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Ambitious Bulgarian parents have faced the daunting task of finding the best school for their children—one providing high-quality education that meets current social and economic needs—ever since the 19th century.

By Nathan Jacobson Most days after school, I find myself in Room 103, with a pen in hand and an open notebook on the desk. Standing in front of me

It’s much easier to launch into space than return to Earth, and astronauts have to be in perfect physical condition and take special dietary supplements to endure the journey home.

Misho Stefanov has spent 15 years interacting with adolescents—as director of The Bridge Youth Festival, the lead singer of a rock band, a mountain guide, (briefly) a boxing gym manager,

If you are ever in the Zlatitsa-Pirdop valley, in the Srednogorie region, be sure to stay at Pavlina and Grigor’s family guesthouse, buy a delicious pretzel from Maria’s bakery, and

Vesela Hristova teaches history at the German Language School in Burgas. Instead of asking her students to memorize boring facts about communism from their history textbooks, she sent them on

Can brown-eyed parents have a blue-eyed child? “The tongue may hide the truth, but the eyes—never,” believed the twentieth-century writer Mikhail Bulgakov. He clearly didn’t know his genetics despite his

Since 2010, a young team of visionaries has been trying to change the limited interest in space science in Bulgaria. Their ambition is to make space exploration accessible to ever

They are invisible to the naked eye, grow in water and inside rocks, and you probably don’t know they exist. In the near future, however, they are going to be