Emil Harsev: KTB Insolvency Would Be Ungrounded
There is not a single reason requiring that Corporate Commercial Bank (Corpbank or KTB) be declared insolvent, financier Emil Harsev believes.
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Kristalina Georgieva's Appointment Could Bring About a Change to Bulgarian Politics
Just hours before Jean-Claude Juncker unveiled the official distribution of portfolios in the new EU executive, an article kindly reminded me that commissioners tend to defend their national interest, "but it has to be done with subtlety".
Kristian Krastev: Bulgaria Could Benefit from Russian Airspace Ban
Bulgaria would gain immediate profit from a potential decision of Moscow to keep Western carriers away from its airspace, a former Transport Minister has argued.
Nikolay Mihaylov: Bulgaria's Political System 'Vicious, Devoid of Sense'
Bulgaria's political idea is related to an outward loyalty and degradation of the internal public debate and of inter-party clashes, Nikolay Mihaylov, a psychiatrist, believes.
What's Right, What's Left In Bulgarian Politics
Political studies tend to describe parties and policies into two basic broad categories: left and right.
Is It for Money, Mr General... Is It for a Lot of Money?
It strikes one that, especially lately, more and more generals are taking part in politics - from the armed forces, from the police, from the fire brigade.
Lech Walesa: EU Assistance to Ukraine Could Result in Nuclear War
A Russia-NATO nuclear conflict is possible if Europe provides military assistance to Ukraine, legendary Polish politician and Nobel Peace Prize laureate Lech Walesa believes.
Georgi Parvanov: Bulgaria 'Cannot Be a Hawk' on Russia
Bulgarian cannot afford to be hawkish in its relations with Russia, President (2002-2011) Georgi Parvanov said on Monday.
Tusk and Mogherini – Good Lesson To Be Learned
Poland’s Donald Tusk is the new EU Council President and Italy’s Federica Mogherini is the new foreign policy chief of an increasingly variegated but still united Europe.
About ‘the King's property’, economic freedom, our values and future
It says something, in fact rather a lot I should say, that after the end of the communist regime in Bulgaria the Bulgarian King and Royal Family, exiled from their Fatherland and expropriated by the very same soviet-installed communist regime, have been t
Maxim Behar: Ice Bucket Challenge Has Made Us Better
Maxim Behar’s idea to introduce a Bulgarian tone to the Ice Bucket Challenge has drawn an unexpectedly wide response, the leading Bulgarian PR expert has said for Sofia's daily newspaper 24 hours..
Maya Manolova: Caretaker Gov't Reinstates GERB Cadres
Bulgarian Socialist Party (BSP)'s Maya Manolova has argued the interim government will fail to complete its most crucial task, which is the preparation of fair elections.
Ognyan Minchev: We Need Political Programmes, Not Personal Squabbles
We should realize how deeply the Bulgarian democratic system has been eroded, Bulgarian political scientist Ognyan Minchev has opined.
Tsvetozar Tomov: Surprising Turnout to Be Expected at Early Elections
The forthcoming snap poll on October 5 is likely to attract 3.
Ivan Ivanov: BEH Board of Directors Should be Fully Overhauled
Ivan Ivanov, energy expert, has suggested that the Board of Directors of the Bulgarian Energy Holding (BEH) must be replaced.
Boyko Borisov's Behaviour Does Not Befit A European Politician
GERB leader Boyko Borisov, on Thursday told the BNT viewers that if GERB doesn't have an absolute majority in next parliament, there will be “nothing to eat in the winter.
Of Words and Bonds
“My word is my bond”, the motto in Latin on the coat of arms of London Stock Exchange, has long reflected the paramount importance of trust for any financial transaction.
Solomon Passy: Interim Cabinet Can Do Much in Foreign Policy Area
The caretaker cabinet could kickstart policies that could determine the country’s relationship with its EU partners in the years to come, Solomon Passy has said.
Bulgarian MPs' Last Day Presents: Secrets inside the Red Box
Outgoing Parliament Speaker and newly-elected socialist leader Mihail Mikov gave MPs these red boxes to mark their last day at work.
Tsvetan Raychinov: Healthcare 'in Total Chaos'
Bulgarian Medical Association (BMA) head Tsvetan Raychinov has urged politicians to avoid infighting, as their actions are affecting the healthcare system.
Was DPS's Choice to Speed Up Government Resignation a Sacrifice?
"The DPS said to everyone that to be in power is not an end in itself, it's not a cliche," Lyutvi Mestan, leader of the Movement for Rights and Freedoms, said.
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