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The Bulgarian people is spread all over the world. Most Bulgarians abroad live in Germany, England and the United States. Around one million Bulgarians have chosen to live abroad since […]
Bulgaria’s Foreign Minister Ekaterina Zaharieva has ordered the establishment of an “Irma” crisis center at the Bulgarian Embassy in Washington D.C., her ministry announced. That center can be reached 24 hours […]
Skywatchers in Bulgaria will be able to enjoy one of the summer night sky’s most spectacular annual displays as the 2017 Perseid meteor showers peak on August 12. Unlike last […]
Bulgaria provides some of the fastest internet connections in the world. This is the outcome of a study Measurement Lab (M-Lab) compiled. M-Lab is a partnership between New America’s Open […]
Forty years ago, on September 5, 1977, Voyager 1 was launched. One day, this probe might prove to be the most important one ever sent to space. Besides, there is […]
The 2017 Global Peace Index (GPI) comes to the conclusion that the world became a little more peaceful last year, but significantly less peaceful over the last ten years. The […]
Russia has pulled out of 2017 Eurovision in Kyiv after Ukraine refused to allow Russian contestant Julia Samoylova to travel to the Ukrainian capital city for the song contest, the […]
Many expats in Bulgaria, other Eastern European countries or in Russia, especially Christian ones, are experiencing a recurring issue every single year. Orthodox Christians from Bulgaria or elsewhere have the […]
Bulgaria accepts the air strike by US forces on a Syrian Air Force airport as part of efforts to address the problem of chemical weapons in Syria, the use of […]
Bulgaria’s President Roumen Radev has condemned yesterday’s bombing in the St. Petersburg metro, during which at least eleven people were killed and many more injured. “With deep sorrow I received […]
