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From April to July 2014, a diverse range of concerts and performances will be on stage in Sofia, offering everything from opera to heavy metal. Among the first events in […]
She may be best known – and loved – as the author of the Moomin books, but Tove Jansson’s impressive artistic career also included books for ...
It can be a constant battle for those in a relationship to remain together even as the two individuals grow in their own direction. Whatever sparked t ...
If you can forget for a moment that hundreds of millions of people around the world believe the story of Noah literally happened, then you might actua ...
“Chaos is order yet undeciphered,” reads the epigraph to Enemy, the latest film by one of Canada’s most talented filmmakers, Denis Villeneuve. It’s not clear what this means, exactly, and […]
Campaign fever is spreading as Prime Minister Robert Fico faces philanthropist Andrej Kiska in the presidential election second round run-off March 29. Surprising statements in recent days indicate it may […]
Summer daylight saving time starts in Bulgaria on March 30 2014 at 3am, when clocks must be adjusted forward an hour to 4am. Daylight saving time starts every year on […]
The ambassador of Greece in Sofia, Dimosthenis Stoidis, hosted a well-attended reception on March 24 2014 at the Sheraton Sofia Hotel Balkan in celebration of his country’s national day. Guests […]
Bulgaria and Israel will identify specific projects to bring new dynamism to economic co-operation and to promote business contacts between the two countries, Bulgarian President Rossen Plevneliev and visiting Israeli […]
U.S. and European security agencies estimate Russia has deployed military and militia units totaling more than 30,000 people along its border with eastern Ukraine, according to U.S. and European sources […]
