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The Bulgarian pavilion at the 60th International Venice Biennale explores the silenced memories of survivors of state violence from 1945 to 1989 in an evocative multimedia installation titled The Neighbours.

Concerts @ St. John’s will present countertenor Andrew Egbuchiem and pianist Vicki Cavendish in a program including Baroque operatic arias for countertenor, recent works written as part of the rising

The decision to relocate abroad to benefit from a lower cost of living is becoming increasingly popular. With the rising costs of housing, healthcare, and

Brian Taylor was one of three people who suffered flu-like symptoms shortly after he returned from his stay at the three-star Hotel Kalofer, located on the Black Sea

Attention digital nomads: these are the cheapest destinations in Europe for remote workers.

Kristoffer Olsson, a midfielder for Sweden, lost consciousness at home and is now in the hospital on a ventilator.  The 28-year-old former Arsenal footballer, according to Midtjylland, is “suffering from what looks to be an acute brain-related ailment.” On February 20, the Danish club said that he had been admitted to Aarhus University Hospital.  Because […]

The 2024 summer transfer window circus is about to arrive in town in just a couple of months. The global transfer market is expected to soar this summer as Europe’s top teams resume their frantic shopping sprees, following an especially tough January window of frugal spending. Although there are already a lot of rumours circulating […]

SOFIA, Feb. 23 (Xinhua) -- The Chinese Cinema Week kicked off in movie theaters in five major cities in Bulgaria on Friday.

Here’s the story of how I bought one of the very few Ford Probes in Eastern Europe.

Finland is to send combat aircraft to NATO's Southern Air Policing mission, marking the first out-of-area operational deployment for the Nordic country since joining the alliance. Finland is to send eight Hornet combat aircraft to NATO's Sou...