What's happening in Europe?
Bulgaria
The news on OFFNews.bg covers a mix of domestic and international events, with a notable focus on Bulgarian affairs including economic outlook, local emergencies, and political commentary. International news includes updates on global conflicts and geopolitical tensions.
Several Bulgarians have been arrested in Munich in connection with an arson case, with Bulgarian authorities suggesting they are part of a GRU network. The report details the ongoing investigation.
The state of emergency declared in the municipality of Byala has been rescinded. The situation had been declared due to a fire incident.
Credit rating agency Fitch has improved its outlook for Bulgaria's credit rating but has also issued a warning about potential overheating of the national economy.
This piece offers a personal account or analysis, possibly a diary entry or reflection, from Raina Alexandrova, noting it is day 563 of an unspecified event.
According to reports, former President Trump has rejected a peace proposal from Iran that also involved the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.
Historian Stefan Dechev discusses uncomfortable historical facts related to the Ribbentrop-Molotov Pact in a podcast interview with OFFNews.
A former minister from Ukraine has expressed gratitude to Bulgarian Vice President Yo-tova for her support at the United Nations.
An informative article explaining the conditions and circumstances under which tax is due when selling property.
Automated bots developed by OpenAI have reportedly been used to hack the websites of several US government agencies.
Following a building collapse in Athens, rescue workers discovered the body of a woman amidst the debris.
Severe weather conditions, including powerful storms, have affected two states in the United States, causing significant disruption.
Prime Minister Galab Donev stated that current inflation trends cannot be directly attributed to Bulgaria's planned introduction of the Euro.
Political commentary suggests that Vice President Yo-tova's position as a leading candidate for an upcoming election is weakening.
The eighth iteration of the 'My Beginning' event, a collaboration between Technopolis and Praktiker, has finished with a record number of participants.
Citizens are organizing a protest under the slogan 'No to Lies and Vandalism for Petrohan,' indicating opposition to specific actions or developments related to the Petrohan area.
Slovakia is facing security concerns as bomb threats have been issued targeting the country's Prime Minister and its Chief Prosecutor.
Due to ongoing repairs on the tram tracks, traffic on tram line No. 20 will be temporarily rerouted or suspended.
The Bulgarian National Assembly has approved a new mechanism for setting the minimum wage in its second reading.
