Typhoon Inday and an enhanced habagat (southwest monsoon) have caused widespread disruption across the Philippines, leading to fatal landslides, halted sea travel, flight cancellations, and class suspensions. Multiple provinces have reported casualties and significant damage from the severe weather.
Hungary has officially joined the European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO), a move aimed at unlocking European funds and strengthening the fight against corruption. This decision comes as several countries in the region face ongoing investigations and legal actions related to corruption and misuse of public funds.
Patients at Bajcsy-Zsilinszky Hospital's emergency department in Hungary are waiting in air-conditioned military tents. This temporary measure is in place while a new CT scanner is being installed at the facility.
A torture trial at the Vienna Criminal Court is addressing the question of how the rule of law can counter totalitarian systems, examining the legal state's response to such regimes.
Several groups of residents in Portugal have successfully contested and prevented development projects that would have negatively impacted their lives, demonstrating instances of citizen victories.
A veterinarian in Greece is facing prosecution for alleged animal torture and performing unauthorized surgical procedures in an unlicensed facility that reportedly failed to meet animal welfare standards.
The Hungarian government has allocated an additional 821 million forints to prevent environmental damage at the Dunaferr steelworks, following a previous funding round in May.
Bulgarian National Television reported record viewership for the FIFA World Cup 2026 matches broadcast on BNT 1 and BNT 3, with high interest noted up to the end of the round of 16.
According to its executive director, the Hungarian Maltese Charity Service is facing a severe crisis, attributed to the ongoing conflict between the European Union and the previous Hungarian government.
A selection of daily Sudoku puzzles, including standard, Smart, and Squiggly variations, have been released. The puzzles range in difficulty from medium to extremely difficult.
The Italian Ambassador to Hungary, Giuseppe Scognamiglio, paid a courtesy call on the new Hungarian Minister of the Interior, Gábor Pósfai, highlighting excellent relations between the two countries.
Radan Kanev suggests that Bulgarian President Rumen Radev could consolidate power similar to Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic, following a model potentially influenced by Moscow.
Hungarian lawyer György Magyar stated that police action against Szakács István should be considered an overreaction, arguing that it constitutes freedom of expression rather than a terrorist act and that proceedings should be dropped.
Serbian MP Vladimir Pajić of the Movement of Free Citizens stated after a visit to Strasbourg that the ruling progressive party is clearly corrupt and authoritarian to everyone in the European Parliament.
Cyprus's Agriculture Minister Maria Panayiotou met with potato growers to address securing an adequate water supply for potato crops, with the issue to be taken up with the Water Development Department.
A Hungarian minister has clarified the situation regarding MiG-29 parts that were thought to be missing from Kecskemét, with police confirming that no theft occurred.
Hours after a truck caused a fatal accident on the Trakia highway, killing one person and injuring two others, the Bulgarian Road Agency announced a temporary ban on trucks from 5 PM to 11 PM today.
In Bulgaria, half of all sentences in 2025 are projected to be for transport-related crimes and drug offenses. The article highlights recent fatal accidents, including a bus crash and another incident resulting in three deaths.
The Higher Court in Subotica has ordered the detention of two individuals arrested on the Serbian-Hungarian border, who German newspaper Bild reported to be Russian agents.
Actress Maria Konstantaki shared epic football answers, delightful blunders, and non-stop laughter on Allwyn Game Time, clarifying her viewership of the World Cup.
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Welsh singer Bonnie Tyler, best known for her hit 'Total Eclipse of the Heart,' has died at the age of 75. Tributes from celebrities like Catherine Zeta-Jones and fans worldwide have poured in, remembering her powerful, raspy voice and enduring musical legacy.
Pasta available in Hungary is confirmed safe for consumption, despite its manufacturer detecting salmonella contamination in products sold abroad, with Hungarian distributors confirming their products are unaffected.
The Serbian public enterprise Srbijavode has commissioned a General Project for the regulation of the Nišava River's flow from its mouth to the Bulgarian border, aimed at preparing technical documentation.
