Welcome back to our Yugoslavian Adventures Series! In Part VI of our tour, we finally made it to Serbia! We enjoyed the picturesque Balkan landscape on our way from Sarajevo to Belgrade and visited Serbia's

Welcome back to the latest part of my Yugoslavian Travel Series! In Part V we concluded our trip to Sarajevo by visiting some random places around the town and driving to the Vrelo Bosne – a beautiful

Our Sarajevo visit continues! I sincerely apologise to the people who follow me for the one day break in this series, but I was too busy working on one of my translation jobs yesterday. In Part IV of our

Welcome back to the tour! In Part III of our Yugoslavian Adventure Series, we visited an interesting exhibition about the siege of Sarajevo in the Historical Museum of Bosnia and Hercegovina and went up

Our tour continues! In Part II of our Yugoslavian Adventure Series, we visited the famous Sebilj of Sarajevo, saw Baščaršija at night and ran into a very obscure gothic-industrial art installation of unknown

Welcome back to my Yugoslavian Travel Series! In Part I, we took the bus from Germany and traveled to the Bosnian capital city of Sarajevo, where we checked into a beautiful WWI themed hostel and went

Welcome to my new short series of travel blogs! This time, our journey will bring us to Sarajevo and Belgrade, the capital cities of two major Balkan countries – Bosnia and Serbia. We are going to see

Yesterday, I have finished my six-part Chernobyl Travel Series of blog posts. It was my first series of posts on Steemit and it was a much greater success than I would have dared to imagine. At this point,

Here we go again. On to new adventures in the zone! In Part V of our Chernobyl tour, we visited the legendary Pripyat Amusement Park and its iconic ferris wheel. From there, we walked through a field of

Are you still with me? I hope nobody got lost so far. In Part IV of our Chernobyl tour, we got a first glimpse of the Chernobyl NPP and its exploded reactor No. 4, we made a short stop near the former

Moving on! Take your seat. In Part III of our Chernobyl tour, we stopped at a mysterious WWII memorial by the roadside and followed a small path into the woods, where we discovered the last remaining building

We move on to our next stop, quick – get back on the bus! In Part II we went deep into the woods and explored a secretive military base. We discovered the massive Duga-1 Radar Array and sneaked into its

Our trip continues, so come on and hop on the bus! In Part I we set off from Kiev Central Bus Station and entered the outer layer of "The Zone". Our first stop was the abandoned village of Zalisya

The Chernobyl Exclusion Area (often just referred to as "zona" in Russian, "The Zone") fascinates a lot of people, especially fans of the iconic Stalker series of books and video games.

Here is the video, I hope you enjoy: If there is one good thing for Russia about the war in Syria, than it is that its arms industry can show off in a way we haven't seen since the Soviet war in Afghanistan.

So, while we saw the price come tumbling down after people selling the news, this NASDAQ article confirms that ANS will hit new all time highs once everyone understands the potential of its tech and its

Hello everyone. I prefer to be anonymous while posting on the internet, but I think it will be fine to introduce myself nonetheless. I found out about Steemit about 5 months ago, when I first started to