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The front page of OFFNews features a mix of domestic Bulgarian politics, societal issues, and international news. Prominent political stories focus on party strategies regarding the presidency and discussions around national security. Societal concerns include tragic road accidents and upcoming…
Political analyst Pervan Simeonov suggests that GERB's decision not to nominate a presidential candidate is a strategic move to mitigate potential losses in the upcoming elections.
A report indicates that at least 14 individuals with past ties to the State Security service are part of the initiative committee supporting Iotova's presidential bid.
Twenty-five years after the 9/11 attacks, it is revealed that residents of Manhattan were misled about the air quality in the aftermath of the tragedy.
The European Commission has given its approval to a project by Hazo (Itso Hazarta) aimed at providing educational camps for children living in poverty.
Two brothers, aged 17 and 18, lost their lives in a traffic accident during the night.
Russian strikes in Ukraine have resulted in fatalities and injuries to dozens of people.
Traffic in Sofia will be affected by the 'Eternal Derby' football match and the EuroVolley championship.
The political party DSB (Democrats for Strong Bulgaria) states that September 9th signifies the start of a highly negative period for the Bulgarian state.
The Council of Ministers is set to approve a plan for road safety, and a new executive agency is being established to address this issue.
The Twin Towns and Friends 2026 festival, featuring music, food, and entertainment, is two weeks away.
Students in Turkey have shown improvement in their performance on the international PISA assessment.
A feature on Dimitar Panev, who uses satire and poetry to comment on political events.
The article criticizes Iotova's stance, suggesting her proposal for a 'counter-coalition for peace' in Ukraine would make Bulgaria appear foolish.
A report detailing the members of Iotova's initiative committee, highlighting the inclusion of Valchev.
A podcast episode exploring the importance of both expressing one's views and actively listening to others.
A film by Goritsa Radeva showcases Bulgarian landmarks and connections in Odessa, including flags and the Botev monument.
Water supply will be interrupted in sections of two city districts tomorrow, lasting until noon.
A 14-year-old has been sentenced to nearly 19 years in prison for a murder committed in Istanbul.
Business owners in the trade sector express concerns regarding the methodology used to determine fair food prices.
A reflection on the 15th anniversary of the devastating Mega tsunami and the subsequent nuclear accident at Fukushima.
