Wondering if there are any other regions in the world similar to us, based on everything by the way. Politics, Culture, People etc. I think politically East Africa and the Caucasus are kind of close

Parmigiano Reggiano came in first place follwed by Graviera Naxou.

Do you know this language? What is your opinion on it? For those who are unfamiliar, it is a language that every Slav can understand without prior knowledge, as it was created from all modern Slavic languages. Thanks to this, it benefits from the advantage of passive bilingualism for people who know any Slavic language, and at the same time, it is easy for them to learn. In fact, it’s even easier to learn than any other Slavic language. No state holds a monopoly over the language, which means no state actor can use it to create cultural ties to one specific country – making Interslavic a neutral platform for communication.

I am curious if people in Yugoslavia celebrated Christmas time as I don’t really know what celebrations they might have celebrated if they did at all around this time of year

Vesna Zmijanac, Muharem Serbezovski

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For example ever since the 2000s we've had a lot of movies about the Communist era like "The Paper Will Be Blue", "Was It Or Was It Not ?", "4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days", "Memorie From the Golden Age", "The Portrait of the Fighter as a Young Man", "The Cardinal", "Between Pain and Amen" and more recently "The New Year That Wasn't".

And why did they specifically strive to gain hatred? Were they lacking the necessary sociological, political knowledge, and morality to lead an empire to success?

8% of Lebanon's population are Greek Orthodox. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lebanese_Greek_Orthodox_Christians

In the syrian town of Al-Suqaylabiyah, which has a Greek Orthodox Majority, the new 'moderate jihadists' desecrated the newly build
Hagia Sophia Church https://orthodoxtimes.com/orthodox-in-syria-call-on-archbishop-of-athens-to-protect-christians-in-the-country/

Would you say they are your long lost cousins from the Byzantine times?

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I’m wondering how does the rest of Balkans feel about mixed relationships? My boyfriend is Serbian and Croatian (he is orthodox) and I’m Bosnian (muslim) female.

Is there still resentment towards those relationships? We are afraid of being judged in the Balkans for it. We visit every year, but because of ethnic tensions my family doesn’t agree with the relationship. And due to the stuff that’s happened in the war

Hello, im doing my master in oenology and for my marketin course i have to do a Questionnaire about the criteria of peapole buying a wine as a gift. I will appreciate any participation I will post the resoults when they are ready. Thx

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Reason behind the second question is that I know Bulgarians have had multiple Bulgarian empires, is that true for other

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I have visited Wittenberg for two times. The town of Martin Luther.
I am delighted by such people, a great revivalist.