German journalist posed as a messenger and exposed Russian agents ↗
Front page leadA German journalist allegedly went undercover as a messenger to expose Russian agents.
Bulgaria
The OFFNews front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories include an update on the 'Petrohan' case involving the Ministry of Interior and prosecution, a political statement by Ivaylo Mirchev regarding suppressed investigations, and a dispute between officials…
A German journalist allegedly went undercover as a messenger to expose Russian agents.
The Bulgarian National Television (BNT) reports that the Ministry of Interior and the prosecution will release new information regarding the 'Petrohan' case.
This article provides information on remedies and methods to alleviate stomach acidity.
A monument depicting a Soviet soldier with a washing machine is being replaced with a tree, symbolizing a change.
A Polish general assesses that Russian citizens are enduring significant hardships, but current economic sanctions are not enough to cripple them.
The weather forecast indicates a cool Sunday with falling temperatures.
Politician Ivaylo Mirchev suggests that investigations into explosions in Bulgaria are being deliberately suppressed.
Hungary's new government is reportedly annulling laws previously enacted by Viktor Orban concerning homosexual rights.
Officials Yankulov and Dechev have denied claims made by BNT, stating they are not associated with any initiative committee.
Nigel Farage's political party reportedly received two substantial donations totaling 36 million pounds within a 48-hour period.
The head of a critical service within Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) has resigned, citing health reasons.
The explosive material intended for Leipzig airport was reportedly transported through Bulgaria.
There are calls for Andrey Zahariyev to publicly share the concept that secured his position as the sole presenter for the program 'History.bg'.
Weather experts are forecasting an El Niño event that could be the most powerful ever recorded.
The creator of the PISA assessment has stated that Bulgarian students lack curiosity.
A report from Odessa featuring Bulgarian national symbols and mentioning the Botev street and a film by Goritsa Radeva.
The European Central Bank suggests that the swift adoption of artificial intelligence could boost the economy of the eurozone.
Saudi Arabia has reportedly suspended construction of an oil pipeline designed to circumvent the Strait of Hormuz.
Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov stated that if Ukrainian President Zelensky wishes to meet with Russian President Putin, he should come to Moscow.
A segment titled 'Satira with a guitar' featuring Dimitar Panev discussing politics through rhymes.
This article discusses the start of summer related to the 'Seknoven' tradition and offers advice about not drinking red wine.