"Pretty sure that was in Elden Ring" Musk wrote, possibly without knowing that the photographer, Vladislav Terziyski, had heavily manipulated his picture, and possibly without realising that difficult-to-pronounce Belogradchik was a r
The people placed their bet on evil. Evil won, so did the people.
In the early 20th century the locals wanted to knock down their old church, which they considered too small and mouldy, and erect a new, modern structure in its place.
Perushtitsa, now a small and offbeat town rarely visited by tourists, is known to every Bulgarian as the sight of a massacre in the failed April 1876 Uprising against the Ottomans. Thirty-two-year-old Ruth Koleva is a notorious jazz, soul and R&B singer who recently signed up with Warner Music. She spends most of her time outside Bulgaria where she has excellent career opportunities.
Bringing back paper ballots is a pogrom against democracy.
Kiril Petkov, Changes Continued
Boyko Borisov has dreamed for long to become an Ahmed Dogan in Bankya.
Gen Atanas Atanasov, leader of the DSB
Talking about the war as if it were a video game is a dangerous hobby. Russia's war on Ukraine is not a simulation.
Caretaker Prime Minister Galab Donev
1. What does a traditional Bulgarian Christmas meal include?
A. Lamb
B. Pork
C. Turkey
2. For Alpine scenery you go to...
A. The Dobrudzha
B. The Black Sea coast
C. The Pirin
3. And for enjoying hot mineral springs, you visit...
A. Hisarya
B. Harmanli
Connecting the two small towns of Ardino and Dzhebel, both overwhelmingly populated by ethnic Turks, the narrow road is an endless succession of sharp turns and switchbacks, each of which revealing wide vistas over the small villages – hamlets, really – dotting the mountains. If you start in Ardino, make sure you do not miss the notorious Devil's Bridge. Upon arrival in Dzhebel you must try some of the Dzhebel meatballs which the locals consider world famous.
In which Bulgarian mountain range are you?
Though Dead Souls used to be on the national school curriculum, few latterday Bulgarians, and possibly even fewer English speakers, have actually read it, so here is a short synopsis.
It will be easier for us to forge a British rather than a Bulgarian government.
Solomon Pasi, president of the Bulgarian Atlantic Club
Instead of getting worse, the situation is becoming hopeless.
Former Culture Minister Vezhdi Rashidov just before he was elected speaker of the new National Assembly
Having a government just for the winter sounds like having a girlfriend just for the summer.
Radan Kanev, EMP
