Bulgaria's Slow 'Pink' Revolution
The controversial Soviet Army monument in Bulgaria's capital Sofia made new headlines in leading international media as it was painted again in honor the 45th anniversary of the crackdown on Prague's Spring.
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Bulgaria's Govt Should Hear the Business Sector
Bulgaria’s economic environment should be made foreseeable for the business to operate, according to the Bulgarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
Combating Tax Frauds
Italy’s police have unraveled a tax evasion scheme worth millions of euros. Italian companies relocated to Bulgaria and registered as owners elderly people who had no idea they had become company owners.
How Much Social Security Should Rich Bulgarians Pay?
How can the Bulgarian state force wealthy Bulgarians to pay bigger social security contributions? Increase the upper earnings limit, this is the way to go.
Taking Bulgarians, EU for a Ride
The Members of the Bulgarian Parliament from the ruling majority sneakily masterminded Wednesday a plan to get rid of the "Volen Siderov's Ethics" problem.
Inspiring Balkan Protests
The Balkans are protesting – Turkey, Greece, and now Bulgaria.
Turks Want Freedom, Bulgarians Electricity
What sparked the protests in Turkey were plans to cut down trees in Taksim Square.
Bulgaria's 'Pale Rider' or How to Kill Political Stardom
Volen Siderov, Bulgaria's nationalist chief, staged his latest dog and pony show on the day the nation reveres one of its most beloved sons.
High Time to Get Down to Work!
Bulgaria is already in a position to cobble together a government that could ease concerns over its future, as soon as possible.
Nationalist Leader - Kingmaker in Bulgaria
No matter what politicians say, one thing is for sure.
Responsible Politicians? Anyone?
Are there any nationally responsible politicians left in Bulgaria? Over the next few days, we will know the answer to that important question.
Bulgaria after Vote: Bleak Outlook or Dead End
Only four Bulgarian parties - those which got most discredited over the past decade thanks to corruption and links with the oligarchy - made it to parliament on Sunday.
Who Benefits from Bulgaria's Watergate?
Who is piling up benefits from the ‘watergate' scandal that sent – yet again - shockwaves in Bulgaria on Friday? This is the question that every reasonable Bulgarian faced on Friday after media published a scandalous special surveillance devices recording
Fight Poverty with Jobs, Not Prayers
Religious leaders from various faiths in Bulgaria held three days of special prayers requested by the country's president because of a spate of suicides.
The 'Mysterious' Ways of Bulgarian Prosecution
Bulgarian journalist Boris Mitov was threatened with charges of leaking State secrets for publishing an article criticizing notorious prosecutor Roman Vasilev.
Dogan Attacker's Matrix
In the country, where as a rule there is either too much or too little talk, many questions remain unanswered.
Bulgaria's Wiretapping Scandal - Whose Mistake Was It This Time?
Was something lost in translation in Bulgaria's recent wiretapping scandal?
Caretaker Minister – Best Job in the World
Bulgaria's caretaker Prime Minister Marin Raykov has kindly asked his ministers to pick up their phones 24/7.
Why Is UK Afraid of Us?
Misery...
'Too Much' Freedom
Notorious Bulgarian banker Tsvetan Vassilev (Corporate Commercial Bank, CCB) stunned many in the country with a rare interview.
Why?
1. Why have Bulgarian caretaker Ministers engaged in a flurry of interviews instead of doing what needs to be done?
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