Hungarian police are investigating two individuals on suspicion of hooliganism following an incident where two men attacked 'dog party' protesters before Viktor Orbán's campaign event in Veszprém. Both suspects have reportedly filed complaints against the charges.
Rectors in Bulgaria are planning to establish a new organization called the Council of Rectors, parallel to the existing decades-old association, which critics say aims to erase the sole guarantor of academic autonomy.
EU finance ministers have confirmed the initiation of an excessive deficit procedure for Bulgaria. The EU Council will decide whether to formally begin the procedure against the country.
Bulgarian mines are reportedly sustained by loans from the Bulgarian Energy Holding (BEH), a situation likened to living off quick loans. This financial dependency raises concerns about the long-term sustainability and economic health of the coal industry.
Veterinarians have identified seven dog breeds known for their calm demeanor and adaptability, making them suitable companions for various daily situations.
Lidl Bulgaria announced plans to expand its 'Farmer's Markets' initiative to achieve national coverage, reaching all 28 administrative regions of the country by the end of the year.
Reports from Hungarian villages indicate strong support for the Fidesz party in recent elections, with some voters citing security concerns and war fears as reasons for their loyalty, despite growing visibility of opposition figures like Péter Magyar.
Less than three months after his landslide election victory, Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar is rapidly reforming state institutions, aiming to dismantle the political system built by Viktor Orbán over many years.
According to Istat, the Italian productive system is expected to see a widespread reduction in business profit margins by early 2026, primarily due to significant increases in variable costs despite rising sales prices.
Avi Benlolo criticizes Rahm Emanuel for what he describes as 'self-righteous finger wagging' at Israel, after Emanuel accused Israel of being a 'pariah'.
Ukrainian drone attacks have targeted and ignited fires at several Russian energy facilities, including one of the largest oil refineries in southern Russia and a key maritime port. These strikes are part of an escalating series of attacks on Russian energy infrastructure.
Despite promoting the event on social media, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban did not appear or speak at the "Stop Arbitrariness" protest organized by Peter Magyar's supporters.
IKD "University Press - Izdanja Magistrat" Sarajevo has published Neven Anđelić's new book, "Interbellum: The World Between the Hypocrisy of Democracy and the Tyranny of Authoritarianism," in its POLITIKON series.
A group of Hungarian Holocaust survivors has been engaged in a decade-long legal battle to have American courts hear their lawsuit against Hungary’s national railroad for its alleged role in atrocities.
The future of Hungarian webshops is expected to be transformed by "mind-reading" artificial intelligence algorithms, which aim to anticipate customer needs. This advanced AI is poised to fundamentally change the online shopping experience.
Bulgaria's General Directorate for Combating Organized Crime (GDBOP) is investigating Delyan Peevski, leader of the DPS party and sanctioned under the Magnitsky Act, for alleged influence peddling and undeclared financial transfers.
The state-owned "Mini Maritsa-East" coal mines reported a net loss of 253 million BGN in 2025, slightly less than the 270 million BGN loss in 2024, indicating significant financial difficulties.
Bulgaria's current government is initiating an energy reform to address numerous problems in the sector, specifically focusing on the separation of the 'Maritsa East 2 TPP' and 'Maritsa East Mines' companies.
An Idea Institute survey shows that 63 percent of Hungarians have a positive view of Péter Magyar's government's performance so far, and the proportion of those who believe things are going in the right direction in Hungary has also increased.
Ariana Grande impersonator Paige Niemann stated she felt 'misled' by a direct message she received from the pop star. The authenticity of the DM was confirmed, leading to Niemann's public comments on the interaction.
West Africa's largest airline, Air Peace, has completed the fourth phase of its humanitarian evacuation operation from South Africa. In collaboration with the Federal Government, the airline safely brought home another 284 Nigerians, bringing the total to 1,085.
An astrological forecast suggests that individuals born under the Sagittarius sign will experience a special wave of energy today, opening doors to new opportunities.
