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The final episode of our series, in which we discuss something critical - the final round of a tournament. The last round often decides your fate. Will you avoid a rating loss? Can you qualify? Or even fight for a medal? Lilit has played hundreds of tournaments, and can give us some good advice. Furthermore, she shares her thoughts on what is the most likeable, dislikable, and important thing when preparing for a tournament. Thank you everyone for watching, and commenting on our YouTube channel.

JYSK Bulgaria, a subsidiary of Danish bedding and furniture retailer JYSK, said on Thursday that it plans to continue expanding with new stores on the loca

The number of new residential buildings in Bulgaria whose construction was completed in the third quarter jumped by 53% to 1,316, the statistical office sa

The exhibition is a mobile phototype exposition and it is part of a programme of the State Cultural Institute with the Foreign Minister of Bulgaria, organized jointly with the Ivan Dujcev Centre for Slavo-Byzantine Studies at Sofia University. The event was opened by Snezhana Yoveva, Director of the State Cultural Institute.

The second last part of the series tackles Lilit's mindset a bit. With just five more rounds to go, the Armenian IM had the chance to at least qualify for the FIDE Women’s World Cup 2023. Would she struggle with her overall condition, and get distracted from chess? One powerful opponent was waiting for her in round number eight - Mai Narva. But Lilit managed to prepare well, and surprise the Estonian WGM in the opening preparation. In the video, we can see how. And now, Lilit was actually ...

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Neterra launched a new fiber metro network in Sofia, the capital of Bulgaria. It reaches all the data centers in Sofia and connects (...)

A pair of geology graduates have completed “the world’s longest pub crawl” – toasting the end of their 3,000-mile boozy walk with a beer...

North Macedonia says it has begun work on a nearly €200m rail project providing a link to the country’s border with Bulgaria.