Displaying items by tag: Issue 22

Astronomical investment returns may be a thing of the past, but savvy investors can still bank on Sofia's residential real estate market

The best things in life come for free - just breathe in

Bulgaria's fascination with the United States has been reciprocated in American literature

Despite rapid changes and flourishing economic development in Bulgaria, the American Peace Corps are here to stay

Outgoing American Ambassador John Beyrle speaks out on the legacies of Communism, the amalgamation of organised crime and politics, Sofia's traffic jams and Bulgaria's minerals

Dear Vagabond

I thought I might share my views on something I think is very indicative of Bulgaria. It's about the stray cats and dogs. Yeah, I know, but I'm not going to lecture you about it. It's just a few thoughts. The way I see it, a great many people look after them. I have no other explanation for such a large population of street animals. However, feeding them your stale bread and uneaten food and changing their pots of water is not enough.

Gypsies and Turks are the usual victims, but Britons don't lag too far behind