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The news website Sega.bg features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include the Republican party's loss in the US Congress elections, a severe power outage in a Sofia district, the Bulgarian government freezing military salaries, and a Bulgarian court ruling on foreign policy…
US Republicans have lost their bid for control of Congress, according to NBC News projections.
A serious accident has caused a prolonged power outage in a Sofia neighborhood.
The ruling coalition has decided to freeze the salaries of military personnel.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a decree to confiscate funds belonging to deceased Russians.
An orange alert code is in effect for the regions of Burgas, Yambol, and Sliven.
Canada will not allow hockey players from Russia and Belarus to compete.
Sofia's mayor, Terziev, is seeking to host three international skateboarding tournaments.
The Ministry of Health is consolidating 27 emergency centers into a single operational unit.
An opinion piece discussing the reasons behind non-voting.
An analysis of the new Supreme Judicial Council and whether it represents genuine reform.
A political commentary suggesting a win for Borissov and Peevski against Radev.
A story about the development and history of Varna's Sea Garden.
An analysis of voter trends and the disappearance of support for Radev's electorate.
A critical commentary on the nature of power.
Iliyana Yotova is set to become president with a very low voter turnout of 28.67%.
Election results were processed and announced within hours due to the use of machine voting.
Inmates in prisons overwhelmingly voted for Yotova and Gyurov in the second round of elections.
Nikolai Gyurov has once again secured the majority vote among Bulgarians living abroad.
The legal commission spent more than 13 hours discussing the Supreme Judicial Council.
A part of the road connecting Varna and Golden Sands has collapsed.
Disagreements over funding for a second pension have led to conflict between the Party of Bulgaria and the opposition.
Bulgaria has received its first Stryker armored combat vehicles from the United States.
One hundred public figures have voiced their opposition to the closure of the Dossier Commission.
The individual suspected of killing a dog in Sofia has turned himself in to the authorities.