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The OFFNews front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories include an investigation into alleged fraudulent vitamin infusions in a swimming club, a child's serious injury in a kindergarten lacking medical staff, and the state's aid for heating oil. International…
An investigation into alleged fraudulent vitamin infusions at a swimming club has revealed no violations despite numerous institutions reviewing the case.
Russian Z-channels are expressing anger over a Lukoil tanker in Bulgaria allegedly supplying an aircraft with weapons intended for the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
Neshka Robeva has been proposed once again for the prestigious 'Stara Planina' Order.
According to the Financial Times, Iran is reportedly considering a potential strike on the Bezmer military base.
Mykhailo Fedorov has called for elections in Ukraine and seemingly aimed for the position currently held by President Zelensky.
A child suffered severe injuries in a Burgas kindergarten that reportedly did not have a medical professional on duty.
In a football match at 'Vasil Levski' stadium, Levski and AEK ended with a 0-0 score, leaving the outcome of their tie to be decided in the second leg.
The state has begun accepting applications for financial assistance related to heating oil.
The number of confirmed Ebola cases in the Democratic Republic of Congo has surpassed 5000.
US President Donald Trump has delayed the imposition of tariffs on Canada, as the two countries have reportedly reached an agreement.
Facilities at a water park in Varna were vandalized, leading to a significant amount of online backlash and 'hate'.
The Bulgarian government plans to offer financial aid and bonuses to individuals who relocate to smaller towns.
An analysis questioning the reasons behind Burgas's success and Sofia's failure in a particular context.
Donald Trump has declared the Strait of Hormuz as 'new American territory' and released a map to support this claim.
President Radev has appointed Colonel Nikolay Trifonov to the position of Deputy Minister of Health.
A film by Goritsa Radeva explores Baturyn, which is presented as the historical capital of Ukraine.
