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Juan Vucetic developed the concept of fingerprint analysis
2 June 2024
Czechia/Culture/People

Bloody Fingerprint No Match for This Croatian-Born Policeman

With the advent of modern science, there also came modern detectives. One of the first was Juan Vučetić, born in Hvar, Croatia, who pioneered dactyloscopy and was the first person in history to identify a killer based on a bloody fingerprint.

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slovenian restaurants restaurant owner with flowers in hands
Slovenia/Travel & Food/Culture

The Slovenian Food Scene: An Unexpected Marvel

With two million people, Slovenia is among the smallest nations in Central and Eastern Europe. However, when it comes to internationally recognized cuisine, it is one of the biggest powerhouses. What is

Pernik, Bulgaria - January 28, 2023: International masquerade festival Surva

A Joke Mine? This Bulgarian City Is Done Being a Laughing Stock

For years, the residents of Pernik, a city of 70,000 near the

Esotiq summer 23 campaign with Marcelina Zawadzka

The Latvian Capital of Lingerie 

People all over the world wear pants, bras, and pajamas made in

French Foreign Minister Robert Schuman announces the plan to found the European Coal and Steel Community (ECSC) in front of the national assembly at the foreign ministry at the Quai d'Orsay in Paris, France, 9 May 1950. The goal of the ECSC was to create an agency to oversee German and French coal and steel production and invite other countries to participate. The so-called "Schuman plan" was signed on 18 April 1951 in Paris and came into effect on 23 July 1952 for a duration of 50 years.

Yelling, “Europe!” Means Nothing

by Agaton Koziński
4 June 2024
Three Seas Initiative/Business/Culture

In Central Europe, the acceptance of traditional EU policies is high. The situation is already different in Western European countries. These two trends will determine the future of the EU.

Woman under shower

Czech-Austrian Shower Inventor’s Name Became a Household

by Przemysław Bociąga
3 June 2024
Czechia/Culture/People

The idea of washing in water that pours down from above your head was introduced by controversial balneology and alternative medicine pioneer Vincenz Priessnitz.

Farfalle with quark and berries

Pasta With WHAT? A Short Guide to Polish Milk Bars

by Weronika Edmunds
1 June 2024
Poland/Travel & Food

Every country has its own idea of cheap yet satisfying food. Poland is no exception. But the Polish idea, now well over a century old, can cause some confusion among first-time visitors. Let us explain.

Sleeping guitar-shaped cabin in Rasnov, Romania.

A One-of-a-Kind Place to Spend the Night

by Naomi Gherman
30 May 2024
Romania/Travel & Food

Have you ever wondered what is it like to sleep inside a guitar? Well, it no longer has to remain a mystery. In Romania, you can do just that!

Variety & WWD Stylemakers Presented by Anastasia Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, USA - 17 Nov 2016. Anastasia Soare.

Anastasia Beverly Hills: California-Made, Romanian-Born

by Naomi Gherman
26 May 2024
Romania/Culture/People

Anastasia Soare fled communist Romania in search of her “American dream.” The road to success was paved with obstacles and hardships, but the Romanian-born Anastasia never gave up on building her beauty empire.

An Apple II clone, the Bulgarian made Pravetz is seen in Warsaw, Poland during the Retroapple 0.2 meetup on January 28, 2018.

How One Musician Created Bulgaria’s First Computer

by Galina Ganeva
25 May 2024
Tech/People/Bulgaria

This may come as a surprise, but Bulgaria was once a computer superpower. Well, at least behind the Iron Curtain. It was all thanks to the genius of Ivan Marangozov, a flute player turned computer engineer credited with the creation of Pravetz, Bulgaria’s first computer.

Day of Slavonic alphabet. Parade of the Day of Bulgarian Education and Culture, and Slavonic Alphabet, on May 24, 2016, in Sofia, Bulgaria.

5 Words to Celebrate Bulgaria’s Most Important Holiday

by Galina Ganeva
24 May 2024
Bulgaria/Travel & Food/Culture

On May 24, Bulgaria is set to celebrate its biggest national holiday dedicated to the saints of the Bulgarian alphabet, education, culture, and of the Slavonic literature. We asked five Bulgarians working with words on an everyday basis to give us their favorite distinctively Bulgarian words.

National junior individual championships 2023, serious atmosphere in the room.. Photo: courtesy of Romanian Chess Federation

Where Learning Chess Is More Than a Hobby

by Naomi Gherman
14 May 2024
Romania/Travel & Food/Culture

Known for its intellectual properties and unanimously referred to as a mind game, chess is a board game that stimulates mental and psychological development. Which is precisely why in Romania, it is an official curriculum subject that you can study in school.

The Baťa Canal: A Remarkable Engineering Marvel in Czechia

by Marek Koten
23 April 2024
Czechia/Business/Green Transformation

Nestled within the picturesque landscapes of Czechia lies a testament to human creativity and decisiveness – the Baťa Canal. This remarkable engineering marvel stands as a tribute to the vision of its creator, Tomáš Baťa, and continues to play a crucial role.

Group young people using mobile smartphone outdoor - millennial generation having fun with new trends social media apps - youth technology addicted - red background

How Fast Is Your Internet Connection? It Depends.

by Galina Ganeva
28 September 2023
Business/Tech

The fastest internet connection in the 3Seas region can be found in the Baltic states. With one notable exception.

The European Capital of Culture kaunas lithuania

Lithuania’s ‘Little Paris’ Ready to Show Off Its Cultural Prowess

by Cynthia Sklodowski
9 March 2023
Romania/Hungary/Culture

On a Saturday in January, over 40,000 spectators crowded into the streets of Kaunas, despite the freezing temperatures, to take part in a music, video, dance, and light-filled kick-off celebration of the city’s year as a European Capital of Culture 2022.

ESA astronaut selection day.

Confirmed: ESA’s Space Mission With Polish Astronaut 

by Jakub Warzecha
6 March 2023
Poland/News

Poland's space legacy continues as the government confirms the nation's second astronaut is set for an ESA mission to the International Space Station.

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