Brothers Fight with Axes and Machetes in Sredets ↗
Front page leadTwo brothers engaged in a violent fight using axes and machetes in the town of Sredets.
Bulgaria
The OFFNews front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a violent altercation in Sredets, political commentary from Kornelia Ninova and Ivaylo Mirchev, and an update on assisted reproductive births in Bulgaria. International news covers the conflict in Ukraine…
Two brothers engaged in a violent fight using axes and machetes in the town of Sredets.
Kornelia Ninova states that President Radev is her biggest mistake and that all of Bulgaria is suffering because of her actions.
In 2025, 1397 babies were born in Bulgaria through assisted reproductive technology.
Ivaylo Mirchev compares the current procurement of MiG-29 fighter jets to searching for parts in an auto junkyard.
Archimandrite Nikanor states it is time for Patriarch Daniil to leave, calling him a lackey of Russian imperialism.
Volodymyr Zelensky stated that Iran has already attacked Ukraine, but the country does not wish for a new front to open.
A traffic incident near the National Palace of Culture escalated into a fight and a chase, nearly resulting in a chain collision.
The 'Education' trade union reports that the Ministry of Education and Science is including weekend days in the calculation of school holidays.
The fire at the house of businessman Vladimir Yankov is believed to be intentional.
Unexplained circumstances surrounding the death of a traffic police officer on the 'Trakia' highway are being cited as a sign of inaction.
A former head of Bulgargaz has successfully sued the Prosecutor's Office regarding a case concerning suspended gas supplies.
The article provides the first interior images of the Petrohan hut.
The State Agency for National Security (DANS) reports uncovering dozens of spies within the past year, most of whom are described as Russian agents.
Poland has informed Ukraine that if a deal is not reached, 14 MiG-29 fighter jets will be sent to Bulgaria instead.
Iran has issued a threat towards the Bulgarian government, stating they will be held responsible.
A pipe has been discovered emerging from the sea near Sozopol, but authorities have stated there is no pollution.
Andrei Gurov has announced he will no longer be teaching at the American University.