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Berisso’s Bulgarian Society Turns 70

Ivan Vazov Bulgarian Cultural Society in Berisso Marks 70 Years The Ivan Vazov Bulgarian Cultural Society in Berisso, Buenos Aires Province, will celebrate its 70th anniversary with a special event on August 16, 2025. “This year is very important for us: it marks 70 years since our foundation, and we want to celebrate with all […]

jonathan
August 10, 2025
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Plovdiv’s Creative Quarter

Plovdiv Creative Quarter: Kapana, from Crafts Workshops to Trendy Hub Tucked between the Old Town and the bustling center of Plovdiv lies Kapana — a name that means “The Trap.” Once a maze of narrow streets filled with craftsmen, Kapana fell into decline during the late 20th century. But over the last decade, this forgotten […]

anna
August 9, 2025
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Art

The Rise of Bulgarian Cinema

The Rise of Bulgarian Cinema: Films and Directors Gaining Global Attention In recent years, Bulgarian cinema has been experiencing a quiet yet powerful renaissance. Once overshadowed by the dominant industries of Western Europe and Hollywood, Bulgaria’s film scene is now stepping onto the international stage with compelling narratives, strong directorial voices, and a growing number […]

anna
August 8, 2025
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People

Albena Devedjieva: Turning emotion into strength

Your recent series, Holding On, Choosing, Letting Go, beautifully visualizes the emotional process of release. What inspired you to use the red ball as a metaphor for pain, and how did this concept evolve? Red is a color that cannot be ignored. It carries the heat of anger, the tension of anxiety, the weight of […]

anna
August 7, 2025
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Food

Melting Pot of Flavors

Melting Pot of Flavors: How Bulgaria’s Cuisine Blends East and West Nestled at the crossroads of Europe and Asia, Bulgaria has long served as a cultural and culinary bridge between East and West. Its cuisine is a vivid reflection of this historical role, blending Slavic heartiness, Ottoman richness, and Mediterranean freshness into a unique gastronomic […]

clara
August 7, 2025
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Economy

Silicon Valley of the Balkans?

Silicon Valley of the Balkans? Inside Bulgaria’s Tech Startup Boom Once known primarily for its history and hiking trails, Bulgaria is now gaining attention for something far more modern: tech innovation. Over the past decade, Sofia has quietly transformed into one of Eastern Europe’s fastest-growing tech hubs — earning the nickname “Silicon Valley of the […]

rebecca
August 7, 2025
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Monasteries of Peace

Hidden among Bulgaria’s misty mountain ranges are spiritual enclaves where time slows, silence speaks, and faith endures. These are the Eastern Orthodox monasteries—sacred places of prayer and refuge that have stood for centuries. Among the most iconic are the Rila, Bachkovo, and Rozhen Monasteries—three jewels that invite both pilgrims and curious travelers into Bulgaria’s soul. […]

jonathan
August 6, 2025
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Economy

Stricter Road Fines Take Effect

New Road Traffic Law Amendments Published: Higher Fines and Toll Camera Enforcement Begin The long-anticipated amendments to the Bulgarian Road Traffic Act have officially been published in issue 64 of the State Gazette. The new law, passed by the 51st National Assembly on July 23, 2025, and signed by President Rumen Radev, introduces stricter penalties […]

clara
August 6, 2025
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Off the Beaten Path

Off the Beaten Path: Time-Traveling in Bulgaria’s Remote Villages In an age of high-speed travel and bustling tourist hubs, there’s something magical about stepping into a place where time seems to pause. Tucked into the rugged Rhodope Mountains of southwestern Bulgaria are remote villages that feel like living museums—quiet enclaves where cobbled streets, stone houses, […]

jonathan
August 5, 2025
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Pharmacies Struggle with Dual Pricing

Pharmacies Struggle with Dual Pricing System Due to Software Issues Pharmacies across Bulgaria are facing significant challenges with the introduction of dual pricing for medicines, which requires prices to be displayed in both Bulgarian lev and euros. The transition, aimed at preparing for the country’s planned adoption of the euro, has been hampered by serious […]

rebecca
August 5, 2025
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Berisso’s Bulgarian Society Turns 70

Plovdiv’s Creative Quarter

The Rise of Bulgarian Cinema

Albena Devedjieva: Turning emotion into strength

Melting Pot of Flavors

Silicon Valley of the Balkans?

Monasteries of Peace

Stricter Road Fines Take Effect

Off the Beaten Path

Pharmacies Struggle with Dual Pricing

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Zheravna: Bulgaria’s Living Tradition

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