About Us: The Sofia Globe
The Sofia Globe provides news, features, insight and analysis about Bulgaria, Central and Eastern Europe and the wider world according to the high professional standards of independence and objectivity that we have set ourselves in our Editorial Charter.
Editorial Charter
The Sofia Globe is intended for foreign and local readers with an interest in editorial content about, in order of priority, Bulgaria, Central and Eastern Europe, the European Union and the continent of Europe, and the wider world.
- The Sofia Globe puts first the interests of its readers, striving to provide them with journalism that is accurate, informed, unbiased and free of considerations of commercial or political influence.
- The Sofia Globe supports the values of a free and responsible media and supports the free exchange of facts, ideas and opinions.
- The Sofia Globe proceeds, without exception, in line with its code of ethics for journalists and code of conduct for all employees.
- The Sofia Globe will, at all times and without exception, identify content for which any form of payment has been made.
- The Sofia Globe will not align itself with any individual political party but will, on a non-partisan basis, promote the positive development of Bulgaria.
- The Sofia Globe may exercise corporate social responsibility through media partnerships with legitimate charities or other socially-worthy causes.
- The Sofia Globe may choose to support causes that are to the general benefit of the population.
- The Sofia Globe will never make itself party to any form of negative discrimination on the grounds of race, ethnicity, language, nationality, religion, sexual orientation or mental or physical disability but in contrast will promote the values of tolerance.
Contacts
For editorial, advertising and general inquiries, please e-mail [email protected]
Copyright
All editorial content on The Sofia Globe website is copyrighted. Any unauthorised reproduction or use of these materials, including texts and photographs, is strictly forbidden. Reproduction of any content from this website is permitted only with prior written permission from the Editor-in-Chief of The Sofia Globe, must be properly credited and if reposted, an active link back to sofiaglobe.com must be provided.
Comments posted by the website’s visitors are independent of the editorial materials and do not represent the views of sofiaglobe.com. Sofia Globe Media Ltd. cannot be held responsible for the statements contained in comments by users of our forum.
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Legal Notice
Действителен собственик на настоящото издание е Клайв Левиев-Сойър.
This website is owned by Clive Leviev-Sawyer

Dear Clive,
We’ve been a subscriber to The Sofia Globe for a while now. We live in Scotland, UK and are preparing to move to Bulgaria permanently. As with any major change like this in a such a fractured world, risk is hard to evaluate and achieve balanced decisions about migrating. The Sofia Globe has been invaluable in assisting us with this decision as you cover regional issues at macro and micro economic level which are the bedrock of any decisions like ours, as we are able to make accurate comparisons. Examples are :
1 The Deputy Prime-minister saying ” Cheap immigrant labour is not the solution for growth and population management.”
2 Gas prices are being reduced by 2.5% by the government.
3 IKEA is being managed to prevent over development thereby protecting indigenous businesses.
These decisions are at the opposite end of the spectrum to that of the UK and make sound economic sense and in doing so , protects the security and safety of the Bulgarian economy, which in turn gives us , retiree migrants a safer country to invest in and help with the growth of the country as the people of Bulgaria are on the whole at the forefront of most governmental decisions.
So, today we have become a Patreon and hope that our small contribution for now will help you with your publications. Thank you once again. Brian & Anna………
Dear Brian and Anna
Thank you very much for your letter, and for your support, which means a great deal. We shall endeavour to continue keeping you as well-informed as possible, and wish you the very best in Bulgaria. Clive