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Elizabeth I (1533–1603): The Queen Who Forged a Nation Elizabeth I is one of the most influential rulers in European history. On November 17, 1558, she ascended the English throne and reigned for more than 44 years, turning a country torn apart by religious conflict into a stable and prosperous kingdom. Her reign entered history…
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How a Global Conspiracy Left a Deep Scar on Bulgaria On November 25, 1982, the Italian news agency ANSA released a report that quickly became an international sensation: Bulgarian citizen Sergey Ivanov Antonov, deputy director of the “Balkan” airline office in Rome, had been arrested. The accusation – complicity in the assassination attempt on Pope John Paul…
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From the “hunting of humans” to the last embrace of Boško and Admira in Sarajevo, where war turns human life into a target and love into a sacrifice Rumors speak of human hunting. Wealthy foreigners arrive from European capitals, paying enormous sums and demanding to shoot at civilians in besieged Sarajevo – not as soldiers,…