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 North Macedonia’s EU Challenges: the Bulgarian ego and the mechanisms of defence

North Macedonia’s EU Challenges: the Bulgarian ego and the mechanisms of defence

November 23, 2020

Following the resolution of an almost three-decades-long surreal name dispute with Greece, North Macedonia’s path to EU membership looked relatively optimistic. Until recently. On 17 November, [...]

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 Bulgaria 2020: what is to be done? 

Bulgaria 2020: what is to be done? 

August 3, 2020

Since 9 July, tens of thousands of Bulgarians across the country have marched on the streets every evening to demand the resignations of Boyko Borissov’s government and Prosecutor General Ivan [...]

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Bulgaria Monthly Digest: COVID restrictions tighten, and CoE calls for defense of minority rights

April 17, 2020

Like virtually everywhere in Europe in the last month, Bulgaria’s media focused almost entirely on the COVID-19 pandemic. Here are a few key figures and some of the main measures taken by the [...]

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Bulgaria Monthly Digest: crackdown on the far-right, and COVID hits Bulgaria

March 19, 2020

– Approximately 200 far-right supporters gathered in downtown Sofia on February 22nd  after Bulgaria’s  Supreme Administrative Court upheld the city mayor’s ban on their annual torchlight [...]

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Bulgaria Monthly Digest: billionaire charged and prosecutor general on the offensive

February 21, 2020

Bozho Kolov recounts the latest news from Bulgaria, Jan-Feb 2020.

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Bulgaria Monthly Digest: water crisis and Turkstream launch

January 27, 2020

– On December 21st, a state of emergency was declared in Pernik, a mining town in Western Bulgaria about 25 km away from Sofia. Water restrictions had been imposed there in mid-November and [...]

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Bulgaria Monthly Digest: Prime Minister Boyko Borissov visits Washington, and the country is struck by protests

December 20, 2019

– On November 25th Deputy Director of the National Police Office Blagorodna Makeva announced that in 2018, more than 31 000 reports of  domestic violence had been received by the police in [...]

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Bulgaria Monthly Digest: controversial new prosecutor general, and Gerb hold on to power

November 22, 2019

– On October 22nd the European Commission announced that the Cooperation and Verification Mechanism (CVM) for judicial review in Bulgaria could be lifted because “the progress made [by the [...]

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Bulgaria Monthly Digest: Protests Over Early Parole to Murder-Convicted Australian and Controversies Over the Upcoming Election of the New Prosecutor General

October 18, 2019

The last few months in Bulgaria were hot and stormy, just like the county’s political scene. Although the National Assembly had a long vacation, Bulgarians were not given a break from scandals [...]

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Bulgaria Monthly Digest: Eu Parliament Election Confirms Balance of Power and Vice-President of Ruling Party Resigns

June 23, 2019

– The results of the European Parliament (EP) elections on May 26th in Bulgaria reconfirmed the balance of power in the National Assembly. The ruling Citizens for European Development of [...]

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