Gambling Law: New law promises restrictions but raises questions ↗
Front page leadA new law on gambling is set to introduce restrictions, but it also raises several questions regarding its implementation and effectiveness.
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The front page of Dnevnik features a prominent cookie consent banner and highlights several domestic and international news stories. Key domestic topics include new gambling laws, Bulgaria's economic outlook, and public awareness of AI. International news covers global river drying and Trump's…
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Fitch raises Bulgaria's rating outlook, but sees risk of overheating economy ↗
Rating agency Fitch has improved its outlook for Bulgaria's credit rating, while also identifying a risk of the country's economy overheating.
Over half of Bulgarians are unaware of or do not use AI ↗
A recent survey indicates that more than half of the Bulgarian population is either unaware of Artificial Intelligence or does not utilize it.
Healing environment: How 12 pediatric departments transformed without state help ↗
Twelve pediatric hospital departments have undergone significant transformations to improve their healing environments, achieved without direct state intervention.
World's rivers drying up, most noticeably in 2025, study shows ↗
A new study reveals that rivers across the globe are drying up, with the most significant impact observed in 2025.
'Truth is between the survivors and the viewer': Milcho Manchevski on his film… ↗
Filmmaker Milcho Manchevski discusses his documentary 'Good People,' the tragedy in Kočani, and the nature of truth in filmmaking.
Trump reportedly rejected Iran's ceasefire proposal ↗
According to The Wall Street Journal, Donald Trump has rejected a ceasefire proposal put forth by Iran.
How 'Alternative for Germany' courts voters it promises to deport ↗
The political party 'Alternative for Germany' is employing strategies to attract voters, even those it has pledged to deport.
The factory left for tourists ↗
An article exploring a factory that has been repurposed and is now a destination for tourists.
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