By Georgi Gotev This great project, #Gimme5EU, ends for me today (1 October). It was about the European elections, with an angle on Bulgaria. Yesterday’s successful audition of Mariya Gabriel ends the cycle. It was…
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It has been a busy political season, and all of a sudden, as it usually it is the cases by end July, nothing happens, because the politicians and EU institutions are on holidays. The three…
By Georgi Gotev UK PM hopeful Boris Johnson called the French “turds”. Footage of Johnson calling the French what could be translated in their language as « merde » was cut from a BBC documentary following a…
By Krassen Nikolov By the end of May Bulgaria had record budget surplus. Revenues are €1.5 billion higher than planned. This is not much for developed European economies, but for Bulgaria it is a huge…
By Krassen Nikolov The European elections in Bulgaria were a sort of vote of confidence for the government of Prime Minister Boyko Borissov and his party GERB. The final results, just announced, are 31,07% for…
Emil Radev is a member of the European Parliament and eighth in the list of GERB for the forthcoming European elections. In an interview with this website, he answers questions about his achievements as an…
A commentary by Krassen Nikolov “I do not feel punished because no one can punish me.” This was the comment of the former leader of the GERB parliamentary group, Tzvetan Tzvetanov, after he resigned from…
Georgi Gotev Three months ago we launched the five blogs covering the EU elections in Bulgaria, Romania, Poland, Italy and France. We have published a total of 239 articles to this hour, and the European…
By Krassen Nikolov In February 2017, BSP leader Kornelia Ninova could almost smell victory in the parliamentary elections. Pre-election opinion polls had shown that the socialist party will have equal or even better results than…
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