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In his long, productive life, Stefan Uvaliev lived in many places, often outside Bulgaria, and achieved success in many trades. However, his love for his country and support for the

Few girls from the Roma neighborhood in Velingrad finish high school, and even fewer go on to study at university. Yet, since she was a little girl, Rashka Gaitanova knew

The dry fall and the heavy winter rains destroyed much of Bulgaria’s rapeseed harvest six years ago. The bright-yellow areas that traditionally emerge on Google’s satellite maps at this time

If you forgot your math set for geometry class or your sketchbook and watercolors for art class, you don’t need to hide at the back of the classroom or borrow

By Natalia Miteva “More than 250 end beneficiaries and representatives of parties with a vested interest availed themselves of the multi-level intervention aimed at preventing school dropout in the target

Articles about Ninja Turtles top the Google results if you look up Renaissance artists Donatello, Leonardo, Michelangelo, and Raphael. This is no coincidence: the digital generation more readily associates the

Just before World War II broke out in 1939, British banker Sir Nicholas Winton helped rescue 669 Jewish children from Czechoslovakia by securing their transportation by train to the United

Starting this school year, life sciences students in Bulgaria will be able to apply theory in practice while still at university. This is possible thanks to the state-of-the-art laboratories at

The City of Alexandria, Virginia, has a Pothole Patrol: every resident who detects a pothole can report it online or by calling the city’s street maintenance hotline. If they call