The still existing concerns among some of our compatriots to freely define themselves as representatives of the Bulgarian national minority have their genesis in previous historical periods , but the world is already different. These are words of the..
In times of war, torn families, broken homes and an uncertain future, today we look back to the past to remember. Exactly 104 years ago, after the end of the First World War, under the Neuilly Peace Treaty of 1919, Bulgaria lost without a fight 1,545 sq...
The Caribrod Folk Orchestra will perform its concert premiere in the First Studio of the BNR on October 30 , Monday, at 7:00 p.m. On the eve of the Day of the National Awakeners (November 1) and the Day of the Western Outlands (November 8), our..
The events of November 6-8, 1920, have marked with fear and sadness the life of the Bulgarians in the Western Outlands. The memory of the Serbian occupation of Bosilegrad, Tsaribrod and Struma region is alive in their collective consciousness. The..
"The memory of the characters of my book is particularly important, because all of them, to one degree or another, have dedicated their work to the cultural memory of Tsaribrod", says in an interview with Radio Bulgaria Donka Nikolova - author of the..
Romania’s Parliament approves coalition with rotating premiers Romania’s two largest parties agreed to form a government to end a three-month long political crisis that has crippled the country’s efforts to slow the Covid-19 pandemic and..
Bulgarian President Rumen Radev is on a working visit to the town of Tsaribrod in Serbia, where he is to meet with representatives of the Bulgarian community and will unveil a monument to the Holy Brothers Cyril and Methodius together with his..
Today, Bulgarian President Rumen Radev will visit the Serbian town of Tsaribrod, the presidential press office reported. During his visit, he will hold talks with his Serbian counterpart Aleksandar Vucic. The two heads of state will meet with..
After the First World War /1914-1918/ and the decision of the Neuilly Peace Treaty in 1919, on November 6, 1920, the Serbian army occupied Bulgaria's Western outlands (129 settlements in the regions of Tsaribrod, Bosilegrad, and Strumica) with an area..
