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The news from OFFNews covers a range of international and domestic Bulgarian topics. Top international stories include a report about US intelligence seeking Russian help to arrange a meeting between Trump and Zelensky, rising casualties from floods in Nepal, a shooting at a rave party in…
According to Axios, former US intelligence official John Ratcliffe reportedly asked Russian services for help to persuade President Putin to arrange a meeting with Ukrainian President Zelensky and former US President Trump.
The number of victims and missing people continues to increase following devastating floods in Nepal.
A head-on collision in the Asenovgrad region has resulted in one fatality and four injuries.
The 'Vitosha run' event will cause changes to traffic flow in Sofia.
The GERB party is organizing a National Assembly in the National Palace of Culture (NDK), expecting 700 delegates.
A yellow code warning has been issued for heavy rainfall in seven Bulgarian regions.
Politician Mirchev addresses Boyko Borisov, urging him to stop holding the state hostage.
A shooting incident at a rave party in Switzerland has resulted in at least one death.
Content creators using AI to generate 'doctors' on YouTube have established a global business, specifically targeting elderly audiences.
The son of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was urgently repatriated from Miami.
Four individuals from Morocco have been apprehended in Ceuta after allegedly throwing stones at Spanish soldiers.
The Bulgarian Socialist Party (BSP) has unanimously endorsed Yotova and established an election headquarters for her campaign.
Boyko Borissov commented on the political situation, suggesting that if the right-wing parties do not find common ground soon, Yotova is likely to win.
A day of mourning has been declared in the Kyiv region, with the death toll from a Russian attack reaching 37.
A report from Odessa featuring Bulgarian flags, the Botev monument, and a street named 'Bulgarian', accompanied by a film from Goritsa Radeva.
The FBI's policy has changed, and they no longer classify the use of prostitute services as human trafficking.
