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The OFFNews front page features a mix of international and domestic Bulgarian news, with a significant focus on technological, societal, and political developments. Major international stories include the potential ban of Facebook and Instagram over child safety concerns and a Ukrainian drone…
Meta's social media platforms, Facebook and Instagram, are reportedly facing serious threats due to a major lawsuit concerning child safety measures, potentially impacting their operations.
A Ukrainian drone has successfully struck a warehouse belonging to Wildberries, a major Russian online retailer, located near Moscow, escalating the ongoing conflict.
The Bulgarian company d:istinkt has received a new international award at the Stevie® International Business Awards for its achievements.
A dangerous encounter occurred in Petrich where poachers allegedly threatened forest guards with a chainsaw, highlighting a serious wildlife crime incident.
Meteorologist Prof. Rachev forecasts a new intense heatwave across Bulgaria, with temperatures expected to soar to 40 degrees Celsius over the weekend.
A film by Goritsa Radeva explores Baturyn, the historic old capital of Ukraine, delving into its rich past and significance.
An analysis suggests that in the event of a World War III, the United States would abandon Europe to face Russia independently.
An article discusses how Greece inadvertently undermined its own initiatives aimed at encouraging prominent scientists to return to the country.
An IVF clinic in Northern Cyprus is under investigation for allegedly swapping donor material, raising serious ethical concerns in reproductive medicine.
A sociological study reveals a paradox where almost 40% of Russians report that their income allows for a comfortable standard of living.
Hospitals in Varna are being investigated following the tragic stillbirth of two unborn babies, prompting a thorough review of medical procedures.
The Bulgarian government and trade unions have reached an agreement on the mechanism for setting the minimum wage, a significant economic development.
Bulgarian Minister of Interior Ivan Demerdzhiev stated that Vladimir Yankov should not have been killed, implying information related to the assassination has been uncovered.
Tbi bank's neon card now requires biometric data confirmation for online payments, enhancing security for digital transactions.
Scientists have identified a biological mechanism that has the potential to block chronic pain, offering new hope for pain management.
Boyko Borissov commented that his political opponents understood Nikolova would win the elections, leading them to offer him a position in Europe.
