Raise the Glass
By Despina Koleva A man sits on the pavement in front of the neighborhood pub and weeps.
By Despina Koleva A man sits on the pavement in front of the neighborhood pub and weeps.
By Petya Sabinova Sometimes a lifetime is not enough to fully grasp the complexity of one person, let alone a country of eight million.
By Despina Koleva Bloody, sweaty and a bit teary-such has been the battle for Sofia so far.
Angela Filote is Press and Communication Officer at the EC Delegation in Bucharest. She is a Romanian expert in the field of information and communication, with over ten years of managerial experience as Head of the Press and Communication Department of t
By Petya Sabinova Organizational blunders caused what was supposed to be one of the highlights in this year's array of concerts -Paradise Lost in Bulgaria - to turn into a nightmarish experience.
By Despina Koleva A mayor candidate, who just won the race, calls his wife.
By Petya Sabinova Bulgaria thrived in a night of football successes, Wednesday when one after the other three of the country's football teams made it to the next round in the UEFA Cup qualifications.
By Despina Koleva While still in office, Sofia mayor Stefan Sofianski holds a meeting with a bunch of residents.
By Despina Koleva An inexperienced real estate salesman asked his boss if he could refund the deposit to an angry customer who had discovered that the lot he had bought was under water.
By Ivelina Puhaleva Running on the highway to my office in Sofia, an imposing billboard numbered 2 in the end catches the eye.
By Despina Koleva In the recent past, some of Bulgaria's politicians struggled to turn the country into the "Switzerland of the Balkans".
Lubomir Stoykov is one of the most outstanding personalities in Bulgarian fashion and lifestyle reporting, image making, PR and advertising consultancy. His famous television show "From Needle to Thread" (a Bulgarian idiom meaning from A to Z) later gave
By Despina Koleva A young Bulgarian schoolboy was assigned a homework on the establishment of democracy in the country.
By Despina Koleva Bulgaria's largest and most famous role-playing game (RPG), Parliament, has had one more scenario added.
There is no need to fly to the Indian Ocean to learn more about La Reunion, the exotic southernmost department of France, 500 miles of Madagascar. All you need is a forty-minute drive from the capital Sofia to the town of Svoge and then northward to the n
Bulgarian Margarita Marinova, a graduate student at the California Institute of Technology and co-author of a NASA study, is planning to turn the Red Planet into a green one, one that could support life.
By Despina Koleva After almost two months of political lingering, Bulgaria finally has a brand-new, left-centrist government.
Almost two months after Bulgaria's general elections and one failed attempt to form a government, a cabinet formed by the country's socialists, centrists and ethnic Turks was installed Tuesday. Socialist leader Sergey Stanishev, backed by 168 of the 235
The leaders of Bulgaria's Socialists, the centrist Simeon II National Movement and the Turks, the three largest parties in Bulgaria's Parliament, signed a coalition agreement Monday.
By Milena Hristova Prior to June 25 elections, it was all about whether the former king will become a former prime minister as well.
More than a month after Bulgaria's general elections the country has not had a new government. The first exploratory mandate for government formation was first handed to the election-winning Socialist Party, who held coalition talks with Simeon II Nationa
UN Happiness Report: Bulgaria's Astonishing Leap in Rankings
Bulgaria: 3 Regions With Lowest Life Expectancy - EU Report 2022