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Writer Georgi Gospodinov has won one of the biggest European awards for literature - "Angelus". At a ceremony last night in Wroclaw, his novel "The Physics of Sadness" was announced as the best Polish language book for 2019.
Among the first congratulations, the author was honored only a few days ago with Nobel for literature Olga Tokarczuk. Her words are in the Polish edition of the novel, and the translation is by Magda Pitlak.
Georgi Gospodinov is the first Bulgarian to win the Angelus Award. He was favored over six other writers from Austria, the Czech Republic, Russia, and Ukraine.
Nobel prize winner Svetlana Alexievich, Ukrainian Yuri Andrukhovych, Sarajevo-born Miljenko Jergovic also received the award, which has been awarded since 2006.
The company’s expertise in corporate communications and strategic vision for their client Westinghouse received the highest recognition at the BAPRA Bright Awards 2025
The 2024 Nobel Prize in Literature has been awarded to South Korean author Han Kang “for her intense poetic prose that confronts historical traumas and exposes the fragility of human life”
Excerpts from 19 European titles will be read on September 25
The "Blue Flag" program's international jury has recognized the excellence of 23 Bulgarian beaches and the Marina "Dinevi" by awarding them with the prestigious certificate
The company was honored with a record 11 awards at the BAPRA Brights Awards 2024 on the eve of its 30th anniversary
Todor P. Todorov’s novel “Hagabula” has been nominated for the European Union Prize for Literature, reported BTA
Thousands of visitors gathered in Kazanlak over the weekend to take part in the highlight event of the annual Rose Festival
The Bulgarian lev (BGN), the national currency of Bulgaria, has a history stretching back 145 years
What did Bulgarians eat and drink 150 years ago
At 12 noon on June 2, a solemn tribute echoed across Bulgaria as sirens sounded and the entire nation paused for two minutes of silence
Today, Bulgaria pays tribute to Hristo Botev and all those who gave their lives for the country’s freedom and independence.
On June 2, 2025, Bulgaria will once again pay tribute to Hristo Botev and all those who sacrificed their lives for the country's freedom
Borderless Bulgaria: How Schengen Benefits Are Transforming Trade and Logistics
Bulgaria's Mortality Rate Remains Highest in Europe
