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The Dnevnik front page covers a range of domestic and international news. Key Bulgarian domestic stories include political developments such as parliament's return to work for an integrity test, an analysis of President Radev's role, and a discussion on the murder in Plovdiv. There's also news on…
The Economist projects that Bulgaria's budget deficit will only align with European Union requirements by 2029, indicating a slow fiscal consolidation process.
Members of Parliament are resuming their duties to address an integrity test for state employees, highlighting a significant political agenda item.
This analysis discusses the complexities of the political season in August, touching upon a difficult alliance and using the recent murder in Plovdiv as a catalyst for broader discussions.
A psychologist emphasizes that the sensitive topic of the murder in Plovdiv should not be avoided in schools and should be discussed openly.
An analysis of President Radev's political positioning, describing him as a difficult but perhaps necessary ally in the current political landscape.
A report highlights that women are more frequently victims of violence leading to death compared to fatalities from pregnancy and childbirth complications.
Russia has issued threats against British factories producing drones, citing plans for Ukraine to receive missile technology projects.
The United States is reportedly considering the largest-ever cancellation of visas, potentially impacting a significant number of foreign nationals.
The streaming service HBO Max has released the initial trailer and revealed the cast for the third season of the popular show 'The Vampire Diaries'.
Singapore plans to give every child 10,000 euros upon birth, intended for education and care, in addition to other benefits.
Reports suggest Iran may have been involved in a plot to assassinate the son of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Emergency services in Sofia received 100 calls related to issues caused by yesterday's severe weather, with 'Emergency Aid' directing the response.
The Donald Trump administration had plans for a large-scale cancellation of visas, particularly for non-immigrants, with the idea of limiting entry for foreigners.
Russia has indicated that a 'partial response' could be enacted against British drone manufacturing facilities, according to a former deputy foreign minister.
NASA is preparing to launch a new space observatory dedicated to the study of dark matter, marking a significant step in astronomical research.
