Analysis
The Roma Will Save Bulgaria And The Economy
The population in Bulgaria is shrinking and according to the United Nations only about three million people will live in our country by the end of this century.
What May BRICS Bring To The Table Of International Relations
The biggest story in the world happened recently in Moscow. Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin, the two leading members of the BRICS alliance...
What Is Terrorism And Terrorist State
Terrorism, State sponsor of terrorism, and terrorist State are three terms that are commonly used in discussions related to international...
Opinion
Bulgaria needs a normal left
One of the tragedies of modern Bulgarian democracy is that it has failed to produce a normal social-democratic movement...
Did Ukraine Lose Another Ally?
On the 30th of September, Slovakia held its parliament elections. These elections questioned the country’s pro-West beliefs and principles. The fear of three-time ex-Prime Minister Robert Fico and his party, SMER, became a reality.
THE ROMA DO NOT DECIDE THE OUTCOME OF THE ELECTIONS
A thing that is discussed a lot around elections time in Bulgaria is the Roma community and vote buying. One persistent narrative is the notion of the controlled and bought Roma vote, which has been touted by some as being crucial in determining the results of Bulgarian elections.
