Radan Kanev: Supporters expect Gurov to be presidential candidate ↗
Front page leadBulgarian politician Radan Kanev stated that supporters are expecting Boyko Gurov to run as a presidential candidate.
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The OFFNews front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a prominent story about Bulgarian politics concerning a potential presidential candidate. Other domestic news includes a report on fires in Plovdiv and a weather alert for heat and rain. International stories cover…
Bulgarian politician Radan Kanev stated that supporters are expecting Boyko Gurov to run as a presidential candidate.
In German politics, there is an expectation that Friedrich Merz might step down before the scheduled elections.
Across Europe, ceremonies are being held to honor the victims of totalitarian regimes.
A personal account or diary entry by Raina Alexandrova, reflecting on day 530 of an unspecified event, with a motivational tone.
Kazakhstan is holding elections for its first-ever unicameral parliament.
An earthquake in Japan has resulted in dozens of injuries.
A fire has broken out and is affecting Youth Hill in the city of Plovdiv.
A yellow code alert has been issued for high temperatures across the country, with the southern regions expecting rainfall.
A minister confirmed that GPS signals were influenced but stated that it did not impact safety.
A film by Goritsa Radeva explores Baturin, which was the historical capital of Ukraine.
Ferry services on the Rhine River have restarted following a 29-day halt.
The municipality of Yablanitsa has prohibited the use of drinking water for watering purposes.
During an election speech, Vladimir Putin pledged victory in the ongoing war in Ukraine.
An expert suggests that a jamming device in Dragalevtsi was likely deployed to counter a drone attack.
The European Union is providing assistance to Serbia to help combat forest fires.
The two sisters who were reported missing from the Montana region have been located in Ruse.