Bulgaria celebrates Levski as the Apostle of Freedom. Born Vasil Ivanov Kunchev on July 18, 1837, he was crucial in ...

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In the annals of Bulgarian history, few names resonate as profoundly as Vasil Levski. Known as the "Apostle of Freedom," Levski’s journey is not just one of resistance, but a testament to the ...

Bulgarian President Rumen Radev has officially renamed Sofia Airport, honoring the national hero Vasil Levski with the title "Vasil Levski Sofia Airport." The decree, signed on February 17 ...

Ryanair has added more than a handful of new routes during the upcoming summer season, including seven routes it has not ...

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Turmoil continues to engulf the Bulgarian team ahead of next week’s Nations League playoff against Ireland, with a decision over manager Ilian Iliev’s future due on Wednesday. Although he’s completed ...

On February 19 (February 6, old style) 1873, Vasil Levski was hanged. In his last moments, he confessed to the hierarchal vicar of Sofia, Father Todor Mitov: "Whatever I have done, is for the benefit ...

The capital's "Vasil Levski" airport announced 12 canceled flights today due to the strike of airport workers in Germany, BNT reported. Due to a strike, the airline "Lufthansa" is canceling the ...

152 years after Bulgaria lost its beloved son and advocate for a free, independent and tolerant state – Vasil Levski, his personality continues to excite and inspire Bulgarians from all generations.