Court Leaves Fate of Plovdiv Fair in Minister of Finance's Hands ↗
Front page leadThe court has decided to leave the fate of the Plovdiv Fair in the hands of the Minister of Finance, indicating a procedural error in the previous decision.
Bulgaria
The Dnevnik front page features several domestic Bulgarian news stories, including a court decision on the Plovdiv Fair, a discussion about a national children's hospital, and a statement from a minister regarding Bulgarian goods. International news covers the US Senate's decision on Dr. Fauci and…
The court has decided to leave the fate of the Plovdiv Fair in the hands of the Minister of Finance, indicating a procedural error in the previous decision.
An analysis delves into the concept of a National Children's Hospital and questions its feasibility and necessity within Bulgaria.
Minister Yavor Gechev states that the Bulgarian state must intervene to ensure consumer trust in domestically produced goods.
The US Senate will decide on the potential criminal prosecution of Dr. Fauci regarding his role during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Donald Trump pledged to restore freedom of speech, but judges in 75 cases have ruled that he previously restricted it.
A yellow code warning for high temperatures has been issued for almost the entire country today.
Minister Demerdzhiev has replaced the heads of the regional directorates in the Bulgarian cities of Stara Zagora and Vidin.
An article explores the behind-the-scenes activities and discussions within the 'Progressive Bulgaria' initiative.
A morning digest combining news on fairs in Bulgaria with the US Senate's decision on Dr. Fauci.
Ten individuals have been detained following a raid on a laboratory suspected of producing fentanyl. This involves the deputy director of the General Directorate 'Fight Against Organized Crime'.
Recent data shows a decrease of 3 centimeters in the Danube River near Ruse over the past 24 hours. This is part of ongoing agency monitoring of the river.
A Russian overnight missile attack on Kyiv has resulted in 15 deaths and 27 injuries. The attack caused damage in the Ukrainian capital.
Dr. Anthony Fauci may face criminal prosecution for his handling of the COVID-19 pandemic, as he reportedly refused to answer questions.
A brief announcement suggests that 'Dnevnik' will provide the day's most important and interesting news, covering preliminary events in Bulgaria and worldwide.
The article discusses the emergence of 'Budas' in response to a large wave of migrants heading towards Ceuta.