PROUD TO BE DIFFERENT?
The Orthodox Church was perhaps the most outspoken of all the gays' opponents. In a statement posted on its web page, the Bulgarian clergy used strong language to condemn what it termed a "mortal sin" and "ignominious affray"
ADAM MICKIEWICZ IN BURGAS
But what was Adam Mickiewicz doing in Burgas, now Bulgaria's second Black Sea coast town, at a time when it barely existed except as a small, disease-ridden village, and Bulgaria was a territory of "European Turkey"?
ARCHAEOLOGY NOW
Yes, archaeology in Bulgaria has changed a lot in the last 10 years. The American Research Center in Sofia, or ARCS, which was founded in 2004, marks an episode in this series of changes, and a positive one at that.
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Traditions are not dead, especially if you know to look around the village of Gela in the Rhodopes, three hours away from Sofia.
There are dozens of street clocks in this city, from fin-de-siècle masterpieces to electronic devices commercially erected in public spaces. Here we show you one that, until very recently, was rarely if ever seen by the general public.
"Holy" relics, a spirit, a Master, a peak and many more 
Said to be very excited at the new piece, Mr Tsv. has kept it a secret, allowing his wife to listen to it "only once" ahead of the public premiere on 5 July, the "Day of the Bulgarian Police."
"Are you aware that a certain Bulgarian, Elia Gospodinoff, once played the bagpipes for twenty-four hours without a stop? Ripley vouches for this in his Believe It Or Not." 
"Bulgaria may be a good location for future Israeli-Palestinian talks," Peres said during his brief meeting with President Georgi Parvanov.Search
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