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The article discusses the political implications of historical memory, arguing that state ceremonies and declarations about Bulgarian Tsar Samoil returning to his homeland have a greater public impact than complex compromises from historical commissions. It highlights the need for careful…
This story questions the political motivations behind the handling of historical artifacts, specifically the bones of Tsar Samoil. It probes why these remains are being paraded in Sofia and whether Ursula von der Leyen will address these issues during her visit to Skopje, framing it as a burial of…
The article reports on the massive adoption of ChatGPT, noting that its weekly user base has surpassed one billion, solidifying its position as the fastest-growing tech platform in history and a ubiquitous tool for work and communication.
Professor Andrej Petrov defends his participation in an initiative, discusses the election results of SDSM, the need for change, and criticisms of the so-called 'hotel coalition' during an interview.
A professor of medieval history and co-president of the VMRO-DPMNE historical commission states that there is no scientific proof for the remains of Tsar Samoil being in Bulgaria or Greece, and questions the legal basis for such claims regarding the historical figure.
A British national was apprehended by the Macedonian police after being caught attempting to steal from them. The incident occurred late at night, and further verification is underway.
Former Bulgarian Prime Minister Rosen Plevneliev reportedly worked for three years to ensure the remains of Tsar Samoil were accessible and negotiated with prime ministers regarding this issue.
The report mentions a conversation between then-US President Donald Trump and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau regarding travel bans from certain countries. The details suggest a discussion about US immigration policies and their implications.