Hundreds Protest Against Yotova and Radev in Sofia ↗
Front page leadHundreds of people gathered in the center of Sofia to protest against Bulgarian Vice President Iliana Yotova and President Rumen Radev, with live updates and photos available.
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The front page of OFFNews features a mix of domestic Bulgarian news, focusing on protests, political statements, and economic issues, alongside international news. Prominent stories include protests against Bulgarian officials, a government announcement regarding homemade rakia regulations, and…
Hundreds of people gathered in the center of Sofia to protest against Bulgarian Vice President Iliana Yotova and President Rumen Radev, with live updates and photos available.
A protest titled 'No to Lies and Vandalism for Petrohan' took place in front of the Sofia Court of Justice, accompanied by photographs.
Russian President Putin has nationalized the German retail chain Metro, as reported under world news.
Bulgarian caretaker Prime Minister Galab Donev promised that people will not be fined for homemade rakia received from their neighbors.
Russia has launched attacks in Kyiv, targeting residential buildings, offices, a hospital, gas stations, and the National Academy of Sciences.
A poll asks readers who they intend to vote for in the upcoming presidential elections.
The Secretary General of the Ministry of Interior stated he had no prior knowledge of Borisov's arrest four years ago.
The 'We Continue the Change' (PP) political party has launched a petition titled 'Hands Off Homemade Rakia'.
Minister Shishkov announced that the Ruse-Makaza highway will be put up for concession within the next year and a half.
MP Mirchev stated that gambling should be entirely prohibited, not merely its advertising.
Vice President Iliana Yotova has announced a national program for youth.
An analysis suggests that billions are being paid to oligarchs, leading to environmental damage.
A new protest targeting President Radev and Vice President Yotova is scheduled for this evening in Sofia.
A report indicates that Bulgaria's daily alcohol consumption is below the European Union average.
A commentary or analysis discusses the perceived 'crime' of not investing €50,000 in a €300,000 apartment.