Why the Bulgarian Government could be bolder – part 2
My article posted on November 11 2017 created an amazing response: nearly 2000 people clicked through to The Sofia Globe from
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Perspectives
weekly Editorial, blogs, opinion from TSG team and readers, Bill Drysdale on ‘My Bulgaria’; Analysis – from team, VOA, NENN; full texts of significant statements, speeches and media statements by Government and non-government organisations.
Bulgaria’s EU Presidency: High road and low road
The commemorative coin and souvenir ties have run off the production lines, the main venue is prepared, and the priorities
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Erdogan’s visit to Athens shapes his new policy agenda
The president of Turkey, Recep Tayyip Erdogan has been blamed for a lot (of situations in the past) and many could still
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EU offers Eastern Partnership members money, motivation
The EU has invited representatives from six post-Soviet states to take part in its fifth annual Eastern Partnership summit. On
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Political repercussions as GERB’s Glavchev resigns as Bulgarian National Assembly Speaker
Bulgarian Prime Minister and centre-right GERB party leader Boiko Borissov might have expected a hat-trick – approval of his government’s
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Bulgaria’s 2018 EU Presidency: Bedtime stories
The acceleration of the date when Bulgaria will take over the seat of the EU Presidency from the first half
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Opinion: A small step toward a European army
An historic breakthrough or just another attempt doomed to peter out? The EU plans to coordinate EU members’ military capacities
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Tensions between Bulgaria’s President and governing majority not dissipating
The difficult relationship between Bulgaria’s President Roumen Radev and Prime Minister Boiko Borissov’s governing majority shows no sign of dissipating,
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Why the Bulgarian Government could be bolder
Bulgaria is doing well economically: GDP is growing by over three per cent annually, state debt is below 30 per
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