The Bulgarian possession: When ‘all property was theft’
An evening in the second half of the 1940s found two men sitting at a kitchen table in Plovdiv, arguing
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Author: Clive Leviev-Sawyer
Space for two Bulgarians: Communist fellow travellers
An April day in 1979 found Bulgaria’s first cosmonaut, Georgi Ivanov, high above the earth and facing a crisis quite
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Bulgaria: The years when the cinema screen was red
As its election campaign theme song in 2005, the Bulgarian Socialist Party used a sped-up, danceable remix of the 1969
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Day of drama as tensions in Bulgaria government minority partner reach Cabinet
The regular weekly meeting of Bulgaria’s Cabinet on July 25 had an irregular element – the presence of Volen Siderov,
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Bulgarian President Radev to hold talks with Putin in Sochi on May 22
Bulgarian head of state President Roumen Radev will hold talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Sochi on the second
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Exhibition highlighting Bulgarian monarchist government’s ‘role’ in rescuing Jews from Holocaust sparks condemnation
Controversy has erupted over an exhibition to be opened by Bulgarian Culture Minister Boil Banov on May 8 that “highlights
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EU countries agree on declaration to be adopted at Sofia May 2018 summit on Western Balkans
The 28 member states of the European Union have agreed on the text of the declaration to be adopted at
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Sofia Science Festival 2018: Deirdre Robertson, on the brain and behaviour
So, how could changing the wording of a letter to farmers reduce pollution in Ireland? If you are waiting for
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Sofia Science Festival: Quentin Cooper: ‘The best way to change the image of scientists is for people to meet them’
Ask a child to draw a picture of a scientist, and it is likely you will be presented with a
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