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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

In 2001, the newly elected Bulgarian government set out to reform the customs administration and hired British consulting firm Crown Agents to facilitate the process. The first contract with Crown

In 1891, Bulgarian historian Georgi Strezov provided the following description of the village of Dabrava: “It is located at the foot of Arisvanitsa, stretching to Bistritsa, a quarter of an

Many people see the blind as helpless: sight-impaired individuals need help crossing the street, avoiding a broken step, surviving. The Synergia Foundation aims to change this perception by proving that

Ivan Ivanov has worked in agriculture for the past 20 years. He farms 1,200 acres of land. Despite significant investments in new machinery and equipment, his profits have dropped noticeably

Nadia was only 17 years old and pregnant. She lived in a small makeshift home with one room and a kitchen along with her husband, father-in-law, and another relative. The

Time in Vlaykova Movie Theater seems to have stood still since it opened in the 1920s, and nowhere is this clearer than in the photos hanging on its walls. Maria

High school senior Martin Dimitrov signed up for the summer school on Bulgaria’s socialist past to make up for the lack of information on the topic in history textbooks and