More Ambitious Administrative Reform Needed Beyond Vacant Positions ↗
Front page leadA more ambitious administrative reform is necessary, as simply filling vacant positions will not be sufficient to achieve the desired changes.
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The Dnevnik front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on Bulgarian politics and society. Key stories include discussions on administrative reform, parliamentary sessions, and political opposition to government plans. There's also coverage of a major traffic…
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Live: National Assembly Session Underway ↗
A live update on the ongoing session of the Bulgarian National Assembly.
Opposition Opposes Ruling Plan on Personal Assistant Contracts ↗
The opposition has voiced its disagreement with a government plan to terminate contracts for personal assistants.
Terziev's Second Term on Agenda, Gurov's Candidacy Could Be a Reserve ↗
A second term for Terziev is being considered, with the possibility that Gurov's candidacy might serve as a backup.
'You Can See Everything' and Ten More Films to Watch at Kinomania ↗
'You Can See Everything' is among ten films recommended for viewing at the 'Kinomania' festival.
Genoveva Petrova to Dnevnik: Right-Wing Voters Compromised, Leaders Refuse ↗
Genoveva Petrova states that right-wing voters made compromises that their leaders are unwilling to.
Administrative Reform, Depleting Trust, and 'Kinomania' ↗
A summary discussing administrative reform, declining trust, and the 'Kinomania' film festival.
Message from Turkey to the World: Save Climate to Strengthen Economy ↗
Turkey conveys a message to the world, emphasizing the need to save the climate to bolster the economy.
Sofia to Receive 282 Million Euros for Transport and Infrastructure ↗
Sofia will receive 282 million euros in non-repayable EU funding for urban transport and infrastructure, following an agreement.
Dinko Vulev Fined 8 Thousand Euros for Repatriation ↗
Dinko Vulev has been fined 8 thousand euros for repatriation, a process reportedly carried out without charge.
Bulgargaz Requests Extension for Gas Price Cap Until March 2027 ↗
Bulgargaz has requested an extension of the gas price cap until March 2027, having already submitted a request to the energy regulator.
Victims of 'Trakia' Chain Collisions Rise to 12 ↗
The number of victims from the chain collisions on the 'Trakia' highway has reached 12, with the latest incident occurring in Sliven.
Initiative 'I Choose Bulgaria' Attracts 1600 Bulgarians from Abroad ↗
The 'I Choose Bulgaria' initiative has attracted 1600 Bulgarians from abroad who have found work or started businesses.
Second Suspect Detained in Ilian Filev Murder Case ↗
A second suspect has been detained in connection with the murder of Ilian Filev, with the Plovdiv prosecution announcing the charges.
Brother of Former Hungarian PM Viktor Orban Remains Under Arrest ↗
The brother of former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban is to remain under arrest pending further investigation.
Swiftness of 'Trakia' Chain Collision Version Questioned ↗
Questions are being raised about the speed at which information emerged regarding the chain collisions on the 'Trakia' highway.
Sweden Reintroduces Border Controls on Schengen Borders ↗
Sweden has reinstated border controls on its Schengen borders, with checks expected to last for six months starting December 12.
Projection of Film 'Wild Donkey' at the National Palace of Culture ↗
The film 'Wild Donkey' will be screened at the National Palace of Culture as part of the festival's 40th-anniversary celebration.
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