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By copravolley · Posted
I traveled to Turkey with my parents in 1995 as a kid, and I remember driving through Bulgaria was nightmare- we purposely lined up in 2 or 3 cars because it was dangerous traveled alone. The Romanian- Bulgarian and Bulgarian- Turkish borders were a horrible remember, although the Hungarians always held their border with some problems. In the 1990s, however, Hungary was the richest country in the region- even richer than Poland and the Czech Republic, but that's changed now, but was definitely safe to drive there without fear. Overall, I have the impression that Bulgaria/Romania was more dangerous in the 1990s than in the 1980/1970. I lived in Poland in the 1990s, and it was also quite dangerous: almost 0 km of highways, mafias, street shootings, etc. 30 years ago, there were also a lot of prostitutes from Bulgaria in Poland, and there were a few cases of someone murdering them. It wasn't a very dangerous time and now I'd be afraid of such trips, but people did. My father even traveled to Bulgaria and Romania in the 1970s and '80s, as did many people in that times. -
Corruption is a plague in the Balkans. It's a cultural heritage, a "trojan horse" of the ottoman administration; I honestly doubt this can be adressed in a predictable future. Regarding Bulgaria, I share your amazement, especially knowing that the EU was the driving force behind Romania’s progress. Yesterday I had a bout of nostalgia— I watched some YouTube videos depicting Bucharest in the '90s and, believe me, it looked like stone age.. -
By Olympian1010 · Posted
Streaming (at least in the US) is available on Asian Games Hub again: https://www.asiangameshub.com -
By Olympian1010 · Posted
Might have to do with athlete housing, since every sport that began on week one, ended by the final day of week one. I don't think the schedule is pretty balanced to be honest. It's not like there was nothing today, and I've had a chance to check most of the sports since there isn't too much overlap. -
By copravolley · Posted
I have done some reading about Bulgaria since 1990 and have come to the conclusion that this country remember a little a Ukraine, only it's located a bit better, which is why it's in the EU and NATO. Unfortunately, corruption is big there, and essentially nothing has changed since the 1990s. A huge opportunity was missed. Is it strange that after joining the EU, nothing changed that`s and the EU accepted this country without any reforms? I remember that when Poland joined the EU, it wasn't that simple. Strange. In any case, in 1991, Bulgaria had an 85% voter turnout, and now it's barely 50% and that's a success. Apparently, people have had enough. Neighboring Romania has probably made much more progress since the 1990s, but it must be admitted that it's a much larger country. Currently, Bulgaria can only count on the development of tourism as its main economy, right? -
Péter Magyar https://www.politico.eu/article/peter-magyar-hungary-would-arrest-benjamin-netanyahu-israel/ -
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Men's Ice Hockey IIHF Under 18 World Championship 2026 Bratislava/Trenčín (SVK) - 22 April 2026 - 2 May 2026 Official Website Programme Results System Facebook Page Discussion Thread -
By Monzanator · Posted
Stan Moody was like one red away from leading Kyren Wilson 8-3 and never won another frame losing 7-10. Antoni Kowalski put up a fight vs Mark Williams in the first session but ultimately fell 4-10. Still a historic moment for snooker! -
I think China will nominate a sport they will be successful in, even if it's the third or fourth choice for a home Olympics
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