On International Women's Day, the Media Freedom Rapid Response (MFRR) platform and its partner organizations, including the European Federation of Journalists (EFJ), published a critical study on attacks against female journalists in the European Union and candidate countries.

Arsenal currently leads the English Premier League with 34 points after 13 games, historically a strong indicator of a potential title win. Despite trailing by two points, Manchester City remains the main title contender. The article references a historical precedent from the 2015/16 season when Leicester City won against the odds. It discusses the importance of statistics in modern football, noting Arsenal's strong start under Mikel Arteta and their improved performance in derbies this season. The direct clash between Arsenal and Manchester City is yet to be scheduled, which could be decisive for the title race. The article suggests that while Manchester City has a stronger squad on paper, football's unpredictability, such as key player injuries, could influence the outcome.

Desislav Yankulov, an editor at FACTS, became a correspondent for the BBC to provide an objective perspective on the Struma motorway tragedy that shook Bulgaria and North Macedonia, claiming 45 lives. He criticized sensationalist reporting and emphasized professionalism, sharing expert comments and facts with the BBC. Yankulov highlighted the shared history between Bulgarians and Macedonians, suggesting that politics divides them. He also discussed the broader issues of road safety and corruption in Bulgaria with the British journalists, reflecting on the negative perceptions these issues foster internationally. Yankulov concluded by expressing condolences to the victims' families and urging patience before assigning blame, emphasizing the need for institutional competence and public support in these dark times.

The blog post announces the creation of an online consumer center as part of a project. The project is implemented by the 'Skill-2003' community center in Yambol with the assistance of the 'Workshop for Civic Initiatives' Foundation under the 'Community Development and Civic Participation' program, funded by the 'People Decide' fund with financial support from the Trust for Civil Society in Central and Eastern Europe. The content of the blog is the sole responsibility of the creator, and the funding body is not responsible for any use of the information that may be made.