Houthis Saved Iran While It Struggled to Hold the Strait of Hormuz ↗
Front page leadHouthi forces intervened to support Iran's efforts to maintain control over the Strait of Hormuz, amidst its ongoing struggles.
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The Dnevnik front page features a mix of international and domestic news. Top international stories include the conflict between the US and Iran, with Houthi actions in the Strait of Hormuz, and updates on the war in Ukraine. Domestically, there are reports on the Bulgarian National Assembly…
Houthi forces intervened to support Iran's efforts to maintain control over the Strait of Hormuz, amidst its ongoing struggles.
The Bulgarian National Assembly is currently holding a session, with proceedings being broadcast live.
Political figures Kostov, Borisov, and Petkov express concerns that hoping for leniency from Putin will not secure peace.
An investigation is underway to determine responsibility for drone attacks targeting ships in the Black Sea.
A review of the new movies being released in cinemas this month, including 'Verity' and 'Pride and Prejudice'.
Tesla has showcased a flying iteration of its Roadster model, hinting at future advancements in automotive technology.
Construction is progressing on the Vidin-Botevgrad road, with three sections scheduled for completion and opening next year.
A significant portion of candidates vying for closely contested US Senate seats have indicated they will accept the election outcome.
Despite potential restrictions in the Electoral Code, mayors appear to be actively campaigning within their municipalities.
The European Central Bank has approved UniCredit's request to raise its shareholding in Commerzbank to over 30%.
Germany's Bundestag has approved the introduction of a digital euro, with the decision taking effect by January 2, 2027.
Donald Trump commented on the decision regarding Ukraine, noting that refineries were hit, during an interview with Newsmax.
The forecast for next week predicts a decrease in rainfall and warmer temperatures, according to Prof. Georgi Rachev.
French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu expressed concerns about the risk of escalating protests and demonstrations in France.
Residents in parts of the capital are reporting experiences akin to a war zone, with explosions occurring in the city.
The KNSB union is organizing a protest and motorcade in Sofia, demanding higher wages for state employees.