.
Ukrainian forces reportedly hacked into Russia's emergency alert system.
Bulgaria has received the first 5 'Stryker' armored vehicles from the United States as part of a multi-billion dollar contract.
Iran has renewed its threats to strike American military bases located in Europe.
The Radev government has been criticized for a new 'success' which has brought the national budget deficit to 4%.
Following the conclusion of the elections, the country is experiencing a period of sharp price increases.
Orange and red weather alerts have been issued due to dangerous meteorological conditions across the country.
A critical vote in the United States is putting the prospect of Donald Trump's second presidential term to the test.
Election results achieved using machine voting were reportedly finalized within hours.
Negotiations between Russia and Ukraine have been scheduled to take place on November 10.
An opinion piece argues against the notion that people who do not vote are unintelligent.
This article questions whether the new Supreme Judicial Council represents a mere replacement of members or a fundamental change in its function.
Boyko Borissov and Delyan Peevski have achieved their first significant political victory against Rumen Radev.
This piece appears to be a metaphorical or historical narrative about a significant contribution to the city of Varna.
An analysis suggests that the voter base for Rumen Radev has diminished significantly, similar to the decline seen with Slavi Trifonov's electorate.
This headline suggests a critical and unflattering look at the current political power structure.
Election results were compiled and announced within hours due to the implementation of machine voting.
Prison inmates overwhelmingly voted for Yotova in the second round of the elections.
Nikolai Gyurov has once again secured the majority of votes from Bulgarian citizens living abroad.
The candidate supported by Rumen Radev achieved victory in the major cities of Plovdiv, Varna, and Burgas.
Deputy Prime Minister Ivan Demerdzhiev has strongly criticized the National Audit Office, particularly concerning its dealings related to Delyan Peevski.