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The Jewish Communist partisan Angel Wagenstein was sentenced to death in 1944 — but he lived until 2023. From his Bulgarian homeland to postwar East Berlin, the filmmaker and novelist devoted his century of life to telling the stories of the persecuted.

Good Tuesday morning. In today’s edition of Your Daily Phil, we report on how the U.S. Department of Education is handling the growing number of antisemitism allegations against universities and K-12 schools, and feature an opinion piece by Gil Galanos about Israeli tour guides adapting...

Marcus Rashford has received punishment from Manchester United for skipping practice last week, the club has announced. Following his Thursday night outing at a Belfast nightclub, Rashford declared himself sick for United’s training sessions on Friday and Saturday. Rashford was left out of the matchday lineup by Erik ten Hag for Sunday’s FA Cup round […]

SOFIA, JANUARY 31, ARMENPRESS/BTA. As part of the 32nd Bulgarian Antarctic expedition to Livingston Island, hydrobiologist Assoc. Prof. Lyubomir Kenderov, PhD studied the bottom sediments that form the habitat, the water and its parameters.

In a new study from travel platform Holidu, Dublin has ranked as one of the booziest holiday spots in the world, making it the ideal destination to celebrate the end of "dry January."

SOFIA, JANUARY 31, ARMENPRESS/BTA. As part of the 32nd Bulgarian Antarctic expedition to Livingston Island, hydrobiologist Assoc. Prof. Lyubomir Kenderov, PhD studied the bottom sediments that form the habitat, the water and its parameters.

A short biography of the Macedonian anarchist Hristo Zarezankov.

The Black Sea region's security is now more critical than ever, Foreign Minister Fidan told a news conference with his Bulgarian counterpart in Sofia...

SOFIA, JANUARY 31, ARMENPRESS/BTA. As part of the 32nd Bulgarian Antarctic expedition to Livingston Island, hydrobiologist Assoc. Prof. Lyubomir Kenderov, PhD studied the bottom sediments that form the habitat, the water and its parameters.

Bulgaria lags behind most of Europe when it comes to clean energy production. But new laws and a nascent democratic energy movement led by a tiny cooperative called Izgrei are pointing the way forward.