US Ambassador Allegedly Advised Bulgaria on Gas Purchase ↗
Front page leadA US ambassador reportedly advised Bulgaria on which company to buy gas from, a detail that surfaced in a Bulgarian context.
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The Dnevnik front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top domestic stories include a report on the US ambassador's alleged recommendation for Bulgaria to purchase gas from a specific company and an article about new gambling regulations. International news covers the war in…
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Germans East and West See Different Futures for Europe ↗
A story explores differing perspectives on the future of Europe between Germans from the eastern and western parts of the country.
Bulgarians' Travel Abroad in Numbers ↗
This report presents statistics on Bulgarians' travel habits and expenditures abroad.
Six Dead After Explosion Destroys Building in Athens ↗
An explosion in Athens has resulted in six fatalities and significant building destruction.
Vucic Resigns Day After Farewell Celebration ↗
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic is reported to be resigning his position the day after a celebratory event.
Professor Claims AI Authored 200 Studies in 2026 ↗
A professor claims to have authored 200 research papers in 2026, attributing the achievement solely to AI assistance.
Hundreds of Thousands Fill Paris Center to See Pope ↗
A massive crowd gathered in the center of Paris to see the Pope, highlighting significant public turnout for the event.
Swiss Decide on Tightening Neutrality ↗
The Swiss are voting on whether to tighten the country's neutrality policy.
German and Russian Foreign Ministers Meet for First Time Since 2022 ↗
The foreign ministers of Germany and Russia held a meeting, the first such encounter since 2022, amidst the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
Sofia Offers Free Tours and Museum Visits for World Tourism Day ↗
Sofia is providing free tours and museum entries to celebrate World Tourism Day.
'Bratski Imeni' (Brothers' Name): New Gambling Law Promises Restrictions… ↗
The new gambling law, nicknamed 'Bratski Imeni', is expected to introduce restrictions but also raises several questions.
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