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The front page of OFFNews features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on a major traffic accident on AM Trakia highway in Bulgaria. Other prominent domestic stories include political decisions on tax relief for parents and blood donation drives. International news covers…
The Bulgarian Parliament has rejected a proposal to hold a hearing regarding the chain-reaction accident on the AM Trakia highway, where several people were injured and fatalities occurred.
Boyko Borissov has called for a new law that would prohibit politicians from making public statements during emergency situations, such as accidents.
Members of Parliament have unanimously passed new tax relief measures designed to support parents.
A Romanian national is on life support, and four other individuals are in serious condition following a violent collision on the AM Trakia highway.
The AM Trakia highway has been reopened in both directions, but dense fog in the area is still causing traffic disruptions.
Latvia and Lithuania have raised alarms due to the presence of drones originating from Russia and Belarus, prompting NATO to deploy fighter jets.
Republican representatives have successfully prevented Pete Hegseth from facing impeachment proceedings.
Hundreds of people are donating blood in Burgas following an appeal to help victims of recent accidents.
Health officials confirm that all necessary medical treatment and resources are available for those injured in the accidents on the AM Trakia highway.
The article marks the fourth anniversary of the liberation of Kherson.
Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) has arrested two Polish nationals in Kaliningrad, accusing them of espionage.
A blood donation campaign has commenced in Sofia to support those injured in the accidents on the AM Trakia highway.
Bulgaria observes a national day of mourning in memory of those who died in the tragic accidents on the AM Trakia highway.
TBI Bank is introducing a system to verify recipients to enhance the security of financial transfers.
The retail company Praktiker is launching its Black Friday event, offering significant discounts of up to 50% on various products.
Approximately 1.7 million people living in Bulgarian cities are preparing for their first Black Friday shopping event under the euro currency.
