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Victims of the crypto queen Ruzha from the USA are suing Bulgaria for 20 billion dollars
International
People from different Bulgarian governments have also taken part in the biggest financial pyramid in history, according to one of their lawyers. Victims of crypto queen Ruzha Ignatova, who lured…
Health
Vitamin D is the only known vitamin that can be produced independently by the human body under the influence of sunlight. Its deficiency quickly causes serious health problems. This vitamin…
Culture
Battles between children are usually caused by: · a ruined cube tower that someone else has built; · toys, play paraphernalia and other things that children have not been able…
Food
Dr. Zheko Naychov graduated in medicine in Sofia in 2006. He started working as an intern in the clinic of cardiac and vascular surgery at Lozenets Hospital, where he still…
Africa
Africa's King Mansa Musa Keita I is richer than he can describe, Time writes, and he probably has a right. This is the richest man in the world of all…
Europe
The UN chief announced on Friday that he will be traveling to Russia to meet with Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and will also be received by President Vladimir Putin.
Defense
During the month and a half of the war, many Ukrainians lost their homes. It has been destroyed by bombing and rocket attacks. Moreover, many of the destroyed apartments were…
Culture
The Association of Estonian Travel Companies has named the Soomaa nature tourism entrepreneur Aivar Ruukel as Tourism Person of the Year, on whose initiative the Soomaa single-log punt Haabjas was…
Economy
Buonce analyzed 50 European cities and ranked the best weekend travel destinations. The Estonian capital also made it to the top ten. During the study, experts assessed factors such as…
Europe
The Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation has instituted five lawsuits for the crime of desecrating monuments to Soviet soldiers in Estonia, Lithuania and Bulgaria, TASS reported, citing a press…
