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Controversial changes to the law on personal assistance have sparked strong reactions, with protests being organized.

Boyko Borissov stated that the current government should remain in power for as long as possible to fully benefit from its policies.

The US is insisting that Russia provide security guarantees in Europe, alongside conditions for peace in Ukraine, according to Axios.

The company 'Burgasgaz' has requested a new increase in gas prices by 14%.

Fines for producing homemade rakia have been approved in their first reading in parliament.

The driver of the Romanian truck involved in an accident has been released, with authorities stating he did not cause the crash.

A second individual has been detained in connection with the murder of businessman Ilian Filipov.

The Rectors' Council will once again represent Bulgarian universities in European forums.

NATO is changing its priorities, focusing on the battle against Russia instead of its missions abroad.

The 'For Our Children' Foundation has launched its 14th Christmas campaign, themed 'This Christmas, You Make the Miracles!'.

The leader of the Polish opposition has threatened to resort to bloodshed.

Following a meeting in the UAE, Richard Utkoff and Jared Kushner have departed directly for Moscow to report to Putin.

An analysis piece discussing negotiations in Abu Dhabi and their implications as a frontline.

Alexander Darchiev, the Russian Ambassador to the United States, has passed away suddenly.

'Roadside assistance' has reported that a parking lot owner is demanding money to return cars belonging to participants in an accident.

A deceased individual has won a local election in Northern California.

A school in Sofia is requesting to switch to online learning and states that no uniform is required.

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