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As many people are likely to move to Bulgaria as leave it in the next two decades, according to a cautiously optimistic 2018 migration report from Colliers International. Titled “Turning

America for Bulgaria Foundation is extending the deadline for submitting proposals for the Assessment of the Impact of the Analytical Activities of InteliAgro and the Center for Agricultural Policy Analysis

Young museumgoers in Sofia celebrated Bulgaria’s national day, March 3, by going back to the country’s beginnings: they learned how to write in Glagolitic, the early Cyrillic script, dressed dolls

R-E-S-I-L-I-E-N-C-E. Resilience. Are you a good speller? More than 6,600 students from Bulgaria will be vying for the best speller title in the National Spelling Bee, which kicked off on

The America for Bulgaria Foundation in association with the World Press Institute is offering an exciting opportunity to Bulgarian journalists—a media fellowship in the United States in 2018. The program

How do you test the DNA of a banana? Can you brush your teeth with elephant’s toothpaste? And how do you “win” in a geography quiz? Starting this year, students

A Bulgarian team came in eleventh in the 21st edition of the Harvard–MIT Mathematics Tournament (HMMT), held in Cambridge, Massachusetts, in February 2018. Team members included students from three Bulgarian

One-third of Bulgaria generates 86% оf all production and investment. The remaining two-thirds оf the country is an economic “desert,” according to a report of the Institute for Market Economics

Big-city dwellers in Bulgaria today know the chitalishte mostly from 19th-century revival literature. A public institution serving as a community center, a library, and a theater at once, the chitalishte