A court arbitrarily interpreted a European directive, opening the door to new chaos, perhaps more serious than the ‘Olympic’ scandal, Valia Ahchieva’s new journalistic investigation reveals. [Important notice: The previous Valia Ahchieva’s investigative reports published…
By Valia Ahchieva On 10 August last year, the Commercial Register in Bulgaria went off, creating unprecedented chaos. Citizens, companies and the administration remained cut off from a vital database. The uncertainty fuelled fears of…
By Georgi Gotev The Bulgarian National Television (BNT) inadvertently disclosed the very simple mechanism allowing big players with guilty conscience to stop the publication of journalistic investigations affecting their interests. The supporting roles in killing…
Our distinguished contributor Valia Ahchieva was asked to stop contributing to media other than the Bulgarian National Television (BNT), although BNT has put down her weekly program. In fact, Ahchieva contributes only to EUelectionsBulgaria.com. Several…
A new investigative report by Valia Ahchieva sheds light on an area widely perceived as being at the centre of massive fraud and corruption: road construction. Anyone who has raised the issue of the quality…
This is the second article from an investigative report by Valia Ahchieva. In the Bulgarian Parliament, an ad-hoc Committee of Inquiry is examining all data, facts and circumstances regarding the reports in Bulgarian and international…
A manipulated verification has masked the truth about the issuance of Bulgarian citizenship to foreigners with criminal dossiers, according to an investigative report by Valia Ahchieva, which she contributed exclusively for EUelectionsBulgaria.eu Two years ago,…
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