The COVID-19 quarantine has been a challenge for all of us, but I think it's time to see what we've earned because of it, or in other words to see it through the prism of benefits.

Distancing, lockdown, suspension of normalcy. The Covid19 pandemic has brought enormous changes across Europe and the world. What has happened in schools, universities, students and teachers? Simona, a young woman living in Bulgaria, recounts her experience with online classes.

I participated in the workshop "Face The Challenge: Active Youth", facilitated by Nasko, Stanislava, and Dimitrinka and this is the result of the homework they assigned us at the end.

"Pedro or Zdravko? - a collective identity of the quaranteens" tells the story of a workshop, organised with a lot of thought, love and passion. The concept of collective identity, thinking hats and the connection between social media and COVID. A thought-provoking dialogue of quaranteens, baring the challenge of a world

In my hometown, Razlog, we still keep a pagan tradition woven into our Christian everyday life.

Some dreams come true sooner than expected. Fate loves the brave and even if sometimes making things happen is a form of pure luck, we have to cling to it and squeeze it like a lemon into lemonade. We sweeten with a spoonful of sugar and enjoy life. It’s simple.

Тази история започна в момента, когато моята приятелка и някогашна съквартирантка, Ради, от Троян, в един наш телефонен разговор ми каза, че идното лято, когато ѝ гостуваме с дъщеря ми, ще ни заведе на хижа Васильов и ще останем да нощуваме там. Не стигат думите да опиша вълне

La storia della mia famiglia è legata al Re. Oggi ho deciso di raccontarvelo, come lo ricordo fin dall'infanzia, in memoria di mia nonna Maria - figlia di una persona normale e degna - il mio bisnonno - Stefan Krastev / ГВАРДЕЕЦА - Parte della guardia reale/.

In this interview I will tell you the stories of my grandparents Sasha and Ivan Petrovi, shared with me from their trip to the then Easter Germany (GDR).

The story i am about to tell you took place way back in 1988, Bulgaria. My mom, our main character today, was 9 year old student in third grade or at that time called “chavdarche” and even if it is fleeting story, this was her first touch with Europe and