"We are Bulgarians in our blood - wherever we go in the world, I have especially been to London and Prague, we are motivated by patriotism. We are patriots, Bulgarians, far from our families and celebrating these holidays of ours, at least we are getting a little closer to the Motherland. Nostalgia makes us celebrate," explains Viktor Borisov, who has been working abroad for nearly two decades, and has been in Rome for 17 years, where he is currently a hotel receptionist.
In his free time, he attends the rehearsals of the Bulgarian folk dance group, and at the Christmas celebration he proudly takes on the role of a caroler with a "gega" and "yamurluk".
In the midst of this year's student candidate campaign, the question what the most desired major at Sofia University "St. Kliment Ohridski” would be, sounds like a rhetorical one. In the past four years, the undisputed number one..
Election fatigue, extremely low voter turnout (just over 30%), more young people at the polls and a fragile, barely perceptible hope for stability and political normality. This is how we can describe the past election Sunday for..
Voter turnout among the Bulgarians living in London was very low, Svetlana Kaneva, chair of the "Luton" section in the English capital, told Radio Bulgaria. She summarizes the impressions of her colleagues from another four areas in..
A string of charming towns, such as Asenovgrad, Perushtitsa, Krichim, Peshtera, Patalenitsa and Varvara are situated in the stretch..
The three-day Cherry Festival begins tonight in Kyustendil's Velbazd Square with the preparation of 1,500 ice creams with cherry syrup , reports BNR..
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