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The Dnevnik front page features a mix of international and domestic news, with a prominent story on Ukraine purchasing weapons from Turkey with Bulgarian involvement. Other top stories include a court ruling in favor of a farmer against a municipality in Bulgaria, a political statement by Vice…
Bulgarian involvement is noted in a deal where Ukraine is reportedly purchasing weapons from Turkey for approximately 280 million dollars, highlighting a significant aspect of the ongoing conflict.
A court has ruled in favor of a farmer in Elin Pelin municipality, who had his pastures taken away for development, indicating a legal victory for agricultural land rights.
Vice President Йотова stated that the recent drone incident is being exploited for simplistic political purposes, criticizing its misuse.
A group called 'Citizens for Kleptuza' is in conflict with the Velingrad municipality regarding the uncertain future of a karst spring, highlighting local environmental concerns.
This sports article discusses potential methods to curb the influence of FIFA President Infantino and identifies a more significant issue facing the organization.
Europe is set to witness a solar eclipse occurring during sunset, a rare astronomical event.
An international team has concluded a 100-day isolation period as part of a study for future space missions, testing crew dynamics and endurance.
This article explores the reasons behind the peculiar naming conventions for typhoons.
This is the second part of a literary review where the Dnevnik team shares their current reading list, featuring a variety of books.
Rumors about Joe Biden's health have surfaced and are spreading, originating from his son Hunter Biden in an interview.
A mobile system designed to counter drones has been provided to the police in General Toshevo, according to regional administration reports.
Germany is reportedly engaged in continuous efforts against hybrid attacks originating from Turkey, with the domestic minister expressing concerns.
The court in Elin Pelin has ruled in favor of a farmer who filed a complaint against the municipality regarding his land.
