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The OFFNews front page presents a mix of domestic Bulgarian political news and international events. Top stories include political developments in Bulgaria such as a minister accused of giving out bonuses, a petition to raise VAT thresholds, and a vice presidential candidate. International news…
Minister Nankov claims that Minister Shishkov has distributed one million euros in bonuses within the Ministry of Regional Development and Public Works system.
Bulgarian President Rumen Radev stated that Europe can survive without Russia, but it would be difficult for Europe to endure long-term opposition to Russia.
The United States has imposed new sanctions on Cuba, as the crisis on the island persists.
The 'Democratic Bulgaria' coalition has initiated a national petition to increase the VAT registration threshold to 85,000 euros.
A third Bulgarian national has been detained in Munich following an attack involving Molotov cocktails.
Popular Bulgarian personality Slavi Trifonov has lost his second-instance lawsuit regarding the song 'Pesen za Lena' (Song for Lena).
Meteorologist Prof. Rachév expresses uncertainty about the weather, specifically regarding rainfall on September 15th.
Rome has designated the area surrounding the Colosseum as a 'red zone' in response to increasing crime rates.
This health-related article discusses the causes of tinnitus (ringing in the ears) and suggests methods for relief.
Huawei has retained its leading position in the global smartwatch market during the first half of 2026.
An article exploring the origins of food and showcasing smart technologies that illustrate the future of agriculture to children.
It has been officially announced that Kiril Valchev, the head of the Bulgarian News Agency (BTA), is the candidate for Vice President, running alongside Yotova.
Russian President Putin has surprisingly announced his readiness for peace negotiations with Ukraine, without the involvement of any intermediaries.
An overview of the features and capabilities of the Galaxy Watch Ultra2, highlighting its suitability for both daily use and adventurous activities.
A group of Bulgarian tourists has successfully returned from their trip to Nepal.
A report from Odesa, featuring Bulgarian flags, the Botev monument, and a street named after Bulgarians, accompanied by a film by Goritsa Radeva.
Cyprus has introduced a ban preventing financially struggling individuals from spending money on gambling.
Two individuals have been rescued alive after being trapped underground for 10 days in Nepal.
The presidential candidacy of Gyorov and Kandev, running under the 'Gotse' affiliation, has been officially announced.
The European Commission has decided to suspend the import of meat from Brazil.
