One of the best ways to spend your upcoming holiday is also the easiest – go C

CHALKIDIKI FOREVER

One of the best ways to spend your upcoming holiday is also the easiest – go Chalkidiki
Bulgaria's rich ancient heritage is yours to explore

ROMAN PLOVDIV

Bulgaria's rich ancient heritage is yours to explore
Forget the make-believe nestinari in restaurants and resorts and experience the

WALKING ON FIRE

Forget the make-believe nestinari in restaurants and resorts and experience the real thing in the village of Balgari
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Bulgaria Interviews

GEORGI LOZANOV

The pith of the crisis

Issue 79

 

 

JOHN ROWAN

Ireland's man in Sofia

Issue 79

 

   

MATTHIAS HOEPFNER

Bulgaria's media need a 'balanced mix' of regulation and self-regulation

Issue 77

 

 

MARCIE RIES

Will America's new ambassador be able to strike the fine balance between promoting America's economic and political interests in what is essentially the EU's poorest member state, still struggling with an uneasy transition from Communism to democracy, and upholding concepts, such as media freedoms and human rights, that America has traditionally held very close to its heart?

Issue 75-76

 

 

YASSEN ATANASSOV, POET AND WRITER

"Sofia is the Bulgarian symbol of the "glocal," that interaction between global and local."

Issue 73

 

 

KAREL VAN KESTEREN

A man and his bike, plus why The Netherlands would rather wait to let Bulgaria into Schengen

Issue 73

 

 

TOVE SKARSTEIN

Happy Norwegian in unhappy Bulgaria

Issue 71-72

 

 

SHAUL KAMISA RAZ

Ambassador of Israel considers aftermath of Burgas terrorist attack

Issue 70

 

 

LILLY DRUMEVA, MUSICIAN

I have been to many open air cultural events in Sofia during the summer and, even in these hot and lazy months, people turn up, participate and have fun. The need for culture is alive and real. This kind of capital and this kind of Sofianite deserve to be encouraged!

Issue 70

 

 


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VAGABOND VIDEO

70 years ago, on 10 March 1943, Bulgaria's pro-Nazi government decided to defy Berlin and halt the deportation of Bulgaria's 50.000 Jews. This was down to the actions of one man - Dimitar Peshev. Just two years later he faced Communist justice and found himself on trial for his life. His niece Kaluda Kiradjieva remembers

This video was produced by www.mycentury.tv

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POLL

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