New Serbian Government Depends on One Question: Who Exactly Will Rule ↗
The formation of the new government in Serbia hinges on determining who will ultimately hold power.
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The front page of Dnevnik features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on Bulgarian politics, particularly the upcoming presidential elections. International stories include developments in Serbia's new government, the war in Ukraine, and a major cryptocurrency theft…
The formation of the new government in Serbia hinges on determining who will ultimately hold power.
A group called 'Student List' has called for resignations within Serbia's security sector, prosecution, and media.
The media landscape in Serbia is experiencing a period of apologies, resignations, attacks, and subdued reporting.
A debate between Yotova and Gyurov is presented as a key event that might decide who becomes Bulgaria's seventh president.
The Bulgarian presidential campaign on social media has been characterized by toxicity and the renaming of groups over the past two months.
Vasil Simov from the Sofia Commodity Exchange notes that wheat prices are increasing worldwide but decreasing in Bulgaria.
An audio series titled 'Not a Single Convicted Person' tells the stories of traumas related to the 'Revival Process'.
Binance is reportedly at risk of being the target of the largest cryptocurrency theft in history.
This summary discusses the aftermath of a debate, questions for Serbia's new government, and touches on topics of wheat, drones, and neighboring countries.
Bulgaria's Central Electoral Commission has urged voters to follow instructions when operating voting machines.
Kiril Petkov stated he intends to sue Yotova because of claims made during a debate with Andrey Gyurov.
The upcoming Sunday election is framed as being about more than just the candidates Yotova and Gyurov, but also about the stability of the government.
The appointment of the Dean of the Medical Faculty was made before a determination on its legality was reached.
Moscow's airports experienced overnight closures following a large-scale drone attack, with authorities reporting 862 drones targeted at the city.
A tanker was struck by a boat carrying explosives in the Strait of Hormuz, causing a fire in the engine room.
The government's press office declared it would support Gyurov and remove Rumen Radev.
A convoy delivered supplies overnight to Oleshky, a city in southern Ukraine under Russian control, carrying food and medical consumables.
Medical professionals in 22 countries are planning a strike on Friday to protest the war and the use of weapons, according to organizers.
Paris police have issued a ban on protests in the capital city scheduled for Friday, affecting the 'Yellow Vest' movement.
Nikola Tsolov is set to make his Formula 1 debut during the Bulgarian Grand Prix.