“Unity makes strength,” Bulgaria's PM told the world
Strong words - though unity in Bulgarian politics usually lasts about as long as a yogurt in the sun.
Smiles | September 27, 2025, Saturday // 11:07
A Seaside Holiday in Landlocked Armenia's Capital
Smiles | June 24, 2015, Wednesday // 11:09
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Something below social demands hurled at electricity price protests in Armenia, Yerevan.
Demonstrators there seem to be going in lockstep with last years' protesters against plummeting living standards across the globe, introducing a "carnival" element on the sidelines of major developments.
Activists have humor. #ElectricYerevan pic.twitter.com/KpRwRWJRs4
— Babken DerGrigorian (@Babken) June 23, 2015
The ECB says inflation is down to 2%, but people don’t feel richer
That’s because no one checks CPI when standing in the dairy aisle
Smiles | September 27, 2025, Saturday // 11:06
Why did Bulgaria’s eurozone debate turn into a folk dance?
Because Radev keeps going around in circles, but never joins the party!
Smiles | May 26, 2025, Monday // 19:49
What did Putin say after inspecting the Russian military parade?
"Ah, nothing like a good parade to remind the world that we have tanks, missiles, and questionable fashion choices."
Smiles | May 9, 2025, Friday // 14:34
Why did Bulgaria’s F-16 jet refuse to take off?
Because it heard Boyko Borissov and Rumen Radev arguing and decided it was safer to stay grounded than get caught in the crossfire.
Smiles | May 9, 2025, Friday // 14:31
A Bulgarian walks into a bakery and asks for a loaf of bread
A Bulgarian walks into a bakery and asks for a loaf of bread
Smiles | April 2, 2025, Wednesday // 12:13
