25 Years After 9/11, Terrorism From Abroad No Longer the Top US Threat ↗
Front page leadA quarter-century after the 9/11 attacks, the leading threat to the US is no longer foreign terrorism, but rather domestic extremism.
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The Dnevnik news front page features a mix of international and domestic news. Key international stories include a look back at 9/11 and its legacy, Ukraine's attacks on Russian ports, and potential US-Iran conflict developments. Domestically, reports cover a proposed mechanism to remove members…
A quarter-century after the 9/11 attacks, the leading threat to the US is no longer foreign terrorism, but rather domestic extremism.
Ukraine has reportedly struck Russia's sole ice-free deep-water port located in the Caspian Sea.
Suicide rates in Bulgaria are declining, however, men are over three times more affected by suicide than women.
The Minister of Justice is proposing a mechanism for the removal of members of Bulgaria's Supreme Judicial Council.
According to the Daily Telegraph, Russian nationals have been undergoing training in Bulgaria conducted by former Western special forces operatives.
Donald Trump has suggested an end to the war with Iran following the elections, but his advisors anticipate a much longer conflict.
The Bulgarian company 'EnduroSat' and the French company 'ArianeSpace' have signed a memorandum of cooperation in Paris.