EU's Survival Kits: A Necessary Step or Overblown Fear?
In an increasingly unpredictable world, the European Commission's recent recommendation for citizens to be prepared with a 72-hour survival kit in case of a crisis has sparked a heated debate
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A New Vision for Europe's Future: Security, Economy, and the EU-Türkiye Relationship
The upcoming emergency summit of European leaders on Ukraine is not just a crisis response, at the same time it is also a historic opportunity to redefine Europe's economic and political trajectory
EU is the Paper Tiger
In the 1994 Budapest Agreement, Russia, the United States, and Britain promised to secure Ukraine’s independence if Ukraine gave up its nuclear weapons
One Year Since Navalny’s Murder: Putin’s Regime Tightens Its Grip
A year has passed since Alexei Navalny, Russia’s most prominent opposition leader and anti-corruption activist, was murdered in an Arctic penal colony under Vladimir Putin’s regime
New Bulgarian Government Abandons January 1, 2026 Eurozone Entry Bid
The Bulgarian government has effectively abandoned its plan to enter the eurozone on January 1, 2026
Bulgaria Warns: Population Must Brace for Higher Taxes Amid 2025 Budget Crisis
On December 11, the Council of Ministers of Bulgaria approved the draft state budget for 2025
Bulgaria's Governance of State Enterprises Undermines OECD Membership Goals
Bulgaria has made little progress in implementing the recommendations of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), despite its ambition to join the OECD and its stated intention to align with its corporate governance guidelines.
Trump's Victory Could Open Doors for GERB to Partner with Peevski and Pro-Russian "Revival"
Adelheid Wolfl's commentary in the Austrian daily Der Standard discusses the implications of the upcoming US elections for Bulgari
America’s Role in Bulgaria’s Fight Against Corruption: A Call to Action
With less than two weeks until a pivotal election, the American public is eager for clear policy solutions from both former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris aimed at rebuilding the economy and enhancing national security
David Owen on Al Jazeera: Quick End to Russia-Ukraine War Possible with Trump’s Victory
In an interview with Al Jazeera, David Owen says that if elected, US presidential candidate Donald Trump would likely work to stop the war, which he predicts will end with Russia taking some of Ukraine’s lands.
Online Formats Rise as Influencers Take Over Bulgarian Entertainment
In today's digital landscape, influencers are becoming the new celebrities, amassing millions of followers and gradually overshadowing traditional television as the preferred source of entertainment
In the Wake of Global Upheaval: Bulgaria's Regression on LGBTQ+ Rights and Ukraine’s Bold Offensive
In a world teetering on the brink of potential catastrophe, an old Bulgarian saying has taken on new life: "If the apocalypse is near, come to Bulgaria - where we're happily living a century behind!
A Presidency Interrupted: Biden's Complex Legacy in the Shadow of Trump
As Joe Biden exits the 2024 presidential race against Donald Trump, his legacy as the 46th President of the United States emerges
Pro-Russian Rhetoric and Anti-Euro Sentiments: A New Political Party Rises in Bulgaria
"Greatness" (Velichie/Величие in Bulgarian) garnered 99,852 votes in the Bulgarian parliamentary elections on June 9, surprising many politicians, sociologists, and journalists.
Bachelor Backlash: How One Man's Decision Shook Bulgarian Society
"The Bachelor" franchise has long been a cultural phenomenon, captivating audiences around the world with its blend of romance, drama, and intrigue
Towards a Possible Peace in the South Caucasus
In a statement made on May 1, 2024, the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan - Kasym Jomart Tokayev welcomed the agreement between the Republic of Azerbaijan and the Republic of Armenia to hold negotiations at the level of foreign ministers to prepare
Nationalist Victory in North Macedonia's Elections Signals Trouble for Bulgaria
Recent developments in North Macedonia suggest a further decline in relations with Bulgaria, with the presidential elections serving as a litmus test for the sentiment towards Bulgaria within the country.
US Urgency in Aid to Ukraine Amid Doubts Over Future Supplies
Amid escalating tensions and a renewed Russian offensive, the United States is poised to deliver much-needed military aid to Ukraine following prolonged delays and uncertainties, signaling a crucial lifeline for the embattled nation in its struggle agains
Week One in Bulgaria's Caretaker Government: Calls for 2 Ministerial Changes Intensify the Crisis
Yesterday, Acting Prime Minister Dimitar Glavchev proposed to President Rumen Radev to relieve the Acting Minister of Agriculture Kiril Vatev from his post and to appoint Georgi Takhov as head of the department, the government information service reported
Analysis: Is there a possibility of ending the Russo-Ukrainian War before 2025
As the Russo-Ukrainian war enters its third year, there is considerable anticipation across Europe for its resolution, given the substantial human and material toll on both sides
Ecuador's U-Turn: Russia's Diplomatic Strategy Foils US Weapons Transfer Plan
Ecuador has officially abandoned its plans to send Soviet-style weapons to the United States, which were intended for transfer to Ukraine, citing its stance on international armed conflicts
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