What it's like to be a restaurateur in Sofia ↗
Front page leadThis story explores the experiences and challenges of being a restaurateur in Sofia, Bulgaria, with a focus on the Michelin Guide.
Bulgaria
The Dnevnik news front page highlights a variety of domestic and international stories, with a focus on Bulgarian politics and current events. Top stories include a report on the challenges faced by restaurateurs in Sofia, an analysis of the GERB party's internal state, and local news about a fire…
This story explores the experiences and challenges of being a restaurateur in Sofia, Bulgaria, with a focus on the Michelin Guide.
Iceland is holding a vote on whether to become a candidate for European Union membership, highlighting the country's divided public opinion on the matter.
An analysis of the GERB party's situation ahead of its congress, noting a decline in results and internal party issues, while remaining aligned with leader Boyko Borissov's directives.
European Union gas storage facilities are at their lowest levels, leading to concerns of a 'winter panic' during the summer period.
A weather forecast predicts a sunny day with scattered clouds appearing in the afternoon across Bulgaria.
NASA has launched a new telescope into space, tasked with discovering exoplanets and unraveling the mysteries of dark matter.
A significant fire in the Bulgarian coastal town of Sozopol has destroyed a restaurant and spread to nearby hotels and holiday accommodations.
This article discusses 'Red Lanterns' and the prestigious 5 Michelin stars in the context of dining and culinary excellence.
A curated list of ten new book releases recommended for readers to enjoy at the end of the summer.
Ukraine's Minister of Digital Transformation, Mykhailo Fedorov, is expected to meet with his Italian counterpart, potentially discussing cooperation and support.
A report indicates that hackers have stolen 2 million euros in Berlin, with the crime attributed to a German weekly magazine's data.
Toplofikatsia-Sofia has announced ambitious plans to replace 40 kilometers of heating pipes, aiming for significant improvements.