Maxim Behar Pays Tribute to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II
Following the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II the Honorary Consul General of the Republic of Seychelles in Bulgaria, Mr. Maxim Behar, formally conveyed his sympathy through the signing the condolence book at the British Embassy in Sofia. In ... »
Memories of Elizabeth II: Stories by Maxim Behar
Host: Let’s start with that. How will you remember Queen Elizabeth II? Maxim: I had a long correspondence with the Queen, as one of my very few unfulfilled dreams was to invite her to visit Bulgaria. Along with the Tsar, who was ... »
Maxim Behar: The world will change in a flash after the death of Elizabeth II, a new era is coming
Host: Mr. Behar, how will the United Kingdom actually change now after the death of Queen Elizabeth? Maxim: The whole world is changing, and it's changing at lightning speed. I hope that what King Charles will propose in the next ... »
Maxim Behar for the bTV special on the accession of King Charles III to the throne of Great Britain
Host: About the new era that is beginning and the era that is gone, we will talk with our panelists in the studio – the translator Mariana Hill and the communication expert and diplomat Maxim Behar. Hello and welcome! Mr. ... »
Maxim Behar for the Bulgarian National Television in the special program "After the Queen - the world mourns Elizabeth II"
Host: A historical, world-famous person has passed away - Elizabeth II. Words about the Queen from our guests Mariana Hill and Maxim Behar, PR expert and communicator. Mr. Behar, you have released your personal photos with Prince Charles. Maxim: They ... »
A FEW WORDS TO BEGIN WITH...
I was a correspondent for a daily newspaper “Duma” from Bulgaria from 1988 till 1991 in Warsaw. During this period, I published thousands of articles about the changes in the region, the falling of communism, the establishing of market economy ... »
THE SPECIAL ENVOY OF DUMA NEWSPAPER REPORTS FROM VILNIUS
VILNIUS, January 13 - At first glance, everything in Vilnius seems calm. At least for now, the streets seem full of people, which is unusual for the cold weather and thick snow. Parliament is not accepting any accreditations for journalists, ... »
THE SITUATION IN LITHUANIA STILL HIDES MANY UNKNOWNS
VILNIUS, January 16 - A special parliamentary committee was set up in the Lithuanian capital late last night to investigate the army's actions a few days ago when its units occupied several important public buildings in Vilnius, including the radio ... »
CALM DAY IN LITHUANIA
VILNIUS, January 19- As of today, the clouds of tension in Vilnius seem to have been cleared. Not a single night military patrol, disorders, nor a tank or armored personnel carrier on the streets was seen last night. Although several ... »
THE SHOCK IN LITHUANIA IS OVER, THE TENSION REMAINS
VILNIUS, January 21- The night in the Lithuanian capital was tense again. All roads to it - according to the parliamentary spokesman Audrius Ažubalis were blocked by paratroopers. Several incidents occurred after midnight, two of them involving weapons. In a ... »
BLACK CROSS OVER LITTLE LITHUANIA
VILNIUS, January 21- By the time you read these lines on a Monday - probably - cold January morning, it might all be over here. Or maybe it is just beginning. Who knows? Either way, it is hard to predict ... »
THE LITHUANIAN LANDING OPERATION
VILNIUS, January 28- He told me on his Warsaw phone that he was awaiting confirmation to go to Vilnius, and the editorial office gave him the okay, because it was in dire need of information. And so, Maxim turned out ... »
THE STARS RISE AFTER MIDNIGHT
VILNIUS, February 04- Everything was calm when I left for Vilnius. Even suspiciously calm. It was already known that there was a National Salvation Committee. However, no one knew who the members were. And to this day, no one knows. ... »