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The Dnevnik front page covers a range of international and domestic news. Top international stories include accusations of a crypto exchange leaking data to Russian services, US pollsters admitting to releasing fake surveys, and ongoing developments in the war in Ukraine, including Russian strikes…
A major cryptocurrency exchange allegedly provided personal data of an individual residing in Bulgaria to Russian services, raising concerns about data privacy and international espionage.
American pollsters have confessed to deliberately releasing false survey results, potentially influencing public opinion and election outcomes.
For over a year, several Bulgarian ministers have been deferring a regulation aimed at restricting online betting, indicating governmental inefficiency or indecision.
Political figure Atanas Atanasov stated that candidate Gurov represents the sole path for the democratic community to counter what he terms 'red power'.
Forecasters predict extremely high temperatures across Bulgaria today, with warnings of dangerously hot conditions.
Reports detail an arrest warrant issued in Moscow and a military operation codenamed 'Forest Gump' in Kyiv, along with commentary on national sensitivity.
Russia has launched strikes on Kyiv, a drone crashed in Romania, and Poland's air force scrambled F-16 fighter jets in response to the escalating conflict.
Filmmaker Emir Kusturica's YouTube channel has been blocked, prompting him to declare himself a victim of a 'war against truth'.
A NASA mission designed to save an aging space observatory has been unsuccessful, marking a setback for astronomical research.
Spain has relocated 500 undocumented migrants from the exclave of Ceuta to mainland Spain, a move the interior minister described as a humanitarian effort.
At least 12 people were killed and over 34 injured by Russian ballistic missile attacks in Kyiv, with parts of the capital experiencing power outages.
Ministers from three different governments have failed to pass crucial measures aimed at restricting gambling, a topic that has seen delays in legislation.
