Introduction Tobacco farming is heavily subsidized in some countries of the WHO European Region. These subsidies incentivize farmers to use large areas of fertile land to grow tobacco rather than healthy foods. This practice has an adverse impact on people’s health and the environment. Subsidies and Tobacco Farming Tobacco farming subsidies are common throughout the…
The Burgas Archeological Museum, situated in the former girls school in Burgas, Bulgaria, is a remarkable repository of ancient artifacts. This captivating museum offers visitors an immersive journey through various historical epochs, spanning from prehistoric settlements to the Roman Empire. With its three exhibition halls, the museum presents a diverse range of captivating artifacts that…
‘Exploring the Ancient Roman Legacy: Deultum and Debelt’ As the saying goes, ‘History is not a burden on the memory but an illumination of the soul.’ In the vast expanse of Bulgaria, Deultum and Debelt stand as testaments to the illustrious Roman Empire that once reigned supreme. Founded in the 1st century by the valiant…
The ‘Barcelonagate’ scandal has rocked Bulgarian politics, raising the issue of corruption in Bulgarian society. With the alleged involvement of the GERB leader and multiple businessmen in a money laundering scheme, the scandal has sparked a range of reactions from the public and political opposition. The article provides a comprehensive overview of the scandal, including the background of the GERB leader and Chief Prosecutor, specifics of the scandal, response from the Chief Prosecutor, public reaction, and potential outcomes. The scandal remains a significant event in Bulgarian politics, with long-lasting consequences yet to be seen.
In the realm of art, few names carry the weight and significance as that of Vladimir Dimitrov Maystora, a renowned Bulgarian artist whose legacy continues to captivate and inspire. Born in Kyustendil in 1882, Maystora’s work has left an indelible mark on the art world, making him a celebrated figure both at home and abroad….
In the heart of Sofia City lies a treasure trove of ancient artifacts and cultural heritage. The Archaeological Institute and Museum at the Bulgarian Science Academy stands as a sentinel of time, housed within the oldest preserved building in the city. Like a key that unlocks the secrets of the past, this museum invites visitors…
Nestled at the base of the majestic Stara Planina mountain range, Tryavna stands as a cultural gem, beckoning visitors to explore its rich history and vibrant artistic scene. With a population of around 10,000, this small Bulgarian town has a storied past that dates back to the time of Thracian tribes. However, it was during…
Sofia’s iconic St. Alexander Nevski Cathedral stands as a profound testament to the rich history and cultural heritage of Bulgaria. This majestic temple, built in honor of Russian Emperor Alexander the 2nd, is a symbol of national pride and identity. With its construction spanning from 1904 to 1912, the cathedral encompasses an impressive area of…
Have you ever wondered about the hidden historical gems that lie off the beaten path? Nestled in the northwest region of Bulgaria, a true treasure awaits: Belogradchik. This small town, with its rich history dating back to the early Middle Ages, is a captivating destination for history enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. But what makes…
With a coastline stretching over 42 km and a population of approximately 11,000 people, Kavarna is a captivating town on the Bulgarian Black Sea Coast that offers a unique destination for travelers. Nestled in a region with a rich history dating back to the 3rd millennium BC, Kavarna is not only known for its stunning…