Ukrainian Aqua Park Scandal Investigated ↗
Front page leadAn investigation into an "illegal" Ukrainian aqua park reveals how an online scandal was produced within 48 hours.
Bulgaria
The Dnevnik news front page highlights several key stories, including an analysis of an "illegal" Ukrainian aqua park generating online scandal, a personal account of a French tourist's experience renting a car in Bulgaria, and concerns about the Danube River's water levels affecting the Kozloduy…
An investigation into an "illegal" Ukrainian aqua park reveals how an online scandal was produced within 48 hours.
A personal story recounts a French tourist's negative experience with car rental during a vacation in Bulgaria.
The growing elderly population in Morocco is presented as an unexpected problem for Europe.
The article discusses how images of President Trump appearing on coins and banknotes would place him in the company of monarchs.
American aircraft have reportedly left the Bezmer airbase.
Expert warns that if the Danube River drops by another 17-18 cm, the pumps at the Kozloduy nuclear power plant must stop.
The 'Word of the Week' feature discusses author Zahari Karabashliev and the need for greater boldness.
The weather forecast predicts hot temperatures across almost all of Bulgaria.
World No. 1 Jannik Sinner withdraws from the US Open due to a knee issue, expressing disbelief in his recovery.
Online networks are being investigated following a fatal stabbing with a knife in Sweden, where police are looking into a 18-year-old man who attacked students.
Naval forces have responded to two signals from the Black Sea concerning discoveries of objects.
Andrey Babis will make an official visit to Sofia on September 16.