Bulgarian Presidency's Powers Under Scrutiny ↗
Front page leadAn analysis discusses the upcoming presidential elections in 2026, questioning whether the president's powers are sufficient given the numerous projections and limited authority.
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The Dnevnik front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on Bulgarian politics and social issues. Top stories include an analysis of the Bulgarian presidency's powers, a report on the rising rates of juvenile delinquency and the aging juvenile justice system…
An analysis discusses the upcoming presidential elections in 2026, questioning whether the president's powers are sufficient given the numerous projections and limited authority.
The article highlights the growing problem of juvenile violence in Bulgaria, noting that the juvenile justice system is becoming increasingly outdated.
A report details how measles cases in Bulgaria have surged from a single instance to 560, raising public health concerns.
An investigation into drone activity in Leipzig has apparently led German authorities to uncover links with Russian intelligence services.
Ukraine is reportedly preparing for the resumption of negotiations with Russia, with the US mediating, possibly in October.
An article explores the pricing of restaurants, suggesting that they may not be as expensive as perceived.
The Bulgarian national volleyball team suffered a defeat against Ukraine with a score of 1:3 in the European Championship.
Mei el-Tuhi's film 'Woman Unknown' has won the Golden Lion award at the Venice Film Festival for best film.
The leader of the Bulgarian Socialist Party (BSP), Kornelia Ninova, stated that pardons in Bulgaria are exclusively for health reasons and that this is not possible in the US.
The weather today is expected to be cool with rain.
The mEAT&Fish Fest continues its offerings of delicious food at 'Maymunarnika' today.