Schools in Bulgaria opened for the 2020/21 school year on September 15, the country’s traditional date, but with this year different because of the Covid-19 crisis. Todays guest is Boyana. she is a student and we talked about the schools under COVID_19. Join us 👇
A few years back, the life of a young man who was on the free path of running turned upside down. The dream collapses. The smile goes, the freedom goes. An unexpected diagnosis leaves the running shoes in the cupboard forever and turns all familiar forest paths into an unattainable[…]
Why does it look so innocent? It happens to all of us – the fridge is full, we forget about something and it goes bad. The food packaging is not the right size – if only it could be smaller… It’s just some potato peels, some potato peels are not[…]
I always have a protest against of injustice, but one of my ‘favorite’ is the injustice that always gives men more opportunities and power than women. Unfortunately, it has always been a problem all over the world and it continuous now-in the 21st century. Next of the men, who are[…]
If you’ve been experiencing a lot of weird, vivid dreams recently, you’re not the only one. Nearly one month into isolation because of coronavirus and I’ve noticed something: My dreams have become weird and incredibly vivid. I personally can’t remember the last time I’ve had such consistently crazy dreams. Every[…]
A coronavirus is a kind of common virus that causes an infection in your nose, sinuses, or upper throat. Most coronaviruses aren't dangerous. But in early 2020, after a December 2019 outbreak in China, the World Health Organization identified a new type of coronavirus. Officials named this new virus severe[…]
Hidden between the hills, lays the historical capital Veliko Tarnovo, in 2009 nominated as “Balkan Capital of Cultural Tourism”. A city so white, so bright, that on a sunny day you need sunglasses to look at it. Usually, on March 22 it gets even brighter. Streets are full of people.[…]
I will talk abaout Kukeri Carnival. I’ve heard a lot about the Kukeri Carnival since I came here. I was very curious. So I went to Ragovski for Kukeri Carnival. There were a lot of people wearing different costumes and masks. There were gruops of people from different places of[…]
Martenitsa is a small piece of adornment, made of white and red yarn and worn from March 1 until the appearance of the first blooming tree or the first stork. This custom is considered unique Bulgarian tradition. Bulgarians celebrate every year on March 1 – holiday of Baba Marta. The wearing of Martenitsa are[…]
30 young people from Ukraine, Georgia, Greece and Bulgaria gathered for seven days from September 8 to September 15 in the Veliko Turnovo village of Mindya to work and discuss issues related to media manipulation, fake news and propaganda. This was the main topic of the Youth Exchange “Media Manipulation[…]
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