What's happening in Europe?
Bulgaria
The Dnevnik news front page features a mix of domestic Bulgarian issues, including a controversial election for dean at Sofia University's Medical Faculty and changes to the Hemus highway law. International news includes Colombia moving its embassy in Israel and the US planning to broadcast a live…
The Medical Faculty at Sofia University has again elected a dean through a controversial process, with an investigation launched following a general assembly held on September 30th.
Authorities are preparing changes to a law that could provide a solution for the Hemus highway or an amnesty for illegal constructions.
Four young people have died and one is in life-threatening condition following a car crash near Pleven.
A former member of the GERB party, who has since left, describes the atmosphere within the party, stating "She has always repressed me."
The Agency for Child Protection is awaiting information to intervene in the 'Petrohan' case.
The United States will broadcast the execution of a mass murderer live.
Colombia will relocate its embassy in Israel to Jerusalem next Wednesday, a decision made by the president.
A Ukrainian negotiator will meet with Hamas in five days, with reports from Yutkof and Dzhared specifying the Ukrainian envoy will meet on Friday or Saturday.
The Nobel Prize in Literature will be announced tomorrow in Oslo. The rest of the Nobel Prizes are determined in Sweden.
