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The OFFNews front page features a mix of international and domestic news. Top stories include EU sanctions against Russia, Greece's stance on gas supplies, and domestic political developments in Bulgaria. There are also reports on crime, fires, economic news, and social issues like parking fees…
Greece has leveraged its support for the 21st sanctions package against Russia to secure Russian gas supplies for non-EU countries, indicating a strategic move in energy diplomacy.
The European Union has reached an agreement on the 21st package of sanctions to be imposed against Russia, signaling continued international pressure.
A 'Market Links' poll indicates a significant drop in public trust for the government, with the PP-DB party now ahead of GERB in approval ratings.
TBI Bank is offering a 3% interest rate on euro deposits through its mobile application, a potentially attractive financial product.
Asen Simeonov has denied involvement in the alleged kidnapping of Natalia, a case being investigated by the '112' section.
Authorities have successfully controlled a fire that broke out near Asenovgrad, preventing further spread.
Residents in Sofia are facing a significant increase in heating fees, with prices rising from 25 to 35 euros for an 80-square-meter property.
The Ministry of Interior Affairs is issuing a warning about fraudulent messages circulating in Silistra, impersonating the 'Road Police'.
President Rumen Radev has officially appointed Pavel Gaydarov as a member of the KPK (Commission for Combating Corruption and Abuse of Illicitly Acquired Property).
The 'Save Sofia' civic initiative has publicly criticized the mayor Terziev and the Democratic Bulgaria party regarding a concession for bicycle services.
The clinical guidelines for the treatment of liver cancer are being updated, reflecting advancements in medical understanding and therapies.
A contingent of up to 8 aircraft and 250 US military personnel will be stationed at Bezmer Air Base to support military operations related to Iran.
The US European Command has provided assurances of its readiness to counter any threats directed towards Bulgaria.
Technopolis has begun accepting pre-orders for the latest foldable Samsung Galaxy Z smartphones and Galaxy Watch smartwatches.
A film by Kamen Nevenkin explores the Battle of Kursk, a pivotal moment that marked a turning point in World War II.
The United States has passed a resolution allocating $95 billion to fund military operations related to the conflict with Iran.
Four individuals have successfully received life-saving transplants following a donor situation at the ISUL hospital.
The United Kingdom has begun withdrawing its diplomatic staff from Tehran, amid escalating regional tensions.
Manol Glishov, a prominent figure in recent protests, has stated that public demonstrations will lead to the downfall of President Radev.
A story about Prokhor Ilarion, presented as a martyr for his religious beliefs.
Today is Letn Atanasovden, a day when individuals named Atanas celebrate their name day.
