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The Dnevnik front page features a mix of domestic Bulgarian political news, including poll results and governmental scrutiny, alongside international news regarding the conflict in Ukraine and European energy transition. There's also coverage of educational and health-related issues within Bulgaria.
A poll by 'Alpha Research' indicates that the Prime Minister's personal credit is providing the government with a shield against criticism, with specific data presented on public approval ratings.
According to a new 'Alpha Research' poll, the political party 'Progressive Bulgaria' would secure a significant majority if elections were held currently, indicating a shift in the political landscape.
A recent representative poll by 'Alpha Research' reveals that Vice President Iliana Yotova enjoys a 50% approval rating among the public in July.
A live update covers the ongoing session of the Bulgarian National Assembly on July 30, 2026, detailing the proceedings and discussions.
An investigation reveals that the Rector of NATFIZ (National Academy for Theatre and Film Arts) received an illegal second salary, with significant funds also disbursed for unclear purposes.
An analysis discusses Europe's ongoing energy transition, framing it as a competitive race to ensure energy security amidst evolving global dynamics.
A health report indicates that the Medical Supervision agency has conducted only two checks for hospital-acquired infections over the past three years, raising concerns about patient safety.
A morning digest covers multiple issues including illegal salaries at NATFIZ, a new construction problem in Varna, and the impact of heat, drought, and fires across the country.
The daughter of a municipal councilor from Varna is reportedly involved in a construction project that has triggered public protests, highlighting local governance issues.
In response to accusations made by President Radev, the Chief Prosecutor has initiated an investigation into the 'Burgas Water Company' case.
Russia has launched a massive missile attack on Ukraine with 70 missiles and 280 drones; one missile is believed to have fallen in Poland, causing destruction.
The daughter of a municipal councilor from Varna acquired stakes in a company just weeks before it received construction permits, raising questions about potential conflicts of interest.
The weather forecast predicts sunny conditions in eastern Bulgaria with moderate winds, and maximum temperatures ranging from 31 to 36 degrees Celsius across most areas.
