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The Dnevnik front page covers a range of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories include a report on hospital infections in Bulgaria, a political development regarding a presidential candidate, and an investigation into an illegal settlement near Varna. International news highlights…
This article investigates whether hospital-acquired infections in Bulgaria are being adequately reported, questioning the accuracy of available data when it meets real-world conditions.
Political news focusing on official candidacies and preparations for upcoming political events, with mentions of infections in hospitals and AI's interest in books.
An exploration of the growing interest artificial intelligence has in old books, following its widespread impact on the internet.
A curated collection of the most striking photographs from the World Cup, captured by Reuters.
An interview with Ioana Mileva, director of the HRC Academy, discussing hospitality as a complex profession and the evaluation of restaurants as a team.
Mayor Kocev anticipates that his mother's company will pay the municipality the amount determined by the court, related to an illegal settlement.
A news segment for children exploring the balance between engaging with nature and using phones.
An analysis discussing the critical choice between reforming the judiciary or facing the entrenchment of mafia influence.
Germany is seeking a method to protect children on social media, considering options between outright bans and ensuring safe access.
A drone briefly entered Romanian airspace this morning, as reported by the Ministry of National Defense.
Israel plans to deploy multinational forces to Gaza as part of a ceasefire agreement, according to US presidential plans.
A man on an electric scooter died after being hit by a car in Gorna Oryahovitsa around 7:30 PM.
Delyan Dobrev has entered the battery business with two former ministers of energy, according to an ex-GERB MP.
Nearly all fuel prices have decreased by 1-2 cents today, as stated by the chairman of the Association of Bulgarian Traders.
The mayor of Varna announced that many people have been evicted due to illegal construction, citing inaction as the reason.
A road accident resulted in three fatalities, including a child.
