How many Times were Diplomatic Relations between Russia and Bulgaria Severed
If we look at history, there are not many cases in which relations between Bulgaria and Russia at the state level were as bad as they are at the moment.
Football Vs. Politics
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By Petya Bondokova
Football makes a lot of noise. It brings many friends to one's home, they eat, drink, and leave a mess after leaving. On the next day, neighbors knit their brows when you walk past them...But you never appreciate a good thing until it's gone! Now that there only two games left, we Bulgarians have no other choice but to switch to political passion: the Presidential election campaign. And the best reasons why football is better than politics suddenly hit me:
In football, players don't switch sides during the game.
There is a referee to end broils before they get boring.
Football players look better than most politicians.
You can tell exactly at what time a football fight ends.
You can switch the channel anytime if the game's unexciting. You can only replace your President once in five years if you don't like him anymore.
Football makes a lot of noise. It brings many friends to one's home, they eat, drink, and leave a mess after leaving. On the next day, neighbors knit their brows when you walk past them...But you never appreciate a good thing until it's gone! Now that there only two games left, we Bulgarians have no other choice but to switch to political passion: the Presidential election campaign. And the best reasons why football is better than politics suddenly hit me:
In football, players don't switch sides during the game.
There is a referee to end broils before they get boring.
Football players look better than most politicians.
You can tell exactly at what time a football fight ends.
You can switch the channel anytime if the game's unexciting. You can only replace your President once in five years if you don't like him anymore.
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