In his op-ed, Timothy Garton Ash comments on ECFR´s new polling report
Media mentions – ECFR Sofia
For Europe today the main question seems to be how to make the return of Syrian refugees faster and easier
Vessela Tcherneva commented on the fall of the regime in Syria and the shift in the distribution of geopolitical forces
The economic crisis is one of the factors that led to this state of the political system in Germany, it was also the reason for the collapse of the government
The accession to Schengen is due to both political merits and Bulgarian experts who have been working for years for the good transposition of the Schengen legislation in Bulgaria
When we talk about a ceasefire or an end to war, in order to have peace and not a frozen conflict, there must be so-called security guarantees
Across the globe, we are highlighting how different political actors are taking advantage of the simultaneous challenges we face
The difference of these elections was that we saw the proliferation of small political projects that are now benefiting somewhat from this frustration
Maria Simeonova comments on the fragmentation of the Bulgarian parliament and the proliferation of small parties
The reason they are multiplying is the collision of several challenges – from the war in the Middle East, Ukraine and now in Syria, the economic crisis, fear-mongering about increasing migration flows
The Paris Agreement was supposed to be a success for both Bulgaria and North Macedonia. They hoped it would pave the way to the EU
Illegal migration is mainly related to how many of the smugglers manage to sustain their business – at what cost, who their political patron is, how they overcome “Captain Andreevo”
Vessela Tcherneva comments on the Romanian elections and the Bulgarian problems with border policing