Sex, money, howls of corruption and influence-buying…it must be a Bulgarian business story
It is not every day and everywhere that it is possible to claim a direct link between European Union operational
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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.
The terrorist attack on Israelis at Bulgaria’s Bourgas Airport – six months on: Updated
Amid the frustration, speculation and enduring trauma in these past six months since the July 18 2012 suicide bomb terrorist
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Wake me when it’s over: Bulgaria holds second ‘live’ debate in nuclear referendum
The foremost problem in Bulgaria’s national debate ahead of the country’s January 27 2013 national referendum on the future of
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Russia Watch: The march of Moscow’s silent majority?
During my two-week vacation in the United States, American friends again and again looked at me intently, and then asked:
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M&A corner: Mounting dangers in the US economy
Stephen Covey, in his acclaimed book The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People, uses an interesting analogy to distinguish between
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Will ‘Reset’ in US-Russia relations continue?
President Barack Obama has made better relations with Russia a cornerstone of his foreign policy. During his first administration, the
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Editorial: Bombing out
This is an election year in Bulgaria and campaigning is sure to include the aggressive and the bizarre – but
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Bulgaria’s relations with Macedonia: Reset or reverse?
Bulgaria has underlined time and again that it wants a reset of relations with Macedonia, calling on Skopje to end
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Armenia 2013: Sargsyan’s Presidential election and beyond
Amid all the uncertainties and difficulties facing Armenia, it appears to have the prospect of one certainty – that in
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