Maria Antoniou posted a lengthy message on Instagram, discussing the difficulties she has faced, the loss of her mother, and the lessons she has learned throughout her life. She emphasized not letting others' negativity alter her true self.
With summer encouraging more families to spend weekends outdoors, Beata Nicholson offers advice on packing a well-thought-out family backpack for hikes and excursions to ensure a chaos-free lunch experience.
Zsolt Baumgartner, Hungary's only F1 driver, was present for the unboxing of a massive, drivable Lego replica of a Ferrari F1 car, expressing his amazement despite being a Verstappen fan.
Humanitarian groups are investigating how artificial intelligence can enhance their operations, from using remote-controlled trucks for aid delivery in dangerous areas to analyzing mobile data for mass displacement detection.
Petya Rusinova, a Senior Manager for Payment Solutions at Visa, is highlighted as an expert in digital payments, contributing to the development of next-generation consumer payment solutions in Bulgaria and Croatia.
Montenegro is forecast to experience sunny weather today, with temperatures reaching up to 35 degrees Celsius. Some weak, and occasionally moderate, cloud development is expected in the north, with light to moderate variable winds.
Experts are closely watching the Hungarian government amidst a severe cadre shortage, questioning recent appointments from old cadres despite campaign promises to dismantle the Orbán system.
Bulgaria's Minister of Interior announced that MP Delyan Peevski and Constitutional Court judge Desislava Atanasova traveled to Turkey on a private jet.
A Bulgarian business newsletter provides a daily overview of important news, including the expansion of the Kalotina border crossing and the uncertain future of NATO. Subscribers receive this digest in their inboxes every morning.
A Bulgarian article discusses the dual reality of the Maritsa East basin, where the 'Maritsa East Mines' are financed by short-term loans and the 'Maritsa East 2 TPP' struggles in the market despite its systemic importance. Decisions regarding coal are becoming increasingly difficult.
While Hungary has caught up with Austria in terms of expressway length, the condition of main and secondary roads is dire, with insufficient funding allocated in recent years.
The Republic Hydrometeorological Institute announced that Friday will be mostly sunny with some cloud development. The weekend is expected to bring variably cloudy and warm weather with sunny intervals.
A Bulgarian movie listing for 'Evil Dead: Incineration' provides details on its screenwriters, producers, and cast, including Suheyla Yacoub, Thandi Wright, and Hunter Doohan.
Experts including Mariana Mazzucato, Francesc Torralba, Michael Ignatieff, Cristina Monge, Nazareth Castellanos, and Salman Rushdie agree on the vital need for optimism in a world perceived to be in ruins, equating it to the necessity of oxygen.
The Hungarian government has filed a complaint regarding the National Media and Infocommunications Authority (NMHH) paying 31.2 billion for data deletion codes, with suspicions that the authority paid for codes that were never even used.
The Hungarian government has allocated an additional 821 million forints to prevent environmental damage at the Dunaferr steelworks, citing public interest in industrial safety.
Patients arriving at the emergency room of Bajcsy-Zsilinszky Hospital in Hungary were seen waiting on outdoor benches, prompting the setup of an air-conditioned military tent as a temporary waiting area.
Slovakia is forecast to experience variable weather over the weekend, with showers and isolated thunderstorms, particularly in the eastern regions, according to the latest prognosis from SHMÚ meteorologists.
Iceland's foreign minister acknowledges opposition from some European parliamentarians regarding Iceland's permanent exemption from the EU's common fisheries policy, though she notes this is not the message from member state leaders.
Bon Arrive Ltd, distributors of Holy Mosquito Spray, has donated 8,400 sprays and coils valued at GHS 100,000 to four municipal assemblies in Ghana's Greater Accra Region to aid communities affected by floods and prevent malaria.
Moldova's weekend weather forecast predicts temperatures up to +28°C during the day and +10°C at night, with variable cloudiness and scattered thunderstorms expected in the afternoon.
