Seventh President: Elections That Could Leave a Long Mark ↗
Front page leadAn analysis of the upcoming 2026 presidential elections in Bulgaria, suggesting they could be significant and leave a lasting impact on the country's political landscape.
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The Dnevnik front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories include discussions around the 2026 presidential elections, a dispute between the government and opposition on minimum wage calculation, and President Rumen Radev's stance on a declaration supporting…
An analysis of the upcoming 2026 presidential elections in Bulgaria, suggesting they could be significant and leave a lasting impact on the country's political landscape.
A daily quote reflecting the dual nature of the election campaign, suggesting it is both soft and sharp.
Live coverage of the ongoing session of the Bulgarian National Assembly.
Bulgarian President Iotova has distanced herself from a declaration of support for Ukraine, which also involved Bulgaria.
An article discussing the ongoing election campaign, the role of artificial intelligence, and social dynamics.
An analysis questioning the relevance and framing of questions for the PISA 2025 education assessment.
The ruling party and the opposition are in disagreement over the methodology for calculating Bulgaria's minimum wage.
An alliance is forming in Mecca in response to Houthi actions, with Saudi military forces reportedly hearing a message of sacrifice.
YouTube is rolling out new functionalities, a significant portion of which incorporate artificial intelligence.
Donald Trump provided an exceptionally welcoming reception to Xi Jinping during his visit to the White House.
Taxi drivers are preparing for protests due to decisions regarding cancelled fares and updated tariffs.
Donald Trump urged countries to boycott the International Criminal Court (ICC), calling the court 'evil' and a 'disgraceful institution'.