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The Dnevnik news front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include discussions on the Bulgarian housing market trends, a political agreement between Trump and Putin regarding Russian diesel exports, Sofia's plans to fund new school buildings, and a piece on the…
Sales are declining, but prices are not, indicating specific trends in the Bulgarian housing market according to statistical data. Further analysis shows that property deals are being made with price discounts, yet prices in some areas are still rising double-digit percentages, and the overall…
Donald Trump has reportedly reached an agreement with Vladimir Putin to temporarily lift sanctions on the export of Russian diesel fuel.
Sofia is allocating 28 million euros for new school buildings to be constructed via a 'fast track' process, bypassing the traditional architectural competition.
Vladimir Putin has refused Donald Trump's request to halt the war in Ukraine before achieving a complete victory.
A discussion titled 'Vulchev and Volgin: Where is the boundary between journalism and politics?' delves into the intersection of these two fields.
Psychotherapist Milena Manova states that an increasing number of Bulgarians are actively caring for their mental health.
Donald Trump announced that he deserved eight Nobel Peace Prizes and criticized the selection for the current year.
An analysis of Gadi Eisenkot, who transitioned from being perceived as Benjamin Netanyahu's savior to becoming a significant opponent.
The 43rd edition of the Sofia Marathon has begun, with participants covering distances of 5 and 10 km on Saturday, and a half marathon on Sunday.
