Bulgaria Will Participate in Chicago Exhibition
Bulgaria is one of the eleven countries from Southeastern Europe that will take part in an exhibition at the The Field Museum in Chicago.
Bulgaria is one of the eleven countries from Southeastern Europe that will take part in an exhibition at the The Field Museum in Chicago.
I have spoken with US Ambassador to Sofia Herro Mustafa and she informed me that the summer work and travel programs for students were not canceled but postponed until May 12, Minister of Foreign Affairs Ekaterina Zaharieva said.
The Saint Alexander Nevsky cathedral in Sofia remained almost empty during the service on Holy Saturday headed by the Right Reverend Bishop Gerasim of Melnik.
The cinema projects in Bulgaria were suspended due to the Covid-19 epidemic.
Today is the World Theatre Day.
The decision follows the measures taken by the government of the Republic of Bulgaria to prevent the dissemination of the COVID-19 coronavirus in the country
The National Gallery limits attendance at its affiliates.
Sofia International Film Festival is the biggest film festival in Bulgaria.
Due to the spread of the coronavirus, the premiere of the new James Bond movie is delayed by 7 months.
The concert of the duo Al Bano and Romina Power had to be postponed due to complications and restrictions on the travel and stay of Italian citizens in Bulgaria, the organizers announced.
Atanas Chulev is among the winners of the Sony Photo Contest.
It is dedicated to the great Leonardo da Vinci.
The new movie of Bulgarian animation artist Theodore Ushev, The Physics of Sorrow, has been shortlisted for the Oscar Award of the American Film Academy in the category of animated shorts.
Turkmenistan's leader on Tuesday hailed as "historic" the announcement that its traditional hand-woven carpets have been recognised as global cultural heritage by the United Nations.
Yanaki and Hristo Dermendzhievi received a recognition from the European Cinema Awards, organized by Europa Cinemas in the Entrepreneur of the Year category, at a ceremony held recently at UCI Cinemas, Lisbon.
The Bulgarian film Sister won the grand prize at the Cottbus Film Festival in Germany.
Turkish government newspaper Yeni Safak writes that an upcoming decision by the country's government would allow museums that functioned as mosques during Ottoman times to become Muslim places of worship again, Kathimerini reported.
Today Bulgaria celebrates the Day of the Bulgarian National Revival Leaders.
A monument-bench of Pencho Slaveikov was opened in Milan, BNR reported.
After months of negotiations, the largest exhibition dedicated to Leonardo da Vinci, commemorating the 500th anniversary of his death, was opened in the Louvre.
Writer Georgi Gospodinov has won one of the biggest European awards for literature - "Angelus".
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