The Hungarian government has unblocked approximately ten thousand users from its official Facebook page. This decision has led to a surge of comments and renewed activity on the page.
A farewell ceremony for the late Lithuanian poet Aidas Marčėnas was held in Vilnius, attended by many prominent figures. Friends, colleagues, and admirers gathered to pay their last respects to the esteemed poet.
Zoltán Tarr stated that the functioning of Reformed congregations in Hungary has become similar to how it was during the communist era, while a minister noted that politics isn't Christian just by constantly talking about a Christian Hungary.
ElvalHalcor is emphasizing its role in shaping the metals of a new era and creating value for both the present and future. This focus comes as export growth in Bulgaria, while still positive at 7.8% year-on-year in May, shows signs of industrial slowdown.
Hungarian civil organizations have drafted a climate law proposal, including recommendations for climate-friendly VAT, building restrictions, and mandatory corporate transition to prepare the country for climate change.
An exhibition at the Kieselbach Gallery, running until July 18, showcases artworks of Budapest by Hungarian painters, reflecting the city's contrasting perception: praised by foreigners but often criticized by its own residents.
Stamatis Kraounakis made a live appearance from his home on the final episode of Maria Iliaki and Krateros Katsoulis' show, engaging in a discussion with the hosts using his characteristic aggressive humor.
Ádám Szeleczky has been appointed as the interim channel director of Duna, a significant leadership change for the Hungarian television channel. This temporary appointment will guide Duna's operations during a transitional period.
Vladimir Pajić, an MP from the Movement of Free Citizens (PSG), stated after a visit to Strasbourg that it is clear to everyone in the European Parliament that the Serbian Progressive Party government is corrupt and authoritarian, lacking democratic and European values.
An internal investigation by the Hungarian Ministry of Defense concluded that no parts were stolen from MiG-29 fighter jets in Kecskemét, despite previous leadership being aware of the situation.
A 66-year-old veterinarian has been arrested in Thessaloniki and faces felony charges for performing surgical procedures on animals in an unlicensed and unsuitable facility. Authorities discovered the illegal operating space where the surgeries were taking place.
The Ombudsman institution in Serbia announced it has launched a control procedure into the work of the Ministry of Health and the Provincial Secretariat for Health following the death of a woman after falling from a stretcher.
Reports from Bulgarian intelligence services to parliament reveal that Delyan Peevski has taken 181 charter flights on private airlines over the past eight years, with travel costs exceeding 1.8 million euros. Some of these trips were reportedly paid for by a law firm.
Funds have been secured for the repair of the emergency center in Petrich, Bulgaria, but the renovation work has not progressed, despite the minister's tour.
Police in Ochota, Poland, arrested a 48-year-old man and a 28-year-old woman who attempted to defraud a law firm of 58,000 zlotys using a forged notarial deed to obtain a loan.
Hungarian actor Szabó-Kimmel Tamás has been invited back to public media after a decade, following his removal from a blacklist of individuals read out in parliament.
Veterinarians are issuing a warning about wild barley, also known as meadow fescue, stating that this common grass can be fatal for dogs. Pet owners are advised to be cautious.
The social security budget, exceeding €5.256 billion, which is over €412 million more than for 2025, has passed its first reading in the Bulgarian parliament.
Maria Syrengela has filed a complaint against Zoe Konstantopoulou with the Ethics Committee. Syrengela stated that Konstantopoulou will soon have a 'rendezvous with the truth'.
Maria Grazia Chiuri presented her inaugural haute couture collection for Fendi, paying tribute to Karl Lagerfeld in her first major showing since becoming the Italian fashion house's creative director.
The regional police department in Sofia honored five volunteers from Godech for their bravery and crucial role in rescuing two injured individuals near Kom Peak.
Boeing's 737 MAX 7, the smallest variant of its MAX family, is reportedly close to receiving certification from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). This marks a significant step for the aircraft manufacturer.
