The opposition has to win by a lot
Media mentions – ECFR Sofia
When they can’t explain their actions or the complexity of the world surrounding us, politicians often resort to nationalism and polarisation
Macron’s vision is quite ambitious. He believes that the EU can be on its own, a separate player, a separate pillar to attract allies.
We hope that the Bulgarian political parties will produce a government that responds to the people’s will. A large part of Bulgarians voted for a pro-EU government.
Vessela Tcherneva commenting on Bulgaria’s place on the world map; the president’s speech; the composition of government; and Kremlin drone incident
The cancellation of the names of the two Bulgarian culture clubs in Bitola and Ohrid is rather a failure of Bulgarian diplomacy
Vessela Tcherneva on the recent parliamentary elections in Bulgaria; the Bulgarian approach towards North Macedonia ; and the visit of Macron and Ursula von der Leyen to Beijing
It is becoming crystal clear that Europe must pick a side in the trade clash between China and the US
Bulgaria and North Macedonia should rely on the institutional bilateral framework – mechanisms that are used in case of incidents to avoid tensions that do not benefit either Sofia or Skopje
In Bulgaria, the president uses pro-Russian rhetoric, but then in Brussels he votes quite differently from what he has announced
Bulgaria is very important for the integration of the Western Balkans and we are unfortunately not seen as very constructive in the region at the moment
The elections will not make much difference to Bulgaria’s strategic direction – ” The Bulgarian society fits firmly into the European consensus”