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An unusual exhibition in a deserted village in the Eastern Rhodope Mountains traces the history of the so-called Revival Process of the 1980s and offers an unexpected lesson in patriotism.

There is nothing quite like it for hundreds of miles around. Its unusual architecture made it world-famous as soon as it was discovered by archaeologists in 1982. Ever since, the

Bulgaria is that place where, not so long ago, people read Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman fanzines, and many 30-plus-year-olds can still name most of the characters in that TV show;

Jazz, this most American of musical genres, is proving enduringly popular with audiences in Bulgaria, drawing ever-bigger crowds to Sofia’s South Park 2 each year. A whopping 35,000 people attended

Nicole Simmons isn’t a diplomat, yet she has become one of the most recognizable faces on the diplomatic circuit in Bulgaria in recent years. The wife of outgoing US ambassador

“Yours is a free generation, one that can make its own choices and choose its own destiny. That is a beautiful thing. Freedom is beautiful. Your parents and especially your

In 2014, Texas millionaire Corey Knowlton paid $350,000 for a hunting trip to Namibia to shoot and kill an endangered species of rhinoceros, of which there were only 5,000 left.

We have been talking about superheroes since the beginning of the year. Not the mask- and cape-wearing ones like Superman, but those whose clothing doesn’t mark them out in a

“To be good, and to do good, is all we have to do” 4th of July 2019Nancy L. SchillerPresident & CEO, America for Bulgaria Foundation John Adams was the second