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Front page leadTraffic in Sofia will be altered over the weekend to accommodate the Sofia Marathon.
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The OFFNews front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories include upcoming traffic changes in Sofia due to a marathon, a political discussion about Bulgarian President Radev, and new regulations for fast loans. International news covers the conflict in Ukraine…
Traffic in Sofia will be altered over the weekend to accommodate the Sofia Marathon.
An analysis piece on James Talarico, a Democratic pastor with potential to win votes in Texas.
Taiwan has sent a firm message to China, stating they value peace but will not be subservient.
According to the Health Ministry, one in six people in Bulgaria are living with a mental health disorder.
Russian attacks in Zaporizhzhia have resulted in more deaths, with two children among the victims.
Petar Stoyanov argues that ideologies have led to millions of deaths.
A piece reflecting on election deals, referencing the Canadian diaries of Raina Alexandrova.
Two brothers have been arrested in Dragalevtsi for alleged drug distribution.
Donald Trump reportedly struck a deal with Vladimir Putin for the supply of Russian diesel to the United States and worldwide.
Nikolay Nenchev questions President Radev's statements and his silence regarding a meeting with Budanov.
Vladimir Putin's aircraft was reportedly unable to land in Moscow because of Ukrainian balloons in the airspace.
Investigations related to the X-Files have not located the wreckage of a mysterious drone in the Black Sea.
New measures are being introduced to regulate fast loans and curb aggressive debt collection practices.
A podcast featuring students discussing the current situation at the National Academy for Theatre and Film Arts (NATFIZ).
Ian Hill, the bassist for the band Judas Priest, has announced his departure after decades with the group.
Professor Kosyo Stoychev believes that 100,000 votes are sufficient to empower a new political direction.