Süddeutsche Zeitung: Bulgaria Should not Enter the Eurozone

"Better without Sofia" - under this title the German "Süddeutsche Zeitung" published an article on Bulgaria's ambitions to join the eurozone.

The Economist: The Difficulties of Exchanging Territory in the Balkans

TEN years ago Kosovo declared independence from Serbia.

Tomislav Donchev: In the Istanbul Convention, Society Saw a Great Deal of its Fears

Part of society has seen a great deal of its fears in the Istanbul Convention but not without outside help, the vice-premier Tomislav Donchev told BNT.

For How Long will Housing Prices in Bulgaria Continue to Increase?

Last year housing prices in major cities in Bulgaria rose by nearly 10% - at least according to official statistics.

The West and Russia Stabbed the Kurdish People in the Back

While Turkey is unfolding its offensive in the area of ​​Afrin, Kurdish representatives, both in Syria and abroad, are increasingly talking about betrayal.

Deutsche Welle: Why the EU does not Want to Hurry with Bulgaria's Entry into Schengen

Bulgaria is not ready yet: the Bavarian Interior Minister is against the rapid adoption of the country in Schengen.

Ski Resort Construction Causing Irreversible Damage to Pirin

Roadmap for developing the mountain sustainably outlined

Forbes: A 'Climate-Skeptic' Just Took Charge Of EU Environment Policy

Neno Dimov, the man who took over as the president of the EU's Environment Council on January 1st, got an earful yesterday when he appeared before members of the European Parliament.

Greens in the EP: The Foggy Fight Against Corruption in Bulgaria is Confusing and Ineffective

The Greens in the European Parliament today presented a report on the issue of corruption in the EU and Bulgaria, the agencies said.

CNN: The world's Longest Paid Motherhood is in Bulgaria

Juncker: Bulgaria is an Inspiring Example for the Western Balkans

European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker told the EP today that Bulgaria is an inspiring example for the Western Balkans.

BBC: The Country that Brought Yoghurt to the World

In Bulgaria, yoghurt is everywhere.

Varoufakis: "Do not be Fooled, the Crisis is not Over and the Euro is in Jeopardy"

Polemic.

Daily Sabah: Separatists in Northwest Bulgaria Seek Autonomy or to Join Romania

In the latest micronationalist bid in Europe, a group in northwest Bulgaria started collecting signatures for a declaration of separation from the country that would either lead to autonomy or to joining their northern neighbors Romania.

DW: Bulgaria Takes Over EU Presidency in Turbulent Times

Taking over the EU presidency in the present times poses a serious challenge for Bulgaria.

Sofia to Ban Horse-Drawn Carts For EU Presidency

Bulgaria's capital Sofia is drafting plans to rid the common sight of creaking horse-drawn carts from its streets in an effort to brush up its image for the country's EU presidency from January.

British Minister: Bulgarians in the UK have no Cause for Concern

"There are no reasons to be worried, there are more than 85,000 Bulgarians in the United Kingdom - we want them to stay, we will give them appropriate status, if they want.

The Guardian: Ski Resort will Devastate Unesco World Heritage Site in Bulgaria, says WWF

A budget ski resort expansion is poised to carve 333km of new slopes and 113km of ski lifts through a Unesco world heritage site of “outstanding universal value”, according to documents obtained by WWF in a lawsuit.

Romanian Ambassador: Romania is Willing to Cooperate Closely with Bulgaria For a Very Successful EU Presidency

Exclusive interview of Novinite.

Tim Chambers, the Englishman who Changed the Fate of a Bulgarian Village

16 years ago, the village of Brashten in the Dospat region, with nearly a thousand inhabitants, was like all the others in the Rhodope Mountains, with a record number of unemployed, after the small workshops were closed down after the rise of democracy.

Valdis Dombrovskis: "Bulgaria is Ready for the Eurozone"

"The Bulgarian economy is stable, it should not be difficult for Bulgaria to enter the Eurozone waiting room, but after you are inside, it takes three years for the euro to come into practice.