IKEA employees in Hungary are considering a strike, partly due to two years of missed wage increases, as the company's Hungarian subsidiary reportedly failed to keep pace with national wage dynamics.
Maria Iliaki and Krateros Katsoulis bid farewell to viewers as their show 'Noris-Noris' concluded its season on ERT, thanking contributors and promising a future reunion.
Hungarian police have acknowledged that they unlawfully and disproportionately used physical force, handcuffs, and gas spray against a man who was filming them during an arrest in Angyalföld last summer.
Maria Grazia Chiuri returned to her city of birth for Fendi's haute couture show, presenting a collection inspired by kimono shapes and body draping, reflecting cultural and political themes.
The Political Secretariat of SYRIZA convened at Koumoundourou with key figures like Polakis, Pappas, and Dourou in attendance. The meeting aimed to address internal divisions and discuss the party's future political direction.
The Agency for State Technological Reform (ARTE) has denied responsibility for opening applications for the salary award program, which aims to refund tuition fees to young workers, stating that applications have not been open since 2024.
Three Gripen fighter jets will take off from Kecskemét, Hungary, on Saturday morning to fly over Heroes' Square in Budapest. Residents should not be surprised if their windows rattle.
Stefan Pejović has traveled the world providing humanitarian aid, witnessing the profound suffering of children in war-torn and crisis-stricken regions.
Papp Réka Kinga discusses Hungary's significant budget deficit and overspending, suggesting that the Tisza party will need to implement sustainable tax policies, which may require some citizens to pay more.
The deadline for cybersecurity audits in Hungary passed at the end of June, with authorities beginning to process results, though many companies remain unaware of their obligation and face potential fines of up to 150 million forints for non-compliance.
The myth of Orbán's infallibility is slowly crumbling, but fear of war and migrants persists in the most Fidesz-leaning villages, particularly in disadvantaged communities in Borsod and Somogy counties. Residents anticipate the war's impact by October.
Bulgaria's Regional Minister announced that the detailed development plan for the first section of the Sofia Ring Road, between Buxton Blvd and Tsar Boris III Blvd, will be approved within one month.
During the trial for the murder of Charlie Kirk, Tyler Robinson's former roommate testified in court, recounting an alleged confession where Robinson expressed regret for the shooting. This testimony included details from an interview played in court, where Robinson reportedly stated he wished he hadn't committed the act.
India is enhancing its deep and precise strike capabilities without fighter jets, demonstrated by Operation Sindoor and the evolution of the Pinaka rocket system to hit targets up to 120 kilometers away, with new variants like the Long Range Guided Rocket.
András Kármán announced that the Hungarian government's 3,600 billion forint plan is expected to be approved, with funds allocated for important goals aligned with economic policy, despite tight deadlines.
The Bulgarian real estate market continues to worsen, with a decline in transactions that began in the last quarter of 2025 persisting into the first quarter of 2026, where the number of deals decreased by 15.5% year-on-year.
Hungarian actor Gábor Reviczky has announced that his cancer has returned, developing in a new location. This marks a recurrence of his previous cancer diagnosis.
Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado is reportedly eager to return to her earthquake-ravaged country, but faces obstacles from both the government in Caracas and the administration in Washington. Despite being a Nobel Peace Prize laureate, her return appears unwelcome by key political players.
The European Union's 21st package of sanctions against Russia, which notably excludes Patriarch Kirill, is expected to be approved on July 13. The package is anticipated to be a diluted version with many compromises.
Bulgaria's Road Infrastructure Agency is restricting the movement of trucks over 12 tons on the Struma highway and through the Kresna Gorge, specifically between Simitli and Kresna, to ease weekend traffic towards Greece and Southwestern Bulgaria.
Hungarian public media initiated a transformation by displaying a black screen with an apology for years of lying, marking a new phase for the country's media landscape.
The new marketing and sales manager for the 'Electrification' division at ABB Bulgaria discusses their goals and priorities for the Bulgarian market, coinciding with a dynamic period for the sector.
