Trump Must Not Invade Venezuela
Most reasonable voices advocating against a US invasion of Venezuela don’t think Maduro is great. They are simply against the invasion
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More Than a Budget Crisis: Bulgaria's Gen-Z Demands a Political Reckoning
On the evening of December 1, 2025, Bulgaria witnessed its most significant popular mobilization since the 1990s
Debt, Deficit, and Political Survival: Bulgaria's First Euro Budget Faces Backlash
Bulgaria's Parliament has taken a historic step by approving the nation's inaugural state budget denominated in euros during its first reading
Martin Lazík Highlights Lessons from Slovakia for Bulgaria’s Real Estate Market Ahead of the Euro Adoption
Among the distinguished participants is Martin Lazík, a Slovak real estate analyst with over two decades of experience, who will provide his perspective on the impact of the euro on real estate markets, drawing on Slovakia’s journey and lessons relevant f
Ukraine Wants Tomahawks to Strike Deep Into Russia - But Will It Matter?
The debate over providing Tomahawk cruise missiles to Ukraine has become one of the most contentious issues in the ongoing war with Russia
Trump's Diplomatic Mirage: Why Russia Isn't Seeking Peace
The indefinite postponement of the planned Trump-Putin summit in Budapest reveals a fundamental truth that many observers have long suspected
National Embarrassment: Georg Georgiev’s Hasty Pledge to Putin Backfires as Budapest Summit Plans Collapse
Bulgarian Foreign Minister Georgy Georgiev has found himself at the center of public ridicule and political backlash after prematurely declaring that Bulgaria
Marco Rubio - Not So Great After All
President Donald Trump just called Marco Rubio the greatest Secretary of State in history, on the occasion of the freeing of the Israeli hostages but that label doesn't quite ring true if we take a look at Rubio's record so far
Wizz Air CFO Ian Malin on the Company's Commitment to Bulgaria and the Sofia Marathon
Wizz Air continues to strengthen its presence in Bulgaria, not only as a leading airline but also as a supporter of health, sports, and tourism
The Geopolitical Choreography of Kosovo’s Local Elections: How Serbia’s Interference Threatens National Security
The significance of Sunday's local elections (October 12) goes far beyond a political competition for the governance of municipalities
When National Interests Collide with European Unity: The Bulgaria-Ukraine-North Macedonia Nexus
As Europe grapples with the most significant threat to its security architecture since World War II, the question of how quickly the European Union can act has become existential
Bulgaria's Strategic Role in the EU's Drone Wall Defense Initiative
Right now, Europe faces an unprecedented security challenge as Russian drone incursions into NATO and EU airspace have become increasingly frequent and brazen
When Politics Means Violence
In different countries, people meet grim fates: some fall from balconies, others vanish without a trace, some end up in prison - and in the United States, politicians are sometimes shot in public
The Von der Leyen GPS Incident: This Wasn't A Targeted Russian Attack
On August 31, 2025, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen's aircraft experienced GPS navigation issues while approaching Plovdiv Airport in Bulgaria.
Google Goes Dark Across Eastern Europe - Did Russia Do It?
On Thursday morning, millions of users across Eastern Europe found themselves cut off from essential Google services - the search engine, Gmail, Google Maps, YouTube, Google Drive
Bulgaria and Romania Race for Rheinmetall Investment: Gunpowder Factories Set to Transform Both Countries
Gunpowder production and the manufacturing of NATO-standard 155 mm artillery shells are set to begin in Bulgaria under two upcoming joint-venture agreements with German defense giant Rheinmetall
34 Years Since the Battle of Vukovar: Did Europe Forget?
While Metallica was singing in front of more than a million people in Moscow, a concert almost everyone knows about today, at the same time, Vukovar became the scene of the first major conventional military battle on European territory since the end of WW
Behind the Photo: How Posture and Presence Reveal European Weakness
There are many significant diplomatic details in this photo that make it fascinating. Far more than the long table at which Putin welcomed Macron years ago
Nuclear Theatre in the Digital Age - Trump's Submarine Move Isn’t What It Seems
U.S. President Donald Trump’s announcement that he ordered two nuclear submarines to be positioned in “the appropriate regions” in response to threats from former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev
Eighty-One Years On: Remembering the Idealism and Tragedy of Warsaw 1944
Eighty-one years ago, the Polish capital witnessed its second uprising during the occupation, an event that led to the near-total, deliberate destruction of the city
Kosovo on the Front Line: A Verdict That Stirred Serbo-Russian Moves
An ICJ decision that ignited the geopolitical calculations of the Serbo‑Russian axis
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