Russia Arrests Wikipedia Editor for Transferring Funds to Enemy ↗
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OFFNews Bulgaria's front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include Russia arresting a Wikipedia editor for transferring funds, a bus crash in Turkey injuring Bulgarian tourists, and political developments in Poland. Other prominent stories cover the US approving…
Russian authorities have arrested a mathematician and Wikipedia editor for allegedly transferring money to an enemy.
A bus carrying Bulgarian tourists crashed in Turkey, resulting in injuries to 10 people.
A significant political event in Warsaw has caused the President to cut short an official visit.
The United States has officially approved the sale of 500 'Patriot' missiles to Ukraine.
In the final round of discussions, candidate Gurov emphasized the president's role, while Yotova focused on peace for children.
Romania requested assistance to strike a drone to save a ship, but President Radev declined.
Authorities have arrested drug dealers in Sofia who were allegedly selling substances to children.
At the G20 meeting, London adopted a firmer stance against Moscow, stating that Russia is not winning the ongoing conflict.
Company A1 has been recognized as the largest technology firm and a leading system integrator within Bulgaria.
Western European countries are implementing emergency measures in response to new waves of protests.
Andrey Gurov and Georgi Kandev held an informal discussion with prominent opinion leaders.
This piece explores the forgotten names and shattered lives associated with 'The Revival Process'.
Following a recent debate, this article presents 33 arguments against Yotova's suitability for the presidency.
An analysis of Ukraine's updated military strategy focusing on the front line, with commentary from Kamen Nnevenkin.