The President of the Council, Gorica Vukićević, confirmed that the Secretariat for Culture issued a warning to suspend a proposed name change, citing potential criminal risks, with a session scheduled to inform members of the directive.
Bulgarian singer Dara Ekimova discusses her new album 'Setiva' and her summer playlist in an interview, highlighting how a previous song changed her life.
The Bulgarian Parliament is scheduled to discuss the budgets for healthcare and pensions today, with the social insurance budget including provisions for increased minimum insurance thresholds.
A demonstration against 'Tisza's tyranny' in front of the Sándor Palace in Hungary revealed Fidesz's ongoing struggles to find direction after a catastrophic election defeat. Despite mobilizing thousands, the party lacks a clear message.
This article provides a daily overview of important events, including parliamentary votes on state social security and national health insurance budgets in Bulgaria, and a meeting in Brussels.
Indian brand Noise has launched the REP Band, a new screenless fitness tracker designed to monitor heart rate variability (HRV), stress levels, and sleep patterns.
Thousands of Hungarians have taken to the streets in support of President Tamás Sulyok, following calls from Viktor Orbán, as the new center-right government plans to remove Sulyok through a constitutional amendment.
A Bulgarian movie listing for 'Moana' (titled 'Brave Vaiana') confirms a 2026 release for the live-action adaptation, starring Catherine Laga'aia and Dwayne Johnson.
Despite its self-proclaimed 'pacifist' stance, the Spanish government has significantly increased its arms spending, which now accounts for a third of the Defense budget. This represents an annual increase of 8 billion euros compared to the last government led by Mariano Rajoy, quadrupling the investment in weaponry.
The European Commission is exploring options, including a full or partial ban, on imports from illegal Israeli settlements. This move comes as the EU considers new sanctions against Israel.
Prokuratura Regionalna w Białymstoku skierowała w czwartek do sądu w Krakowie akt oskarżenia wobec byłego prezesa NIK Mariana B. i dwóch innych osób w związku z m.in.
Hungary's government considers the climate law draft proposed by civil organizations to be a significant help, with the deputy state secretary for climate policy stating that incorporating more of its parts will improve the ministry's text.
Ciprian Ciucu, a PNL leader, previously believed that liberals would quickly leave the government and hinted that President Nicușor Dan had decided on a prime minister candidate.
Bulgarian Regional Minister Ivan Shishkov stated that the problem with road accidents, particularly those involving trucks breaking through guardrails, lies with the attitude of truck drivers, not the guardrails themselves.
The United Nations has raised concerns that at least one million women and girls have lost access to humanitarian support over the past 18 months due to significant funding cuts, leaving many without vital assistance.
Pundit Mark Clattenburg expresses concern that Italian referee Maurizio Mariani's potential appointment for the 2026 World Cup Final would be met with public disapproval.
Russia's Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova denied reports that the country is drafting legislation to introduce exit visas to restrict travel to NATO countries.
Volkswagen has postponed plant closures but is moving forward with a significant industrial restructuring plan, including strong cuts to its product range, variants, and production capacity by 2030.
Veterinarians in the Semily region of the Czech Republic seized nine head of cattle from a farmer due to severe animal cruelty, including animals permanently chained with chains growing into their neck muscles.
An Israeli soldier reportedly killed Ahmad Esleem, a humanitarian aid truck driver, after his vehicle broke down and drivers were approached by soldiers; the IDF claims drivers did not follow protocol.
A Medián poll indicates that 83% of Hungarians are satisfied with the content of Péter Magyar's parliamentary speeches. Even a third of Fidesz supporters reportedly view his speeches positively.
Silicon Valley's long-held ideal of an egalitarian utopia is being challenged, with Meta Platforms now seen as a prime example of a 'K-shaped company' where hierarchy and power dynamics are more complex than perceived.
Vladimir Pajić, an MP from the Movement of Free Citizens (PSG), stated after a visit to Strasbourg that it is clear to everyone in the European Parliament that the Serbian Progressive Party's government is corrupt and authoritarian, lacking democratic values.
