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Dnevnik's front page features a strong focus on Bulgarian domestic politics, particularly the upcoming presidential elections in 2026, with polls showing a narrowing gap between candidates. Other domestic news includes an incident involving a Bulgarian National Security Service (NSS) guard and a…
Polls by 'Alpha Research' indicate that the lead of candidate Yotova over Gyurov in the 2026 presidential elections has reduced to under 13 percentage points.
The National Security Service (NSS) guard who pushed Sonya Koltuklieva has been arrested.
An analysis discusses the potential impact and significance of the Movement for Rights and Freedoms (DPS) party's support on the upcoming presidential elections.
A morning review discusses the importance of elections, a 'black swan' event related to the NSS, the continued influence of the DPS, and the price of oil.
Russian forces launched a new wave of attacks targeting cities and ports in Ukraine.
For several days, the water supply for the 'Cherna Voda' nuclear power plant has been below its critical level.
The UK has announced its intention to use military helicopters for the first time to combat fires.
The Greek parliament has approved a legislative bill that will prohibit minors from accessing social media platforms, effective January 1, 2027.
A trade union operating in the Black Sea region has demanded an extension of the border with Romania.
The GERB party is attempting to remove Mihail Mikov from his position as Speaker of Parliament, with the party reportedly gathering signatures for his dismissal.
A poll by 'Trend' suggests low voter turnout and a likely run-off in the upcoming elections, with candidate Yotova expected to participate.
The polling agency 'Measure' has predicted that the difference in votes between Yotova and Gyurov will be less than 15 percentage points.
According to 'Market Links', Gyurov is closing the gap with Yotova, although her lead in the presidential race is still considered substantial.
The head of the military aviation has stated that all Bulgarian fighter jets are prepared for combat missions and addressed violations concerning F-16 aircraft.
The chief of the Bulgarian military aviation confirmed the readiness of fighter jets for combat and discussed potential F-16 violations.
Magdalena Lazarova will assume the role of head of the prosecutor's office effective immediately, taking over the position for the next six months.
Hungary is commemorating the 70th anniversary of the 1956 uprising against Soviet occupation, celebrating democracy and freedom.
