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The news on OFFNews Bulgaria primarily focuses on domestic political developments, including polling data regarding presidential candidates, calls for resignations of government officials, and procedural changes in elections. International news includes a protest by students in Serbia. There are…
According to Alpha Research, support for presidential candidate Iliana Yotova is decreasing, while Georgi Gurov is gaining traction among undecided voters.
The GERB party is gathering signatures to demand the resignation of Michaela Dotsova.
Student protests in Serbia are presenting a significant challenge to the government of President Aleksandar Vučić.
The Trend agency reports that the difference in support between presidential candidates Iliana Yotova and Georgi Gurov is shrinking, with a runoff election now considered certain.
An article highlights a woman from Varna who was featured in a Western magazine in 1968.
Meteorologist Prof. Rachev comments on the unseasonably warm autumn weather.
Actors Javier Bardem, Susan Sarandon, and Julianne Moore participated in a bold discussion in Rome at the MIA film awards ceremony.
The Democratic Bulgaria (DB) coalition is calling for the resignations of Michaela Dotsova and the head of the National Security Service (NSO).
A two-year study suggests that taking fish oil for improved memory offers no significant benefits.
New rules for election day stipulate that ballot papers from voting machines will be stamped, and members of the Section Election Commission (SIK) will provide assistance from a distance of two meters and only verbally.
Magdalena Lazarova has assumed the leadership position within the prosecution service.
Michaela Dotsova reportedly did not comprehend the events concerning Koltuklieva after NSO personnel intervened.
The Bulgarian Prime Minister has addressed an open letter to the European Parliament, criticizing what he considers an unreasonable imposition of decisions by MEPs.
Students from the National Academy for Theatre and Film Arts (NATFIZ) held a mock 'wedding' ceremony for the rector and the Minister of Education.
A story explores what Bulgarians consider to be their most cherished values, including family, health, and memories.
Ivaylo Simeonov expresses confidence in the potential of Bulgarians and advocates for state support rather than obstruction.
The Bulgarian Prosecutor's Office has stated its belief that the individual convicted of Milen Tsvetkov's murder has not shown signs of rehabilitation.
Sofia is experiencing a heatwave that is 30% more intense than the usual average for this time of year, according to UNH data.
