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The news on OFFNews Bulgaria covers a range of domestic and international topics, with a strong focus on Bulgarian politics, society, and economy. Key stories include government measures to combat rising fuel prices, a dispute within the National Academy for Theatre and Film Arts (NATFIZ), and…
In response to high fuel prices, the government is removing the excise tax on propane-butane and providing a one-time financial aid of 50 euros to low-income households.
A conflict within the National Academy for Theatre and Film Arts (NATFIZ) persists, marked by a meeting at the Ministry of Education and ongoing protests.
An elderly man allegedly choked a 12-year-old child in the Zaimov Park in Sofia, a serious incident reported by the 112 emergency service.
The 'Save Sofia' initiative has declared the tram line on Skobelev Street illegal, potentially leading to the suspension of tram services.
Financial experts predict that prices will continue to increase, stating that government intervention cannot halt this trend.
The Ministry of Education and Science (MON) will announce new measures aimed at improving discipline in schools.
Meteorologist Prof. Rachev forecasts a cold front entering Bulgaria on Monday, with temperatures expected to rise again by the end of the month.
An article explaining the medical significance of detecting ketones in urine.
Authorities in Greece have dismantled a group involved in 'alo' scams, which used artificial intelligence to alter voices for fraudulent purposes.
Dr. Nikolay Georgiev comments on the controversial 'rejuvenating' plasma exchange procedure, suggesting similar practices exist in Bulgaria.
Journalist Bilyana Gavazova will be the host of a new economic program on the Bulgarian National Television (BNT).
The Greek government is offering financial incentives of up to 10,000 euros to families willing to relocate to its border areas.
Russia has commenced three-day elections, with the outcome widely considered to be already decided.
A discussion on the place of religion in classrooms, weighing its role as a moral example against the potential for societal division.
Maya Manolova is set to take over the leadership of the Commission for Consumer Protection (KЗП).
An analysis of the Veleva and 'Petrohan' case, questioning the role of morality in public discourse.
A violinist from the Bulgarian National Radio (BNR) orchestra has begun a hunger strike due to insufficient funding for the ensembles.
Nikolay Pekanov anticipates a significant portion of funds will be disbursed from the National Recovery and Resilience Plan.
A report on the BNT program "The Day Started," discussing viewer interactions and responses.
An educational video explaining how satellites communicate, as part of a series on space.
A religious procession where participants carry grapes and wine for a blessing ceremony.
On the feast day of the Virgin Mary and St. Joachim, Christians celebrate the Nativity.
