Commentary: Bulgaria’s perils on the path to a print media law
Bulgaria’s Prime Minister Boiko Borissov, annoyed at newspaper antics and alleging that some of his country’s journalists are “serving the
Read moreBulgaria’s Prime Minister Boiko Borissov, annoyed at newspaper antics and alleging that some of his country’s journalists are “serving the
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Read moreDisenchantment with Bulgaria’s centre-right GERB Government and its leader, Prime Minister Boiko Borissov, after the Forestry Act amendments controversy and
Read moreNikolai Mladenov has a vision of the countries of the Western Balkans integrated into the European Union and Nato, and
Read moreThe press barons of Bulgaria are whacking each other with rolled-up newspapers, figuratively speaking, in a media war with profound
Read moreThe slogan of bTV, Bulgaria’s most-viewed privately-owned television channel, is “all points of view”. The channel, which ratings claim to
Read moreAn opinion survey in June 2012 said that Bulgarians – who are about a year away from national parliamentary elections
Read moreA petition, public protest and open division among the Bulgarian Orthodox Church have followed the church’s new rules legitimising the
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