Daniel Valchev, Dean of the Faculty of Law at Sofia University, has announced he will not run for president, significantly altering the political landscape. Concurrently, speculation is mounting regarding Andrey Gyurov's potential candidacy, with Member of the National Assembly Asen Vasilev predicting he will be the next president. Observers are also analyzing the implications for incumbent President Iliana Iotova's chances in the upcoming October 25 election.

Mediapool: Daniel Valchev Will Not Participate in Presidential Elections

The article reports that Daniel Valchev has announced he will not run for president, sparking discussions about potential candidates and the political landscape.

Sega: Daniel Vulchev will not be a presidential candidate

Daniel Vulchev has stated that he will not be running as a candidate for president.

OFFNews: Daniel Valchev will not be a candidate for president

Daniel Valchev, a prominent political figure, has announced that he will not be running for president.

Dnevnik: When Andrey Gyurov Will Announce His Candidacy for President

This article speculates on when Andrey Gyurov will officially announce his candidacy for the Bulgarian presidency, discussing the political landscape and the implications of his potential run.

Dnevnik: What Do the Elections So Far Tell Us About Iotova's Chances?

An analysis of recent election results and their implications for the chances of Iotova in future presidential elections in Bulgaria.

Dnevnik: Asen Vasilev: Andrey Gyurov Will Be the Next President of Bulgaria

A statement from Asen Vasilev predicting that Andrey Gyurov is set to become the next president of Bulgaria, highlighting political predictions.

The Bulgarian prosecution has been ordered to pay compensation for its refusal to perform its duties. In a separate but related case, the Prosecutor's Office has also been ordered to pay over 150,000 Bulgarian leva in damages for a new Audi that was confiscated and subsequently returned in a damaged state.

Sega: Prosecution ordered to pay damages for refusal to work

The Bulgarian prosecution has been ordered to pay compensation due to its refusal to perform its duties, as reported by Sega.bg.

OFFNews: Prosecutor's Office ordered to pay over 150,000 BGN for confiscated new Audi…

The Prosecutor's Office has been ordered to pay over 150,000 Bulgarian leva in compensation for a brand new Audi that was confiscated but returned in a damaged state.

Investigative platform Bird.bg reports that a US agency has confirmed allegations of businessman Vasil Bozhkov bribing former Prime Minister Boyko Borissov. In a related development, Borissov, currently a Member of the National Assembly, commented on a potential Rheinmetall factory, suggesting that its inability to facilitate corrupt dealings might be a reason for its absence.

Mediapool: Bird.bg: US Service Confirmed Bozhkov Bribed Borissov

Investigative journalism platform Bird.bg reports that a US agency has confirmed allegations of Vasil Bozhkov bribing Boyko Borissov.

Mediapool: Borissov: The Only Problem with Rheinmetall is You Can't Take a Bribe, Hence…

Boyko Borissov commented on the potential Rheinmetall factory, suggesting that its inability to facilitate corrupt dealings is a reason for its potential absence.

Bulgaria has received approximately 900 million euros through the EU's Recovery and Resilience Facility. Concurrently, there has been a significant personnel change in the energy sector, with Vladimir Malinov, currently the Minister of Energy, being dismissed from his previous role as head of Bulgargaz.

Capital: Business Breakfast: Bulgaria Receives €900M from EU Recovery Fund; Bulgargaz…

Bulgaria has received approximately 900 million euros through the Recovery and Resilience Facility, and the head of Bulgargaz, Vladimir Malinov, has been dismissed.

Large parts of the capital, Sofia, are experiencing a disruption in hot water supply, affecting subscribers of TETS Sofia.

OFFNews: Hot water supply stopped in large parts of the capital, TETS Sofia subscribers…

A disruption in hot water supply is affecting a significant portion of Sofia, leaving subscribers of TETS Sofia without heating.

Despite a drop in international oil prices following the postponement of a potential strike against Iran, fuel costs in Bulgaria are increasing.

OFFNews: Oil prices fall after postponement of strike against Iran, but fuel prices in…

Oil prices have decreased following the delay of a potential strike against Iran, however, fuel costs in Bulgaria are on the rise.

Over the past 24 hours, emergency services have successfully extinguished 159 fires across Bulgaria.

Sega: 159 fires extinguished in the country in 24 hours

Over the past 24 hours, 159 fires have been successfully extinguished across Bulgaria.