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Every child in Bulgaria can learn to code without having to go to an IT school or burden the family budget with expensive private lessons. This is possible thanks to

In the movies, lawyers’ lives are really dynamic: they travel all the time and have exciting, and sometimes dangerous, experiences. Real-life lawyers can usually be found at their desks, writing

We are struggling up the steep, uneven forest path, lit only by Agop’s handheld flashlight. In the darkness, two charcoals flash momentarily—the eyes of a deer. One by one, the

At first glance, Bogdana Decheva and Mihail Dechev are typical teenagers: they have smartphones, love sports and music, and enjoy spending time with people their age. What sets them apart

Perpetual motion would defy the laws of physics, but it is the metaphor that most readily springs to mind when one meets the eminent physicist Minko Balkanski. At 91, he

You have built a startup company or have a good idea for one, but don’t know what’s next? Where can you find partners and a team? Who will fund your

Rositsa Mineva’s English-as-a-second-language classroom does not feature rows of desks. Instead, portable modular tables offer flexibility in classroom layout, and seating can be rearranged to suit the class activity for

In 2009, English photographer Paul Cliff photographed 7- and 8-year-old children from Sofia and Teteven and asked them about their dreams and aspirations. Some of the answers were childishly specific—the

When renowned merchant Andrey Arsov tasked Austrian architect Karl Heinrich to design his family home in 1910, the latter had more than 20 years of experience as architect and designer