Optimism for Bulgaria

One day after school, Moryana Filipova went to an exhibition of carpets and traditional clothing from the Chiprovtsi region at the National Ethnographic Museum. There she met a nice woman

Lukan Chervenkov, who owns performance sock company Shushon, is sure 1 + 1 = 3. This is the synthesis of his entrepreneurial philosophy. He believes that if two people swap ideas,

Hristo Botev School in the Southeastern Bulgarian town of Karnobat is not your average school. Classes here don’t start and end with a jarring buzz; the traditional school bell has

Today, many associate Ailyak with the finest craft beer in Bulgaria. It’s also a Bulgarian colloquialism: an “ailyak” is a “free man, unencumbered by existential problems.” Georgi Hristov’s life embodies

When he first started tackling space challenges, Kliment passed seven levels, and his main project was a penguin-cooling device. Kliment loves penguins and wants to save this endangered species from

When in 2017 she participated in the Research Science Institute (RSI), the world’s most prestigious summer science and engineering program for high school students, Tania Otsetarova worked on a math

While her peers go out with friends or relax, Radostina “Radi” Avramova spends every weekend in the company of 5- to 10-year-old “cadets,” helping them take their first steps in

The team of the ABF-supported Vratsa Software Community were ranked among Bulgaria’s worthiest citizens in 2018 by the readers of 24 Hours, one of the country’s main daily newspapers. Emiliyan

Mario Manchev is a fifth-grade student from Karlovo, Central Bulgaria. He is the youngest participant in the Bulgarian National English Spelling Bee, in which middle schoolers from around Bulgaria spell