Tracking the Rise of Coronavirus Cases in Bulgaria: An Analysis of Factors and Response

The recent spike in coronavirus cases in Bulgaria has put the country’s response to the pandemic under scrutiny. With 77 new cases reported, there are concerns that a second wave of the virus may be underway. In this article, we take a closer look at the situation in Bulgaria, analyzing the factors that may have contributed to the rise in cases, and comparing the country’s response to other nations. We also explore the measures being taken to control the spread of the virus and provide insights into the public’s response to the government’s handling of the pandemic.

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Exploring Bulgaria’s Oldest Technological Museum

The National Polytechnic Museum in Sofia, Bulgaria, stands as a testament to the country’s rich technological heritage. Established in 1957, it is the oldest museum of its kind in Bulgaria. With a mission to preserve and showcase movable cultural heritage in the field of technology, the museum offers a fascinating journey through Bulgaria’s technological advancements….

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The Golden Pompon: Bulgaria’s Premier Cheerleading Festival

The Golden Pompon International Cheerleading Dance Festival, hailed as Bulgaria’s premier cheerleading event, captivates participants and spectators alike with its vibrant performances and spirited atmosphere. This annual festival, held in Albena Resort in September, has become a cherished tradition in the country, attracting children and teenagers from diverse organizations such as dance schools, clubs, and…

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Discover The Enchanting Tsepina Fortress In Rhodope Mountains

Perched at an impressive elevation of 1,136 meters above sea level, Tsepina Fortress is a captivating historical site nestled in the enchanting Rhodope mountain range. Built between the 11th and 13th centuries, this fortress is a testament to the rich history and cultural heritage of the region. Archaeological excavations have unearthed a treasure trove of…

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Exploring Plovdiv Through ‘News From Home’: A Collaborative Photo Essay Exhibition

Discover the beauty and complexity of the Bulgarian city of Plovdiv through the eyes of its residents in the ‘News From Home – Plovdiv’ project. Created by Dutch artists Jannemarein Renout and MariĆ«lle Videler, the photo essay captures the essence of Plovdiv’s rich history, diverse culture, and unique character. The project celebrates the city and its residents as well as promoting cross-cultural understanding. The exhibition will take place at Plovdiv’s City Art Gallery and will also be available online. Learn more about the project, the residency experience, and its impact and legacy in this article.

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