Curious from around the world
Unusual events, facts, and stories from different parts of the globe.
17-Year-Old Hanna Cairo Disproves Hypothesis in Harmonic Analysis and Impresses Scientific World
Self-taught student Hanna Cairo debunks a hypothesis that has stood in mathematics since 1980 and becomes a sensation on the world scientific scene.
Moroccan cuisine – a harmony of flavors, spices, and centuries-old traditions
Symbols such as couscous, tagine, and pastilla turn Moroccan cuisine into a world-renowned culinary magic, celebrated for its authentic spices and hospitality.
At What Temperature Does a Home Dryer Work: Important Facts and Recommendations
The temperature in dryers varies depending on the device, program, and fabric type – from 40°C for delicate materials to 75°C for cotton.
Condor Aircraft Engine Catches Fire During Flight from Corfu to Düsseldorf
An aircraft with around 250 passengers made an emergency landing in Italy after an engine fire shortly after takeoff from Corfu.
Labubu: From Art Project to Global Cultural Phenomenon
The story of the Labubu doll - from a niche art project by Hong Kong artist Kasing Lung to a global pop culture phenomenon and a sought-after collector's item.
Archaeologist's Day – the Holiday of Ancient Discoverers
On August 15, we celebrate Archaeologist's Day – an occasion to recognize the work behind the greatest archaeological discoveries and a chance to peek into the lives of those who preserve humanity's heritage.
World Lizard Day: The Secrets and Significance of Scaly Nature Inhabitants
On August 14, the world marks Lizard Day – an opportunity to get to know the many-faced lizards, protect rare species, and discover their role in Bulgarian nature and culture.
Supreme Court of South Korea: «Baby Shark» Is Not Plagiarism – A Symbol of Cultural Freedom
The Supreme Court of South Korea dismissed a copyright lawsuit over the globally popular song «Baby Shark», declaring it original and part of the public domain – a decision that shook the music industry and raised important questions about creative freedom.
Taylor Swift Surprises with a New Album: «The Life of a Showgirl» – A Musical Phenomenon Beyond the Ocean, Inspiring Fans in Bulgaria
Global superstar Taylor Swift announced a new album, which triggered a global wave of reactions, fan theories, and analyses. What does this mean for the music scene and what is the connection with the Bulgarian audience?
American Startup Perplexity Makes Sensational Offer: $34.5 Billion for Google Chrome
Perplexity, a leading player in artificial intelligence, offers $34.5 billion to buy the world's most popular browser as part of an antitrust battle against Google. What does this mean for the tech world and the average user?
Vinyl Records Back on Top – Celebrating World Vinyl Day with Retro Nostalgia
August 12 marks World Vinyl Record Day. In Bulgaria, musical nostalgia unites generations again—vinyl returns with new releases, club events, and a passion for analog sound.
Global Elephant Day: Battles and Hope for the Planet’s Giants
On August 12, the world marks Elephant Day with large-scale campaigns to protect these unique animals. Ethical tourism, the fight against poaching, and scientific innovations unite people in a common cause.
Chinese Breakthrough – Autonomous Robots Play Football in National Tournament
In Beijing, the first-of-its-kind national football championship with autonomous robots was held, demonstrating global leadership potential in Chinese robotics and promising implications for industry and society.
India Hosts Global AI Impact Summit and Introduces Educational Revolution with Open Exams
Leading world leaders gather in Delhi for AI Impact Summit 2026, and education in India transitions to open exams – what does this mean for Bulgaria and the world?
Rare astronomical event: Jupiter and Venus meet in the night sky
Tomorrow morning, astronomers will observe an exceptional meeting between two of the brightest planets in the Solar System, which resembles the legendary Star of Bethlehem.