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Bulgaria
The Dnevnik news front page covers a range of topics including Bulgarian politics, domestic issues, and international affairs. Key stories include discussions about potential presidential candidates in Bulgaria, an update on a new teacher registry, and a report on Bulgaria's housing market ranking…
An article explores the lesser-known candidates for the 2026 presidential elections in Bulgaria, noting their perceived leanings towards Russia and their connection to pop-folk music.
The Bulgarian Ministry of Education is implementing a new registry for teachers, assigning an electronic file to each educator.
Bulgaria ranks among the top three European Union countries experiencing the most significant increase in housing prices.
A pro-Ukrainian political party has won the parliamentary elections in Latvia, with a pro-Russian party coming in second.
While Donald Trump is not expected to win the Nobel Peace Prize, his actions and influence could potentially affect who is chosen as the laureate.
A new campaign aimed at addressing the issue of stray animals has been launched.
An analysis discusses the high number of hospitalizations, exceeding 2 million, and questions whether there is an end in sight for current hospital admission rates.
The resurgence of conflict in Ethiopia poses a risk of escalating into a wider war across the Horn of Africa region.
In a historic match, the Bulgarian national football team suffered a defeat against Iceland.
A national campaign for stray animals commenced on October 5th in Central Sofia Square, with its initiators remaining undisclosed.
The Plovdiv District Court is making a decision on the permanent arrest of Slavcho Megelev, who is accused of murder.
Bulgaria and Portugal are identified as the most affordable countries in the EU with the highest annual increase in housing prices.
The weather forecast for the day indicates sunny conditions with a slight increase in maximum temperatures.
