Bulgaria Participates in Only Two of Five EU Defense Megaprojects ↗
Front page leadBulgaria is only participating in two out of five major European Union defense projects, indicating a limited engagement with the bloc's defense initiatives.
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The Dnevnik front page features a mix of domestic Bulgarian news and international affairs. Key domestic stories include the ongoing investigation into alleged corruption involving Boyko Borisov and potential candidates for European prosecutor. International news focuses on the war in Ukraine…
Bulgaria is only participating in two out of five major European Union defense projects, indicating a limited engagement with the bloc's defense initiatives.
A witness claims that Kiril Petkov stated that Laura Kövesi, the European Chief Prosecutor, would confirm the arrest of Boyko Borissov, a former Bulgarian Prime Minister.
Interim Prime Minister Galab Donev accused the Bulgarian National Bank governor of interfering in politics and provided clarifications regarding regulations on rakia production.
Russia has attacked the center of Kyiv, causing a fire at the National Academy of Sciences amidst ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
A medical center and the Academy of Sciences were hit during continuous Russian attacks on Kyiv, highlighting the ongoing impact of the war.
Deputy Prime Minister Ivan Demerdjiev expects prompt responses from the prosecutor's office regarding guardrails and the controversial flights of Delyan Peevski.
Munich has announced its candidacy to be Germany's representative city for hosting an Olympic Games.
Bulgaria is searching for three candidates to nominate for the position of European Prosecutor.
The anti-corruption service in Hungary has commenced its operations, indicating new efforts to tackle corruption in the country.