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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Transfer of Madlen Deposit Concession to Riolitis to Bring Significant Support to Bulgaria’s Construction Industry: Overview and Plans

Bulgaria’s construction industry is set to receive a significant boost with the transfer of the Madlen deposit concession to Riolitis from Euroslag, approved by the Ministry of Energy. With an estimated reserve of 2.63 million tonnes of marl and 1.75 million tonnes of limestone, this deposit holds potential for the industry, providing a stable supply of high-quality raw materials for construction products. The development of the deposit aims to generate employment opportunities, support local producers, benefitting the local economy, and reducing the industry’s dependence on imports. However, the transfer has also met with opposition from environmental organizations and local communities concerned about the potential environmental impact.

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Sapareva Banya: Bulgaria’s Enchanting Town Of Mineral Springs

Nestled in the picturesque landscapes of West Bulgaria lies the captivating town of Sapareva Banya, a true gem renowned for its mesmerizing mineral springs. With its population of 3,800, this charming town offers a serene retreat from the bustling city life, inviting visitors to immerse themselves in its enchanting beauty. As the anticipation builds, one…

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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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Tobacco Farming and its Adverse Impact on Health and Environment in the WHO European Region

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…

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Telelink Business Services Group: IPO Plans, Balkan Expansion, and Innovation Focus”

Telelink’s major shareholders plan to sell up to 25% stake on BSE Telelink Business Services Group’s three major shareholders, including CEO Lyubomir Minchev, are looking to sell up to a quarter of the company’s equity stake on the regulated market of the Bulgarian Stock Exchange (BSE). The proposed sale is aimed at increasing the group’s…

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Bulgaria’s Enchanting Underground Wonders: Exploring Nature’s Hidden Beauty

Bulgaria is home to a rich underground landscape of awe-inspiring wonders, offering a unique opportunity to explore nature’s hidden beauty. From the cavernous depths of Duhlata Cave, the longest cave in Bulgaria, to the magical ice sculptures found in Ledenika Cave, these underground sites are a marvel to behold. Ironically, despite its underground existence, the…

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Exploring The Rich History Of Sofia: National History Museum

Step back in time and immerse yourself in the rich and captivating history of Sofia at the National History Museum. This cultural institution, located in the heart of the city, offers a comprehensive exploration of Bulgaria’s fascinating past. The museum’s extensive collection, boasting over 700,000 cultural monuments, provides a detailed representation of Bulgaria’s history from…

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