A quinquagenarian woman, previously convicted multiple times for theft, faces further legal action, attributing her shoplifting to an alcohol addiction.
Some Hungarian municipalities are keen to regain responsibility for school maintenance, while others are not, making it a crucial point in educational reforms aimed at decentralizing the current system.
Hungarian author László Krasznahorkai has stated he was 'profoundly embarrassed' by receiving the Nobel Prize in Literature. He emphasized the power of imagination ignited by reading.
Police have closed the investigation into the disappearance of MiG-29 fighter jet parts from a military air base in Kecskemét, Hungary, concluding that no criminal offence had been committed. The decision leaves several questions unanswered.
Lithuanian parliamentarians are proposing changes to migrant deportation procedures, arguing it would prevent a surge in crime, although experts have criticized the proposals as unfounded.
Maria Karagianni, a survivor of the Marfin bank tragedy 16 years ago, spoke out with a trembling voice, expressing her hope that the true perpetrators of the incident will be brought to justice.
Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar announced the unblocking of billions of euros from EU funds, signaling improved relations with Brussels. This comes as support for Orban's Fidesz party declines, while Magyar's Tisza party continues to expand its base of supporters.
Russian anti-war activist Ariadna Litvinova was deported from Turkey due to lacking proper documents and was immediately detained upon arrival in Russia on charges of 'discrediting' the army.
The Hungarian President issued a statement warning that Amendment 17 to the Fundamental Law leads to a concentration of power rather than separation, and to arbitrariness instead of restoring the rule of law.
A surgeon, Donatas Danys, discusses obesity as a rapidly spreading chronic disease, explaining that while many believe willpower alone can manage weight, the reality is far more complex, sometimes requiring surgical intervention.
Pető Péter, the current editor-in-chief of the Hungarian news portal 24.hu, is stepping down from his role to take on new responsibilities within the Central Médiacsoport. A new editor-in-chief will be appointed to lead the publication.
Bulgaria's Minister of Tourism, Ilin Dimitrov, is developing a 'Marshall Plan' to attract German tourists back for summer vacations, involving more flights, stronger advertising, and specific actions. The plan was discussed with German Ambassador Irene Plank.
Professor Eliza Stefanova has been elected as the new rector of Sofia University "St. Kliment Ohridski," making her the first woman to lead Bulgaria's oldest university in its 137-year history.
The 'Democratic Bulgaria' party has accused the State Agency for National Security (DANS) of failing to cooperate and selectively providing information regarding the previous management of the health insurance fund.
A new South London music trio, Stolen Velour, Floco, and Aria SL, known for their blend of classical vocals, violin, and clubby production, have released new tracks, born from their shared living space.
Rheinmetall has issued a very brief comment regarding news of problems with its factory project in Bulgaria, stating that they currently have no new information on the matter.
Simon Konttas's novel 'Nebel über den Feldern' introduces readers to the somber province of Finland, exploring themes within the world's happiest country.
Following the death of legendary singer Bonnie Tyler, Hungarian musician ByeAlex shared a story from the Eurovision Song Contest where they both represented their respective countries. Tyler had personally sung to ByeAlex and called him a hero.
Στα κεντρικά του ΣΥΡΙΖΑ επί της Κουμουνδούρου έφτασαν στις 12 το μεσημέρι ο Παύλος Πολάκης και ο Νίκος Παππάς, στον απόηχο των ραγδαίων εξελίξεων για το κόμμα, μετά την παραίτηση του Σωκράτη…
Speculation has arisen regarding a potential meeting between Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban and Polish Law and Justice party leader Jarosław Kaczyński. Both Fidesz and PiS officials have commented on the possibility of such a visit to Poland.
In May, overnight stays in Bulgarian hotels slightly increased year-on-year, with an almost equal number of Bulgarian and foreign guests, while revenues saw double-digit growth.
The Volkswagen Group is planning to significantly streamline its model range and reduce variants across brands like VW, Audi, Seat, and Porsche as part of drastic cost-cutting measures.
