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The main news on Dnevnik focuses on the Bulgarian presidential elections, with reports on issues with voting machines and allegations of vote buying. Other top stories cover the potential impact of gas prices on Bulgaria's economy, the selection process for the new judicial council, and weather…
Problems with voting machines and initial claims of vote buying are reported during the presidential election in Bulgaria. Candidates express their hopes for the future and contrast their platforms.
Presidential candidate Andrey Gyurov states that today's vote is an opportunity to choose the future and not the past, framing the election as a choice for a stable and European Bulgaria.
Political leader Kostadin Kostadinov states that for the first time he voted against a candidate, rather than for one, indicating a shift in his political stance during the election.
Candidate Kandev states that the vote was for a true and new Bulgaria within a strong Europe, with the vice presidential candidate also expressing a vote for progress.
Information is provided on how to follow the results of the 2026 presidential runoff election throughout the day, with updates on voting machine issues and candidate statements.
Economist Kaloyan Staykov suggests that even if gas prices increase in Bulgaria, they will remain cheaper than the current stock market prices.
The candidates for the new Supreme Judicial Council (VSS) have made various promises, touching on issues from the appointment of judges to the controversial wiretapping of officials.
The weather forecast for November in Bulgaria predicts significant temperature variations, ranging from -7 to 25 degrees Celsius, with the possibility of the first snowfall.
Russia is reportedly selling gold at a pace not seen since the 1998 financial crisis, indicating significant economic activity or policy.
A photo gallery showcases Dnevnik's selection of the best photographs published during October 2026, covering various events and themes.
An analysis by the Institute for Market Economics discusses the trends, seasonality, and economic impact of workers from third countries in Bulgaria.
