Nesha Robeva Turns 80: A Hug from Her 'Golden Girls'
Legendary rhythmic gymnastics coach Nesha Robeva celebrates her 80th birthday with her daughter, granddaughter, and former athletes at the Levski Cup. She calls her family her true treasures.
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Legendary rhythmic gymnastics coach Nesha Robeva celebrates her 80th birthday with her daughter, granddaughter, and former athletes at the Levski Cup. She calls her family her true treasures.
Ana Rajković, wife of Serbian footballer Predrag Rajković, waited four hours to venerate the Holy Belt of the Theotokos in Belgrade. She shared a powerful message about teaching children patience through personal example, emphasizing the value of waiting one's turn.
Turkey begins the nine-day Kurban Bayram holiday with free transport and closed institutions. Millions prepare for the sacred sacrifice festival, with strict veterinary checks on livestock in Istanbul and nationwide celebrations honoring tradition and charity.
Serbian Patriarch Porfirije declared that Mount Athos’ Vatoped Monastery serves as the spiritual homeland of the Serbian people. The Holy Belt of the Theotokos, currently in Belgrade, symbolizes this ancient bond and unites Orthodox Christians across borders.
Planning a Greek holiday in 2026? Sunbed prices range from free with drinks to 100 euros in elite spots. We break down costs across Halkidiki, Thassos, and other top Serbian favorite destinations for your budget.
Kırcaali Mufti Basri Eminefendi explains that Kurban Bayram is about sharing, faith, and spiritual purification, not just a feast. The festival reminds believers that true value lies in selflessness and community connection.
Bosnia and Herzegovina players express strong confidence ahead of their World Cup campaign. Midfielders Gigović and Tahirović highlight team unity, fan support, and tactical readiness as they prepare for their opening match against Canada in the upcoming tournament.
Loko Plovdiv secured a Europa League playoff berth by beating city rivals Botev Plovdiv 2-1. Joel Zwart scored twice in the intense derby. Meanwhile, Arda Kardzhali defeated Chernomorets Varna 3-2 in a separate match.
David Bentley, Giorgos Samaras, and Sebastien Bassong are set to play in Stilian Petrov's charity football match in Burgas. The event supports cancer patients and local legends on June 6.
Greek swimmer Kristian Gkolomeev posted an unofficial world record of 20.81 seconds in the 50m freestyle at the controversial Enhanced Games in Las Vegas. The event allows performance-enhancing substances and high-tech suits, sparking global debate over athlete safety and sporting ethics.
The Historic Acropolis Rally returns with a record 63 crews competing on Greece's punishing gravel roads. Defending champion Jari-Matti Latvala leads the field in this grueling FIA European Historic Rally Championship event.
The Palace of the Despots in Mystras has reopened to the public after a massive 42-year restoration project. The site now features improved accessibility, fire protection systems, and new exhibitions highlighting Byzantine heritage for visitors to explore.
The Bulgarian women's national volleyball team defeated Sweden 3-1 in a friendly match at Hristo Botev Arena. Marcelo Abondanza made his return debut as head coach, leading the team to victory with strong blocking and reception play before their VNL preparation continues.
Cluj-Napoca hosts Simona Halep’s career farewell and Nadia Comăneci’s 50th-anniversary masterclass at Sports Festival 2026. The event celebrates two Romanian sporting legends and their historic impact on global sports.
The publication highlights fifteen Greek islands for 2026, emphasizing authentic culture, boutique hospitality, and regional gastronomy. Travelers are shifting toward slower itineraries and off-season visits, favoring quieter destinations alongside traditional summer hotspots.
The Prizren Orthodox Seminary celebrated its patronal feast of Saints Cyril and Methodius. Metropolitan Teodosij led the liturgy, emphasizing spiritual freedom, Serbian presence in Kosovo, and the deep religious significance of the region for the faithful.
Thousands of believers line up for hours in Belgrade to venerate the Holy Belt of the Virgin Mary at the Temple of Saint Sava. The relic, displayed until late May, draws pilgrims from across the region and beyond.
New European agency data shows Croatian Adriatic waters slipping in cleanliness rankings. Experts link the decline to aging infrastructure, surging nautical tourism, and rising sea temperatures threatening coastal health and tourism revenue.
The revered Holy Belt of the Theotokos has arrived in Belgrade from Mount Athos, drawing long lines of pilgrims to the Temple of Saint Sava. The relic remains on public display until 29 May, drawing visitors from across the Balkans and diaspora communities.
Approximately 300,000 faithful gathered in Șumuleu Ciuc for the largest Roman Catholic pilgrimage in southeastern Europe. The route spans over 1,000 kilometers and culminates in an open-air Holy Mass, drawing participants from across the region.