Cruise Industry Rebounds: A New Era Begins ↗
Front page leadThis business report discusses the resurgence of the cruise industry, highlighting its current state and future prospects.
Bulgaria
Dnevnik reports on a mix of domestic and international news. Domestically, discussions around upcoming presidential elections and a local property dispute in Sofia are highlighted. Internationally, significant events include widespread protests and arrests in France, and news regarding the Pope's…
This business report discusses the resurgence of the cruise industry, highlighting its current state and future prospects.
The Sofia municipality is preparing to exchange a property that obstructs 'Slancheva Alley' in Knyazhevo for two properties in Dragalevtsi.
Over 1200 people have been detained in France as protests by hundreds of thousands escalated into riots.
Kandev calls for a debate between presidential candidates first, while Yotova confirms her participation before the runoff.
An investigation into the multi-billion dollar doping scandal in football, detailing how Manchester City allegedly bought its way to the top and changed the game's rules.
Catholics face unexpected uncertainty as the Pope, battling an illness, undergoes medical examinations.
Storytel releases new audiobooks, featuring a range from Bulgarian novels to world literature.
Tsvetelina Zarkin, a Sofia municipal councilor, states that new buildings should be accompanied by new services for residents.
The weather in Bulgaria is expected to remain cloudy but without significant rainfall.
Russia reports that drones and missiles have struck airfields in the Belgorod region and other areas, with the temperature rising due to attacks in Saudi Arabia.
The District Court in Haskovo has ordered the detention of Stefan Milanov, accused of murdering his wife.