The Curse of Bulgarian Champions
In 2000, Bulgaria's Galabin Boevski lifted a total of 357.
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Bulgaria 2012: Apocalypse meets Idiocalypse
Now that election times are over, electoral fraud or not, the time of election promises is also over.
Subsidies for Bulgarian Political Parties - Feast in Times of Plague
Post-election Bulgaria seems to be in a state of a total shutdown topped by budget 2012 - an even more meatless pizza then in 2011, with a bitter aftertaste.
Enjoy Bulgaria While It Lasts
Surveys about Bulgaria's gloomy demographics - we have a surfeit of them.
Bulgarian Politicians - the Lost Dignity of the Loss
On October 30, in elections runoff, Bulgaria chose its new president – Rosen Plevneliev.
Bulgarian Cabinet's Fake 'European' Image
As Bulgarian ruling GERB party made a convincing win at presidential and municipal elections last Sunday, Western media were swift to hail a victory of "rightist" and "pro-Western" forces, apparently blind to a rather grimmer reality on site in the countr
Bulgaria's Election Hangover
After Sunday's bizarre cocktail of presidential and local election runoffs in Bulgaria, the nation is slowly waking up to a solemn and inevitable question:
Bulgaria's Elections 2011: Financial Stability and Failed Democracy
What happened in Bulgaria since last Sunday gives strong and worrisome reasons to believe that “politics” in the country are deviating at an accelerating speed away from the democratic ideal of popular self-rule and towards a dubious model of leadership
Bulgaria's Battle for Mayors, Round 2 - Who? Where? How?
A total of 173 out of 264 Bulgarian municipalities will vote for mayors in a second round on October 30, including Plovdiv, Varna, Smolyan, Pleven, as none of the candidates got 50% of the vote in the first round on October 23.
The Perfect Storm Called Bulgaria's Central Electoral Commission
Nearly a week after the October 23 local and presidential elections in Bulgaria, allegations about violations and manipulations keep pouring in with demands for results' recall voiced by a number of political formations.
Sport Halls, Schwarzenegger, Lepa Brena...Stop It before It's Too Late for Bulgaria's PM!
Bulgaria's Prime Minister Boyko Borisov has had every reason to be overexcited recently (save for the disastrous state of his country's economy).
Bulgaria's "2 in 1" Electoral Disgrace
The October 23 presidential and local elections turned into a horror movie for Bulgaria.
Bulgaria's Disaster '2 in 1' Elections. Or Why I Wanna Go Vote in Tunisia!
It is ironic that on the day that Tunisia – a the "cradle" of the 2011 Arab Spring revolutions – held its first ever free and democratic elections, Bulgaria demonstrated that it's losing touch with proper democratic mechanisms.
Bulgaria's Battle for Mayors, Round 1 - Who? Where? How?
Following is a list of the top runners for the mayoral post in Bulgaria's major cities.
Read the Fine Print: Vote Buying and Selling Is Illegal in Bulgaria
In the eve of Bulgaria's elections and on the backdrop of large-scale smear campaigns and a few lackluster debates marked by bickering and mutual accusations of all kinds of failures, the international monitors from the Organization for Security and Coope
Q&A: If Elected Sofia Mayor, What Would You Do about...?
Here are the solutions that the top five candidates for Sofia mayor suggested to the city's gravest problems in various public appearances in the media during their pre-election campaign.
Why Do They Want to Run for Sofia Mayor?
Here are the reasons that the top five candidates for Sofia mayor gave for joining the race for the prestigious post in various public appearances in the media during their pre-election campaign.
A Swing Voter's Notes on a Presidential Debate
Until Saturday I thought I would protest-vote for the impossible Svetlyo Vitkov, vocalist of Bulgarian rock band Hipodil, a fresh and witty face.
Bulgaria's Strategy for Regional Underdevelopment
Recent news of the dire condition of the Bulgarian State Railways company bring to mind a well-known model of state neglect and tolls yet another chime for the very possibility of Bulgaria's development as an integral country.
The Unbearable Burden of Being a Bulgarian Voter Abroad
Cheer confusion and chaos are reigning over the vote abroad for the Bulgarian presidential elections on October 23.
A Radical Solution for Bulgaria's Idle Parliament
Starting practically on Friday, the Members of the Bulgarian Parliament will not have any sessions until October 23, the day of the local and presidential elections in the country.
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