Old thermal power plant near Sofia metro to become public complex ↗
Front page leadAn old thermal power plant located near a Sofia metro station is set to be transformed into a public complex.
Bulgaria
The Dnevnik front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top domestic stories include a potential redevelopment of an old thermal power plant in Sofia, a statement from the Interior Ministry regarding Fentanyl production in Bulgaria, and an interview with a Sofia deputy mayor…
An old thermal power plant located near a Sofia metro station is set to be transformed into a public complex.
The Chief Secretary of the Interior Ministry stated there is no data on Fentanyl imports, indicating production is occurring within Bulgaria.
Viktor Chaushev, Deputy Mayor of Sofia, discusses the allocation of European funds for 145 new trams and electric buses.
Donald Trump's administration has introduced tariffs on Chinese-made solar panels and computer chips.
The Environment Ministry is preparing to impose fines on companies, calculated as a percentage of their turnover, for waste management violations.
Ukraine has reportedly attacked a warehouse in Russia's Ural region, while Russia has targeted ships in the Black Sea.
The spiritual leader of the Armenian Apostolic Church is set to face legal proceedings.
A minister suggests that the key issue in the cultural sector is not solely the budget amount, but also when the funds are disbursed.
Water utility managers in Burgas are accused of operating as an organized crime group.