Bulgaria's industrial production has shrunk by 4.8% year-on-year, with significant declines in mining (33%) and manufacturing (3.9%), according to data from the National Statistical Institute.
Young adults in Transylvania and Budapest are navigating the complexities of financial dependence on their parents, who often cover rent and provide food. This situation highlights the mix of gratitude, shame, and security felt amidst rising rental prices and entry-level salaries.
Bulgaria faces a crisis of trust, with historical lies surrounding the Chernobyl disaster's effects and ongoing pollution issues in Gălăbovo highlighting a persistent problem with environmental transparency and public health.
Iida-Maria, a 14-year-old from Rovaniemi, traveled to Helsinki for a summer job at the Helsinki Cup, highlighting the hundreds of young people working at the tournament.
Railway circulation on the Florence Campo di Marte-Florence Rifredi and Florence Campo di Marte-Florence Santa Maria Novella routes resumed regularly at 4 AM on Friday, July 10, following an earlier disruption.
Bulgaria is reportedly failing in its just energy transition, directly impacting over 12,000 people in Stara Zagora, Kyustendil, and Pernik, despite a dedicated program with nearly 1.4 billion euros in resources.
A former head of the healthcare sector at Bulgaria's State Agency for National Security (DANS), Yasen Tokuschiev, has spoken out about corruption within the sector, confirming the existence of schemes for exporting oncology drugs.
Prosecutor Lukas Krivickas discussed the charges against Justina Sadauskienė's father, while the suspect's lawyer, Stanislovas Butkevičius, urged not to interfere with the court proceedings.
Three zebras died from cold on the Hatvanpuszta estate, which is associated with Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's inner circle, sparking political controversy. Orbán has denied ownership of the luxury property.
An audit at the Supreme Audit Office (NIK) revealed that its former president, Marian Banaś, spent nearly 270,000 PLN on legal opinions from external law firms, some reportedly for his personal needs.
Cyprus is expecting largely sunny weather with a possibility of rain in the mountains, while Moldova forecasts variable skies and rain for Friday, July 10th. Both regions anticipate mixed weather conditions.
Aleksandar Vučić is reportedly not concerned with progress in European integration, partly due to his authoritarian rule and because EU integration is not a key electoral asset for his voters.
The Customs Division of the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) has clarified that imported vehicles of the same make, model, and year may incur different import duties due to variations in their specifications and features.
Bulgarian law specifies that 18 positions within the state administration, including members of the Constitutional Court, are entitled to hold a diplomatic passport.
Bulgarian citizens abroad are experiencing significant difficulties and delays when attempting to obtain new personal identification cards through the state's electronic administrative services, despite the theoretical aim of saving time and bureaucracy.
A Bulgarian article discusses Italy's political landscape, traditionally dominated by strong male figures, and highlights the emergence of female leaders. It suggests that the 'Italian brothers' are, in fact, 'sisters' in the current political climate.
"Fast News" is a section where "Dnevnik" provides real-time updates on the most important events from Bulgaria and around the world, curated by an editorial team.
Over three years, Spain's Ministry of Agriculture has sanctioned major distributors like El Corte Inglés, Dia, and Carrefour under the food chain law, issuing more than 460 penalties. However, the majority of these fines have been levied against supplier companies, with supermarkets accounting for only 5% of the sanctions.
According to the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), since 2023 there have been “over 5,330 settler attacks resulting in casualties, property damage or both.”
An opinion piece argues that governments and the media should re-evaluate their relationship, moving away from an adversarial dynamic towards a partnership. The author suggests this shift is crucial for effective communication and public service.
Marian Banaś, the former head of Poland's Supreme Audit Office (NIK), has been formally indicted. The charges against him have not been specified in detail.
The cigarette-filled pineapples were transported in a truck carrying a shipment purchased by an Israeli company, intended to reach the Kerem Shalom Crossing as part of humanitarian aid.
