Optimism for Bulgaria

By Pauline Adès-Mével Since it joined the European Union a decade ago, Bulgaria has tumbled down in the annual press freedom ranking by Reporters Without Borders, slipping from 35th place

“When we tell people back home that, at our age, we are going to ballet camp in Bulgaria, it brings the conversation to a stop,” James Pardew tells me. He

No one has done more than Pavel Kounchev to encourage volunteering in Bulgaria in the past decade. The platform he helped found almost seven years ago, Time Heroes, has connected

Stefan is only 28 but has already had a whirlwind of a life. Ever since he finished Sofia’s Spanish-language high school, he’s lived in three countries, earned a university degree,

During a meeting with representatives of the America for Bulgaria Foundation, the mayor of Razgrad expressed a wish for more tourists to visit the wonderful Abritus museum complex in the

Zoya Paunova may be one of the most influential women in business in Bulgaria, but she will switch the business suit for a reflective vest in a minute to participate

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

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

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