Bulgaria has repatriated the remains of medieval Tsar Samuel to Sofia following decades of negotiations with Greece, who exchanged them for religious artefacts. The settlement resolves a longstanding bilateral dispute between the two Balkan neighbours and marks a diplomatic breakthrough in their relations.
Byte's takeHistorical grudges finally meet their match: diplomacy and medieval bones. Bulgaria and Greece, both EU members, end a decades-long dispute over Tsar Samuel's remains through a carefully choreographed cultural exchange, easing tensions that have long complicated Balkan stability.